What kind of knife do you have in your car?

I Have a CRKT Komudo in the center arm rest and a Leatherman Multi-tool in the glove compartment.
 
A LUDT clipped to my sun viser
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Thank you , Mike Kyle.
 
I keep a Leatherman Supertool in the glove box, a seat belt cutter ($1.50) in the sun visor, and a 15" crowbar (Estwing -- very light!) by my seat.

Crowbar may help in the unlikely event of an accident. And in the even less likely event of car-jacking, well ...

BTW, Blilious -- are you asking primarily RE emergency or protection?

Glen

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Thank me -- my posts make yours sound smarter.
 
I keep a Spyderco Toad in the dash tray.
I also have a Klotzli and REKAT Pioneer in the console compartment.
Finally, I have a REKAT Utility hung upside down on the driver's door post. You can't see it because it's behind the seat belt.
I use the Toad for about everything including playing with it while driving. It's short little blade can't do much damage, and its hell on fingernails and catsup containers.
The Klotzli is a great hambuger/bagel slicer. The REKATS are for emergencies or self defense.
Bill
 
Spydie serrated Endura clipped under the dash. Instant access when I need it...

Also:
Gerber Multiplier and Cold Steel Bushman in emergency/disaster kit in trunk.
 
Busse Basic #5 and Buck Tool next to my P12 Para Ordinance under hand in side-pocket of my truck, Lainhart ATS-34 short-blade machete under the driver seat, long blade machete and axe in tool box (bed of pickup).

[This message has been edited by WILL YORK (edited 04-07-2000).]
 
Cold Steel Trail Master, Leatherman Super tool and of coarse what I carry in my pockets
The usual Swiss army knife and Spyderco Harpy


There is no man worth a leke,
Be he sturdy, be he meke,
But he bear a basilard.

Source:

English satirical song from anonymous writer in the period of Henry V.

Daggers & Fighting knives of the western world by Harold Peterson Page 19.


 
Spyderco Rescue in center console, SAK Soldier in glove compartment.

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James Segura
San Francisco, CA
 
In my truck rides the only forged knife I have ever made. The knife looks similar to a Larry Harley Battle Bowie but heavier and larger! It's 01 with white Corian handles and my early (not perfect) filework all over. The big bowie is not real pretty but the blade is "right" and the overall balance is VERY blade heavy. It's great for lopping, chopping and other rugged type use. And....you definately wouldn't want to be on the wrong end of it
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Neil

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S.U.V.: A Swisschamp in the glovebox. A Randall Model 8 Old Style in the center console.

F-250: A CS XL Voyager clipped to the seat cover pocket, and a sharpened CS shovel behind the seat.
 
I keep the Mission MPU I got from BladeForums
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under the driver side floormat.

Art
 
Swedish "Frost's" laminated carbon steel utility knife with an orange plastic handle and black plastic sheath. Lives in the tool box on the floor of my truck. Cheap, ugly, razor sharp, and reliable.
 
Alright, Bilibiliolioiulous (or whatever) I used to carry an explorer (remember those?) dagger next to my gearshift. I actually used the serration on it more than any other part (for opening packages or whatever).
If discreetness is your concern there are perfectly legal (yeah, I know you're an Israeli, but for everyone else) emergency devises that are designed to punch through a windshield. It looks kind of like an icepick. I imagine it would be an outstanding stabbing implement if any hands ever decided to try to grab your watch or something. I used to have one of those. I'm not quite sure where it went to though. (maybe it went with that car when I sold it, oh well)

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EdRozen-On the cutting edge of finding out what the cutting edge is....
 
An "AUTO". Are we gonna let that one just slip by without comment? Or punishment?
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