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Who else EDCs a fixedblade?
- Thread starter Ferahgo
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Occasionally pocket a small fixed blade.
I have also a Ka-bar tdi that I have carried from time to time. I know it is an sd-specific knife, but I see no reason whiy it could not be used for other purposes. I also carry an Enzo necker with micarta handle, depending of my mood. That one has seen quite a lot of use and is therefore sctrached.
I have also a Ka-bar tdi that I have carried from time to time. I know it is an sd-specific knife, but I see no reason whiy it could not be used for other purposes. I also carry an Enzo necker with micarta handle, depending of my mood. That one has seen quite a lot of use and is therefore sctrached.
Ferahgo
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I look forward to seeing it. It sounds cool!
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Yeah, that sounds wicked!!!
I"m waiting on a custom scalpel from Charlie Mike; all Titanium ftw. :thumbup:
Ferahgo
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Occasionally pocket a small fixed blade.
I have also a Ka-bar tdi that I have carried from time to time. I know it is an sd-specific knife, but I see no reason whiy it could not be used for other purposes. I also carry an Enzo necker with micarta handle, depending of my mood. That one has seen quite a lot of use and is therefore sctrached.
Very nice blade. I like it a lot!
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I used to EDC (on my person) a KA-BAR Becker BK24. Excellent knife! But I moved to a part of the country that frowns on fixed blades, so I had to go back to a folder. If I hadn't moved I'd sill be rocking that BK24, for sure.
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Differential tempered 1095 and black gavrolite
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I wish I could but... California :thumbdn:
It must be UNconcealed here in plain view :thumbdn:
Highly urbanized cities it is just not possible :thumbdn:
It must be UNconcealed here in plain view :thumbdn:
Highly urbanized cities it is just not possible :thumbdn:
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Not possible?! Why not? If it's legal, who gives a damn what you carry on your person?
Bottom line is: if something is legal, it is YOUR decision to carry or not. If it is based on, and driven by, other people's perception of what you SHOULD carry, that's on you.
I say carry what you want (so long as it's legal) and let the general public get used to seeing it, and the fact that you aren't about to shank them at every turn.
Bottom line is: if something is legal, it is YOUR decision to carry or not. If it is based on, and driven by, other people's perception of what you SHOULD carry, that's on you.
I say carry what you want (so long as it's legal) and let the general public get used to seeing it, and the fact that you aren't about to shank them at every turn.
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Pocket fixed blade, every day.
Thanks. I made the pocket sheath myself, the original sheath is a belt dangler, very traditional puukko sheath.
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I carry an izula. Just in the front pocket. Sometimes in the side pocket of carpenters pants. I don't use the belt clip, it makes it bulky.
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Anybody else loves their CRKT Minimalist? Great necker, my favorite after the Spyderco ARK...
It can even chop and baton (we're talking thick, tough carrots here! Not flimsy, thin veggies), it's extremely lightweight and sooooo easy to touch up and get razor sharp.
I think the Minimalist series has converted many to the necker knife world, and they are IMO the greatest value as far as EDCable mini fixed blades nowadays.
It makes me want to get my hands on a true Alan Folts!
It can even chop and baton (we're talking thick, tough carrots here! Not flimsy, thin veggies), it's extremely lightweight and sooooo easy to touch up and get razor sharp.
I think the Minimalist series has converted many to the necker knife world, and they are IMO the greatest value as far as EDCable mini fixed blades nowadays.
It makes me want to get my hands on a true Alan Folts!
