Push dagger assistance

For what it's worth, Michael Morris makes an absolutely fantastic pusher, in both double and single edged configurations.

Also, this is a big pet peeve of mine: please stop commenting on what is and what is not illegal if you don't actually know. :)

Double edged blades are perfectly legal in quite a lot of places, Los Angeles included.
 
Los Angeles said:
For what it's worth, Michael Morris makes an absolutely fantastic pusher, in both double and single edged configurations.

Also, this is a big pet peeve of mine: please stop commenting on what is and what is not illegal if you don't actually know. :)

Double edged blades are perfectly legal in quite a lot of places, Los Angeles included.
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Right on! In fact I'm so tired of it throughout the forum that I'd make that "please stop commenting on what is and what is not illegal" as anyone collecting, carrying, etc. has a duty to abide by the laws of their location. :grumpy:
 
DC KNIVES said:
You can always go custom.Dave

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HAHAHA! Im a cop so I have NO money to afford "customs"! I wish I did, however, because thats truly awesome!
 
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Well it came today and apparently the company LG OUTDOORS screwed up and sent me a Safe KEEPER 2, and not the safe maker II as i thought I ordered....kinda weird....or maybe I ordered the wrong one in my haste, (highly probable). It was after 5Pm when I got home so I cant call them and return it til Monday. Im extremely impatient so I ordered one from Amazon along with a plastic model push dagger.
I will say that the knife is pretty wicked looking. I was needing the safe maker II, which according to their website is out of stock right now, as its smaller and more suited for my needs.

I may decide to keep the safe keeper II, however because the more I play with it, the more I like it.

The sheath retention is great and I doubt there would be a problem being worn upside down. It wasnt as tight/difficult as some reviews have portrayed.
 
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plcigar72 said:
Well it came today and apparently the company LG OUTDOORS screwed up and sent me a Safe KEEPER 2, and not the safe maker II as i thoughtordered....kinda weird....or maybe I ordered the wrong one in my haste. It was after 5Pm when I got home so I cant call them and return it til Monday. Im extremely impatient so I ordered one from Amazon along with a plastic model push dagger.
I will say that the knife is pretty wicked looking. I was needing the safe maker II, which according to their website is out of stock right now, as its smaller and more suited for my needs.
I may decide to keep the safe keeper II, however becaus ethe more I play with it, the more I like it.
The sheath retention is great and I doubt would have a problem being worn upside down.
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I'd definitely keep the Safe Keeper 2, but you may have a refund coming as the Safe Maker 2 usually costs more. YMMV
 
My Safe Keeper I was an outstanding knife. I wish I hadn't sold it. I'd really like to get to hold a Safe Maker I. The blade shape and grind are what interest me about it, though the Safe Maker II would be more practical.
 
me2 said:
My Safe Keeper I was an outstanding knife. I wish I hadn't sold it. I'd really like to get to hold a Safe Maker I. The blade shape and grind are what interest me about it, though the Safe Maker II would be more practical.
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a safe maker1 is dissapointing when compared to a safekeeper 1.
 
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