What knife would you recommend? Daily carry, strict laws.

How sad is it that some places have so totally disarmed their law abiding citizens... i can guarantee you that the bad guys are carrying a LOT more than a sub-3" slip joint.

God i hate governments
 
BePrepared said:
How sad is it that some places have so totally disarmed their law abiding citizens... i can guarantee you that the bad guys are carrying a LOT more than a sub-3" slip joint.

God i hate governments
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:thumbup: I've got 3 SAKS I can't legally carry, and even my tiny Spyderco Co-Pilot (originally designed for in-flight carry) could get me arrested. The bad guys round here carry guns and hand-grenades, not Swiss Army Knives!
 
EKA has several models that fit your description:

1. EKA Compact
2. EKA Executive 100BL
3. EKA Swede 38
4. EKA Swede 45
5. EKA Swede 75
6. EKA Swede 86
7. EKA Swede 90
8. EKA Garden
9. EKA Riksbyggen
10. Wenger/EKA Coproduction folding knife, 5 features
11. Wenger/EKA Coproduction folding knife, 11 features

~Paul~
 
Greetings everyone. I've bought a "Buck Alpha Dorado" even though I'm not allowed to bear it in public. I must only use it for fishing, hunting or any other purpose. Unfortunately I really like folders, and I'm not into multi-tool folding knives such as Victorinox. Any suggestions what I could buy for every day occasions?
This is what I bear at all times. http://www.thegoodstuffshop.dk/Graphics/Products/26172b_m.jpg
Unfortunately I'd like to widen my horizons.

Yours faithfully,
Addoxication
 
Jack Black said:
How about a Boker Plus Sub-com? Also comes in a slip-joint version.

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Thing is that you're capable of opening it single-handed.
 
Jack Black said:
:thumbup: I've got 3 SAKS I can't legally carry, and even my tiny Spyderco Co-Pilot (originally designed for in-flight carry) could get me arrested. The bad guys round here carry guns and hand-grenades, not Swiss Army Knives!
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I thought that a SAK was legal to carry anywhere, if I may be honest.
 
I'd recommend a Queen slipjoint in D2. One of their small stockman patterns would be my choice.
 
I'd get a Case Sodbuster or a Douk Douk, something with a full size handle and grind the blade down some to the desired length. Easy fix with a Dremel type tool.
 
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