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I carry a mtech Xtreme (not sure why it won't let me post pics)
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What's your fixed blade efc
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Isn't this traditional OR fixed blades?
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Do I have to do anything extra to be able to post pics?
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No, it's Traditional folders and traditional fixed-blades. You'd probably be better closing this thread and re-posting in General or asking a Mod to move it.
Without a paid membership, you'll need to post image code from a photo hosting site, which most of us paying members do anyway.
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Sorry, double post 
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Oh k thx
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My two favorites for carry are the ESEE Izula II and the Tupper Knife and Tool JEN.
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Ratmandu!
I carry mine IWB on my left side, blade forward. It's comfy, not too big or small, and that handle is oh so sweet. The SR101 steel is pretty good as well. I've been cutting rubber hoses at work for a few months with mine, and it's still shaving.
I carry mine IWB on my left side, blade forward. It's comfy, not too big or small, and that handle is oh so sweet. The SR101 steel is pretty good as well. I've been cutting rubber hoses at work for a few months with mine, and it's still shaving.
Of all my fixed blades my main urban carry is still a classic Tekna Dive Knife with a leathered handle that I've had since the 70's. As alternatives, when I do carry fixed, I'll sometimes carry a TOPS CSAR-T Liason or my recently acquired Gryphon M-10.
Key to all of these being comfortable carries are their sheaths. The Tekna has the best box sheath I've ever seen and the attachment clip is truly universal---from clipping it to a sock to wearing it as a necker. The Liason package makes a perfect horizontal belt carry with the addition of two cable ties. And the Gryphon with its SheathPro is the sweetest right-hip fixed carry I've ever owned.
Forgot to mention the BK-11 san mai that's also in that rotation from time to time.
Key to all of these being comfortable carries are their sheaths. The Tekna has the best box sheath I've ever seen and the attachment clip is truly universal---from clipping it to a sock to wearing it as a necker. The Liason package makes a perfect horizontal belt carry with the addition of two cable ties. And the Gryphon with its SheathPro is the sweetest right-hip fixed carry I've ever owned.
Forgot to mention the BK-11 san mai that's also in that rotation from time to time.
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This is a British Military knife that I re-ground and had the handles replaced. It is my go to blade.
That's my kin'a knife. Probably has my kin'a stories behind it too.
What in the world is the handle made of / or what did they do to it??
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I have several that I rotate through. Here are a couple.
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I like your variety Fransicomv. What is that knife in the picture with the multitool? It is a very good looking knife.