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Wondering about a small fixed EDC for my pocket
- Thread starter Chewy1
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http://s109.photobucket.com/albums/n49/wolf-rat_2006/Benchmade NRA Hunter/ this is my current Benchmade favorite;an NRA model I got real lucky finding on e-bay.I put about 35 hours into this,and it was time well spent!
Good call. I've got a handful of Anza's and for the price, they're great knives. They take and hold a great edge, they're tough, and pretty reasonably priced. I particularly like the deep sheathes (reminiscent of the Scandinavian knife sheaths I've seen), which do a good job of protecting the knife, and also holding it snugly. I've actually carried an Anza knife as an EDC (along with a Spyderco Salt 1 and a lLatherman (what can I say, I like to be prepared)) for the past few years. Although, I am admittedly retiring the Anza (from EDC) in favor of a beatufiul new Razel from the Graham Brothers.
They're good guys to deal with, too. I've talked to them a few times with questions, and always had a good experience.
I see this question is still going so I'll add a knife I just bought for me.
It is a Benchmade Snody 210TK. At 5.5 inches long and 3/8 inch thick it is very pocketable.
Here's mine after I re-sanded and polished the handles and sharpened to about 12 degrees a side.
The depth and movement of the reflections (chatoyance) in the scales is magical.
Greg
It is a Benchmade Snody 210TK. At 5.5 inches long and 3/8 inch thick it is very pocketable.
Here's mine after I re-sanded and polished the handles and sharpened to about 12 degrees a side.
The depth and movement of the reflections (chatoyance) in the scales is magical.
Greg
