'tis the giveaway season...

[Sir Housecat]

Smaller is better because you never know when you need a backup!
By the way thanks for the chance at this beautiful knife!

 

[WA Martin]

Smaller is better because you can still see the splinter for the splinter removing device (knife)!

 

[ashtxsniper]

Smaller is better because..........I have never had this problem. Thanks for the chance

 

[Phydeaux]

Smaller is better because sheeple think "Oh! What a cute little knife!!"

Ric

 

[pmew]

Smaller is better because if I forget to wear a belt, I won't have to keep pulling my trousers up!

Great gaw much appreciated.

 

[Bigfattyt]

Great looking blade combo and handle scales.

Smaller is better because when I drop it on my toe, it will hurt less (bound to happen with ever knife I carry!)

 

[Old Boy]

Smaller is better because... i can carry 4 knives in my pockets instead of only 2

 

[Brian.Evans]

Smaller is better because they are just dang cuter!!

(Peanut holding her peanut, made on her birthday)

 

[knifecollector73]

smaller is better because you can carry more small knives.

 

[ol' smoke]

Smaller is better cause ..... it just is. Thanks for a chance!

 

[r8shell]

Smaller is better because it can fit in the tight spaces.

 

[Zemapeli]

id like in please. thanks for the generous chance. :thumbup:

 

[chemistguy]

smaller is better because it's better for DIY surgery when you are out in the woods

 

[xbxb]

Here's why smaller is better!! I carry these little babies all the time

 

[bvik]

Smaller is better because it leaves room for character. A small man can hide behind a big knife, gun, truck, house, paycheck. The man who understands the principle of "enough" can be satisfied with small. His character will make up the difference.

 

[waltmc]

Thanks to everyone who entered and shared their pictures and wit. There were some great responses.

Well, without further ado, we have a winner!

The Dragon, who celebrates his 14th month today, drew numbers from his "What's Inside" box.

It took a few tries to come up with a combination that worked, but in the end, he drew the number 16. So congratulations to Mike Berkovitch who had the winning entry. I'll send you a message to get your shipping information.

And to add to the celebration, the Dragon walked across the room to see who had won. This is the first time he's taken more than a few fitful steps--so it looks like we have two winners! (Now I really need to batten down the hatches here...)

Thanks, everyone, for playing along!