Volunteer Knife Thread - Show them off!

Sharp & Fiery said:
Congrats Blues Blues

You’re gonna love VKT. I’m gonna jump on this model as some point as well.
Hope all has been well, E.
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Thanks, Coleman. The clean lines remind me a lot of the work of a mutual friend. Every time I look at Volunteer's offerings I'm stricken by the aesthetics.

Things are good and I hope the same for you...and, of course, your brother.
 
beeinak said:
Blues- it is a fantastic model impeccably made. One of best edc fixed blades and it will make you smile every time you hold it.
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Thanks, B. It was pretty much your and Roland's pix that made me aware of Volunteer to begin with. I'm often so busy juggling stuff around here that I don't seem to have as much time to learn about new (to me) makers. Fortunately, you guys helped me discover a maker I needed to take note of.
 
Blues said:
Thanks, B. It was pretty much your and Roland's pix that made me aware of Volunteer to begin with. I'm often so busy juggling stuff around here that I don't seem to have as much time to learn about new (to me) makers. Fortunately, you guys helped me discover a maker I needed to take note of.
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I can’t say enough good things about them. Communication, design, fit & finishing, sheath construction, etc are all top notch. I might be their biggest fan.
 
Well, don't I feel foolish? How in the world did it take me this long to find out about and get a knife from Volunteer Knife Volunteer Knife ?

Everything, from the packaging to the knife to the sheaths is as clean as one could ask and top shelf in all regards.

On top of that, if there's a better value for the money, damned if I know what it may be.

I'm a fan. (Unashamedly.)


BTW, the size of this 3.25" is great. Works AIWB, works on the belt or in the pocket. And, forgot to mention, the knife came with a very well honed, thin edge. The kind you rarely come across on a regular basis.

Just awesome. That's all I got.
 
It's a great package for sure. I've not put it to use but to test the edge on some phone book paper, but I've carried it a couple times since it arrived yesterday.

It's very clean, impressive work.
 
Blues said:
I've got a few...I just don't use them unless I don't have an alternative method. They definitely have a place.
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Whether fixed blades, holsters or mag carriers, I like how easy they are attach with TecLok. Much easier for me than undoing my belt to put it on.
 
ac3boyz said:
Whether fixed blades, holsters or mag carriers, I like how easy they are attach with TecLok. Much easier for me than undoing my belt to put it on.
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I tend to use DCC clips or Mummert clips...up to a certain point and size. Then it might be dangler, belt loop or Tek-Lok. All have their place. (Not to mention PTD loops.)
 
Blues said:
I tend to use DCC clips or Mummert clips...up to a certain point and size. Then it might be dangler, belt loop or Tek-Lok. All have their place. (Not to mention PTD loops.)
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I've been using Mummert pocket clips with my CPK EDC all week and it's been very convenient but with my Volunteer I like the TecLok. I use the dangler that came with the DEK cause I can't configure the Tec-lok and it works fine.
 
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