Whats your favorite little fixed blade?

I also like this little TOPS ALRT#1
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It is sturdy. sharp and bigger than you'd think
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The blade thickness ensures the endurance of the knife no matter what you do with it
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Gress said:
I also like this little TOPS ALRT#1
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It is sturdy. sharp and bigger than you'd think
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The blade thickness ensures the endurance of the knife no matter what you do with it
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I just recently got this TOPS and it was the only knife I needed to use while on our unit's FTX
 
I got two fave small FB's. One is Game Warden from Busse I got this week and another is Michael Morris 3" custom utility.

Morris Custom Utility:
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Busse on Top:
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Both have 3" blades. Both are comfortable, tough and handy.
 
The 2nd & 3rd from the left. One by Anza and one hand forged by Colin Cox. Each meet Chicago's 2.5 inch law.
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In my quest to find the perfect FB for me, I've added this one by Bud Nealy. I carry it in my pocket at work and on my belt at other times. It came with a very unique and versatile sheath system. At 5 1/2" OAL and very thin, it carries really well.

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This is one of the coolest little knives I've seen , which is why I bought it :D

Knife by James Wharton "Stag and Steel" ATS34 ( IIRC ) and some beautiful Desert Ironwood. I made the sheath , modeled after the kydex sheath it came with.
Lucky Morgan dollar made by US Gov in 1889 Pic taken by my lovely girlfriend. :)

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