Who makes the nicest swing guards?

[Stringer69]

Not auto's but regular ones. I wanted something current and readly available but i dont see much. thanks!

 

[johnwaynesandw]

The last swing guard I had was a Case cheetha which I would still have if my father in-law did not want it.


Best of luck,
John

 

[STDK]

Case Cheetahs and Cheetah cubs are very nice as are the Bulldogs. I also have a German Bull that I sent back because the blade would not close all the way into handle making it impossible to carry. I have been getting the runaround from Frost's customer serfvice about getting repaired. I also had to send a German Bull Dr's knife back because the back spring broke.:thumbdn:

 

[puukkoman]

Doesn't Queen make a nice one? Try asking in the Traditional Folders and Fixed Blades forum.

 

[SilverFoxKnows]

I've been carrying a Cheetah Cub for a few weeks now. It's really nice. I would probably buy another if something happened to it.

Frank

 

[tom19176]

The Puma Medici is a solid knife. The blade design is a bit SD minded but functional as a small knife.

http://www.smkw.com/webapp/eCommerc...t=&list=50&range=1&order=Default&SKU=P210563S

 

[quinque voces]

I bought a Northwood swinguard several months ago.

http://northwoodsknives.com/northwoods-knives/swing-guard-/-stag/prod_1106.html

The stag handle is great and the D2 blade ok it but came with discernible blade play. I still like that knife and carry it occasionally but I'm not sure if I would buy it again.

Mike

 

[Charlie Mike]

Paul Panak AKA Burn. They cost $$$ though. Here's my 9" swinger.

 

[harkamus]

Paul Panak AKA Burn. They cost $$$ though. Here's my 9" swinger.

I was waiting for you to post. BTW, you have since changed my grail knife into that one with embellishments. Perhaps after I finish my doctorate degree....

 

[Charlie Mike]

Cool. I like to make an impression on people.... whether its a good knife or a lifetime of therapy bills.

 

[kwackster]

For me it's this one; a Puma Medici from 1978