The Best 15 dollars I've spent!

Oh, and just to contribute something of actual
value, I concur 100% about the Byrd lineup.

Currently my primary boating knife (freshwater canoe) is a CaraCara2 Rescue.
That big serrated blade cuts like crazy, the lockup is very solid, the blade doesn’t rust if you are even questionably alive between the ears, and if it falls into the lake a disappears, I’m out less than 20 Bucks. I’d go home, order a new one, and not give it another thought.
 
SharpieB said:
Endura 4 is definately next for me
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Thanks
and I bet you are going to love the Endura 4 great size / very useful.
just a little pin up for yah
Endura 4 in ZDP-189
Dragonfly in ZDP-189
(nippers are for wire ties at work ; ZDP can chip on wire ties)
I traded my Manix LW in S110V for this Endura. This Endura is much better for me in many ways.

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panoz77 said:
Well mine was here when I got home, already made its way onto my keychain! Nice little knife and I also have large hands and have no problem opening this little gem! :thumbsup:


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My pockets aren't big enough for this setup, but it's a great little knife.
 
panoz77 said:
It goes on your beltloop via that caribiner/bottle opener, not in a pocket.
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That trendy janitor look. I like it!

They're not really leaving us much choice anymore though are they? Giant key fobs for multiple cars, a dozen keys for the house, garage, shed, office, etc., flashlight, knife, wallet, phone, gun, prybar... pocket space comes at a premium these days.

I'm almost old enough to qualify for a fanny pack though. That'll solve the issue.
 
Starling
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I like the grip om the knife near the blade better on the Starling.
I like how clean the Finch is when closed.
BD-1 steel.
Lots to like in these.
 
I actually carry two sets of keys. One is personal and always on me. The other is work keys that I don't wanna carry when I'm not on the clock. I like suspension clips as well and value simplicity. Here's my set up:

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I read some threads that some of the Byrd line was heat treated at 61hrc for 8cr13mov... Which would be an upgrade vs any other manufacturers... Is this still true and if so is it the whole line up or certain models?
 
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