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why the hell is there a nut zip tied to that thing???
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why the hell is there a nut zip tied to that thing???
Where do you keep your nuts?
RayseM
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I spit up with this one! 
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My new favorite EDC fixed blade! http://[URL=http://s655.photobucket.com/user/RUTTINGBULL/media/Mobile%20Uploads/1539A427-E778-4BD0-B39A-0D2F3F423F1A.jpg.html]
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my wife keeps em, not sure where.
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I carry my BK14 on a pretty regular basis. At work, I carry a folder. Most other times, I have a small fixed blade.
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CPK EDC for me;
Bike chain link in the lanyard hole?
How's the handle feel? Good grip? Lots of leverage? I dig the sheath, looks very secure and pretty unobtrusive.
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Lmao...
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It is another version of the "ghetto wave" mod that opens the folder as it is extracted from the pocket
more reliable
puts it in action almost as quick as a fixed blade
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It is another version of the "ghetto wave" mod that opens the folder as it is extracted from the pocket
more reliable
puts it in action almost as quick as a fixed blade
that's one of the most awful things I've ever seen
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that handle is grippy and not at all abrasive. Most of the traction comes from the shaping of the handle, in fact it could be polished smooth and would still be easy to hang on to. The texturing is mild and does help a bit.
as for leverage, this lil guy has plenty more of that than some large knives I've used, (push cutting and draw cutting, not chopping, obviously).
the Dozier/Crotts sheath is incredible. Perfect lockup and draw, it sits right and weighs next to nothing. A fixed blade is only as good as its sheath, (if you want to carry the knife every day, that is) and Dozier/Crotts knocked it out of the park. I often forget I have this knife on my belt and keep reaching for my pocket since I'm so used to carrying a folder with pocket clip, which is actually more obtrusive
this CPK EDC just melts into the hand and can handle tons of use without causing any kind of hand pains like cramping or hot spots. Not too shabby, if I do say so m'self
