Off Topic We need to buy this hero a REAL knife!

[BigWillie]

Holy crap! That actually makes sense, and no mention of the axis lock!

Oh there will be time for that

WHy do you think i'm paying?

HAHAHAHAHA

 

[specgrade]

He will probably get fired for having a deadly weapon on the job.

 

[Petunia D. Feeble]

He will probably get fired for having a deadly weapon on the job.

Nah, I work as a subcontractor for chicfila sometimes. Half or more of their employees carry knives.

 

[specgrade]

I don't like their politics. Won't eat there. Glad he saved a life. His knife did just fine.

 

[Petunia D. Feeble]

...

 

[specgrade]

You are too fast! His knife did the job.

 

[Petunia D. Feeble]

You are too fast! His knife did the job.

Fair enough. Cheers!

 

[specgrade]

Thank you....

 

[halflife78]

For everyone making comments about CFA and knives they are a pro knife company. My 18 year old has worked at a local CFA for 2 years and the majority of the employees carry knives. CFA looks at knives as tools.

 

[BigWillie]

Their politics may not be good but their chicken is

Bigwillie stamp of approval

 

[WValtakis]

Their politics may not be good but their chicken is

Bigwillie stamp of approval

Would that be a mushroom stamp?

 

[sharp_edge]

I am all for rewarding the guy with another knife but I just do not understand the tone of the thread title and that of many replies here. Yes the knife may not be as fancy and expensive as the knives that most BFers own in their collection, but the fact that it was used successfully to save a childs life alone should put it in the "knife hall of fame."

A "better" knife in what sense? The knife got the job done, nicely and safely. Lets give it some respect and credit.

 

[microbe]

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2 minutes of Google-Fu tells us this life saving knife is a TAC-Force.

 

[scottyj]

Good work by that kid.

 

[HappyDaddy]

The funniest thing about this thread is concern about knife laws. It’s freaking Flowery Branch, Georgia, for God’s sake!

 

[BumblingBear]

Since the kid likes karambits, someone should get him a CRKT provoke. Despite being CRKT, it's not bad, and 100x better than what he has.

 

[TheEdge01]

I agree, a person has the right to defend themselves and no store policy should even attempt to prohibit that. Shame on the convenience store.

 

[b00n]

I think the best and most logical thing would be contacting him, sending him a gift card for a supporting vendor and inviting him to join. That way he'll get a knife and can pick one he likes himself and can ask for advice if he feels like he needs it regarding the purchase. That way he can pick whatever he wants and not what we think he needs, especially as others have mentioned, he did something more impressive with his "junky M-Tech Karambit" compared to what the majority of us do on a daily basis with our knives.

 

[jlauffer]

Would that be a mushroom stamp?

Axis stamp

 

[Hackenslash]

I’m not sure if this has been mentioned yet but has anyone considered that you’re trying to give a knife to a likely minor?

A gift like this from strangers should meet with the approval of a minor’s parents or guardian.

I’m all for helping out fellow knife knuts but there are limits of what Internet strangers could and should do with a minor.

It also seems a lot more logical to send him a BladeHQ gift card rather than shipping a physical knife. That way he can pick whatever he wants. He can also retain anonymity by claiming the gift card with a burner email.