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Your Everday Carrying Knife
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Daily carry set: Spyderco Wegner & Wegner, Jr. and SAK Soldier
For suit & tie days or airline travel: the large Weg and SAK soldier get locked up and out comes the SAK Cadet.
Both sets are supplemented by a Fallkniven WM-1 in a cf pattern multicarry sheath by Normark. The WM only gets locked up during hunting season and gets replaced with the Fallkniven F1 or an old Buck 102.
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It's not the pace of life that concerns me, It's the sudden stop at the end.
For suit & tie days or airline travel: the large Weg and SAK soldier get locked up and out comes the SAK Cadet.
Both sets are supplemented by a Fallkniven WM-1 in a cf pattern multicarry sheath by Normark. The WM only gets locked up during hunting season and gets replaced with the Fallkniven F1 or an old Buck 102.
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It's not the pace of life that concerns me, It's the sudden stop at the end.
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David Broadwell's LDC-107 (Les Robertson) gets carried more than all other 20+ folders I rotate between. Very comfortable to carry and hold/use, great blade geometry. One fine design.
2nd place: 3-1/2" Kit Carson model 4 in D2.
3rd: coupla custom Terzuola's.
Life is too short to drink cheap wine.
I need a Darrel Ralph EDC in 420V or Norris San Mai someday. Trying to figure out how I want the handles to look.
Back yard work: Spydie Terzuola & Military, Benchmade 710 and 800.
Hunting: backup is Carson Model 4 in 4" 420V.
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2nd place: 3-1/2" Kit Carson model 4 in D2.
3rd: coupla custom Terzuola's.
Life is too short to drink cheap wine.
I need a Darrel Ralph EDC in 420V or Norris San Mai someday. Trying to figure out how I want the handles to look.
Back yard work: Spydie Terzuola & Military, Benchmade 710 and 800.
Hunting: backup is Carson Model 4 in 4" 420V.
[This message has been edited by rdangerer (edited 02-03-2001).]
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Usually a small sebenza in a pouch. A perfect size for comfortable carry that's still knife enough handle practically any cutting chore.
Man, some of you guys carry more knives than I have in my whole collection
Red
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"Praise not the day until evening has come;a sword until it is tried; ice until it has been crossed; beer until it has been drunk" - Viking proverb
Man, some of you guys carry more knives than I have in my whole collection
Red
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"Praise not the day until evening has come;a sword until it is tried; ice until it has been crossed; beer until it has been drunk" - Viking proverb
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I carry a Microtech L.C.C. and a Kershaw Avalanche.
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Right front pocket=Small Sebenza
Left Front pocket=Spyderco Rescue Jr W/stainless handles
IWB=Jerry Hossom Texican
Belt=Leatherman Crunch
Keychain=Seber tool, folding scissor
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"only the paranoid will survive"
Left Front pocket=Spyderco Rescue Jr W/stainless handles
IWB=Jerry Hossom Texican
Belt=Leatherman Crunch
Keychain=Seber tool, folding scissor
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Louis Buccellato
http://www.themartialway.com
Knives, Weapons and equipment. Best prices anywhere.
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"only the paranoid will survive"
Right at this moment...keeping in mind I still attend some graduate classes at my university, AND I work in a semi-regulated enviornment...
Right Hip: REKAT PIONEER II TANTO BLACK
Right Change Pocket: Leatherman Micro
Left pocket: Ful Serrated Spydie Ladybug
Neck: Lynn Griffith Patrolman
Brief Case/Back Pack:CS ready edge & minipal
Inside Jacket Pocket: SAK
Shoulder Pocket: Old Delica by Spydie
That's about it...
Steve in NYC
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What we do today in life...echoes in eternity...
Every man dies...not every man lives...
Right Hip: REKAT PIONEER II TANTO BLACK
Right Change Pocket: Leatherman Micro
Left pocket: Ful Serrated Spydie Ladybug
Neck: Lynn Griffith Patrolman
Brief Case/Back Pack:CS ready edge & minipal
Inside Jacket Pocket: SAK
Shoulder Pocket: Old Delica by Spydie
That's about it...
Steve in NYC
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What we do today in life...echoes in eternity...
Every man dies...not every man lives...
Sheeze, and I thought I needed suspenders!
At work
right front small CRKT CKFF or Spyderco Jess Horn.
left front SAK mechanic attached to a Mini-Mag Solitaire
CRKT M16 in winter coat pocket
large CRKT CKFF in brief case.
Other times when wearing jeans I've got a gerber multitool on the right hip and a 'Pockit' on the left hip with a BM WH Axis set up for the left hand and a MiniMAG-AA.
Paranoid? no, just feeling comfortable!
At work
right front small CRKT CKFF or Spyderco Jess Horn.
left front SAK mechanic attached to a Mini-Mag Solitaire
CRKT M16 in winter coat pocket
large CRKT CKFF in brief case.
Other times when wearing jeans I've got a gerber multitool on the right hip and a 'Pockit' on the left hip with a BM WH Axis set up for the left hand and a MiniMAG-AA.
Paranoid? no, just feeling comfortable!
I bought a Case XXX Barlow back in 74. Paid about $15 for it. It has the best "walk and talk" of any folding knife I ever owned. It's a good knife. The blades take and hold and edge well. Best part is that it is a very traditional style pocketknife. I still have it and carry it at times.
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SAK classic on keychain
Buck/Strider everday either IWB or in a Gould & Goodrich police type leather magazine pouch.
Sometimes I'll have a set of strap-on throwers, on ankle or wrist.
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See you in hell, Liquid. That takes care of the cremation.
*Walks away from the scene of the battle, Hind gunship in flames. Lights a Marlboro.*
Buck/Strider everday either IWB or in a Gould & Goodrich police type leather magazine pouch.
Sometimes I'll have a set of strap-on throwers, on ankle or wrist.
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See you in hell, Liquid. That takes care of the cremation.
*Walks away from the scene of the battle, Hind gunship in flames. Lights a Marlboro.*
I have to wear a suit every day. With my suit I carry a slipjoint Toothpick from Richard Rogers:
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After work could be any number of cutoms or autos.
I am also trying to decide which neck knife to buy. I'm looking at knives from RJ Martin, Bud Nealy, Kit Carson, and Al Polkowski. Can't decide.
Jeff
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After work could be any number of cutoms or autos.
I am also trying to decide which neck knife to buy. I'm looking at knives from RJ Martin, Bud Nealy, Kit Carson, and Al Polkowski. Can't decide.
Jeff
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I've been carrying a Swiss Tinker I got for a B-day gift when I was 17 for about ten years now, when I'm working EMS, I carry a Spyderco Rescue as a companion, when working my other job (Hospital Security) I carry a Benchmade AFO along with it. Feels strange carrying two knives alot of times, but it seems to be a pretty effective system so far.