I am like David, bigger the better. Don't worry David I been hearing that same old over compensating thing too. I used to have a couple of Crawford Leopards that were built on the large size. I had Pat to build these with a 6" blade at 3/16" thick steel. Add a ti frame and some wood overlays and that was a knife! Guess that was the largest I ever carried on a regular basis. Alas, some one else now carries that piece.
Right now the largest/heaviest piece is another Crawford. I carry a large Kasper with the titanium frame. The size don't bother me though. I like the way Pat mounts his clips up high. A second Kasper with some stag overlays would not only be the heaviest but also the thickest if I were to send it to Pat for a pocket clip. Still might since this is the best looking Kasper I've seen in a while ( I have a thing for stag ).
Another sorta heavy knife is the Boguszewski/Wegner Pro Hunter that splits time with the Kasper. I carry a black micarta dual liner version but also have a green micarta version that is a little bit ( 1/16") thicker. It has thicker liners. Surprisingly the titanium model is the thinnest of the three. I had a picture in my mind that it would be a bit thicker, but I'm not complaining.
Just some thoughts and ramblings on a Friday night...uh, Saturday morning.
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Art Sigmon
"I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me"
Php. 4:13
"For the word of God is living and powerful, and sharper than any two-edged sword"
Heb. 4:12
