Your Favorite Small Knife

MT Kestrel (awesome small knife).& a CF Cricket.

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Confusion to the Enemy
 
I just read the post and the knife regs for Uncle Sam would be 2.5" blade length and 6.5" overall? I was curious and just now whipped out my standard carry--a BUCK! Yep, normally known as a Buck Prince (mine happens to be a 501MS in Bg-42 steel!) Guess it would fall within criteria. Nothing left to do but to get an application and...WHOAAAAAA! can't take a pay cut--oh well, the Buck Prince will fit both the size requirement and the pocketbooks for the Federal guys.

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Lead,follow, or get the hell out of the way!
 
Nothing fancy for a small pocket knife here. I usually have just a little schrade stockman pattern that falls within the size requirements. Not expensive, but well built and very functional.



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Richard
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Allen Blade Chipmunk. Neck carry configuration.

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Sometimes I catch myself assuming that everybody knows their way around a pocket knife. Then I remember what the first three letters of "assume" are.
- James K. Mattis
 
I'd say my Willian Henry Spearpoint, but thats a bit big for this thread, so I'll go with my BM 850.

Jake
 
Normally I don't carry small knives, but all of the ones I own, I thouroughly enjoy.

Probably my favorite is the Mel Pardue BM (I think it's 2.5") with a beautiful custom job of have malachite scales.
The others are the Case tiny toothpick, a pearl Case canoe, and MOD Ladyhawk.

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Formerly known as "EdRozen"
 
Here in California I sometimes have to carry a small slipjoint in public schools, absolutely no locking blades allowed. My favorites are Kissing Crane canoe, Eye Brand stockman, and Puma Prospector.

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Die Entropie der Welt strebt einem Maximum zu - R.J.E. Clausius
 
Right now it is NK by Gary Bradburn:


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David

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My favorite tiny knife is my Case Peanut: 2-blades mirror polished, beautiful wood scales, 1991 on the blade. Real cute knife (and not very expensive).
 
My favorite small folders:

My oldest long time favorite and standby had been the Victorinox Executive.

And since then, I have picked up a few more new small knives...

1. MicroTech Mini-SOCOM with drop point partly serrated edge in black.

2. Kershaw Mini-Task partly serrated.

3. Mirage Titanium plain edge is the smallest...see my comments under Reviews.

4. Kershaw G-10 Hawk...on the plus size side of small.

-Terry
 
the 3/4 size Jess Horn Spyderco with the flat grind blade and white micarta handle available from a. g. russell

 
My three smallest folders are all spyderco knives. Oldest is the Delica now belonging to my wife - who loves it. The two newer ones are my Dragonfly and the new Mouse. The Dragonfly goes with me when I have to be more dressy, the Mouse goes with me most days to work.

Outside of work, I wear/use somewhat longer blades...
 
I like the Buck 503 Prince. It's the perfect size for the pocket. I carry one with Siberian Impala scales.

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John Foresman
Lifetime member Buck collectors club
Member NKCA
Member AKTI
 
Favorite small knife so far...CS Tuflite-(Clipoint) hangin' on the key ring.

Would also like to give a Case Peanut (natural bone handle)a try some time. I love the traditional look of this knife. They have a "already worn look" to them. I could just picture one settling down into my pocket for the long haul. This thought makes me very happy.
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It's someone elses turn now.

--The Raptor--
 
My favorite is the Spydie Navigator. I wan't a Spydie Mouse, but I am waiting to find one for less $$$ on Ebay, hopefully.

Does anyone have anything nice to say about the small CRKT Lightfoot Urban Shark? It looks like a cute little booger!

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EXCUSE ME WHILE I WHIP THIS OUT.
**Blazing Saddles**
 
Ok guys my favorite small knife that's simple - all of them ! but I always have an SAK "classic" on my keys - Case Peanut is great as is an older Gerber LST. one or the other is always there.

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Don't wrestle with the hogs - they enjoy it and you get dirty !
Jonesy
 
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