your first neck knife

My first was Boker Specialist although I did not carry it as a neck knife. Then Boyer Mini tanto (I do not recommend). I am hoping to buy Crawford's tanto neck knife in satin one day
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Fred Perrin tanto "Griffe".

It's been hell for me ever since!
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My first neck knife was one I made from 5160 in 1993. I had saw one in a magazine somewhere and thought that would be just great. I carried it point down till I found out about Kydex and you know the rest of the story. I now have about 8 different designs for different circumstances. Ray Kirk www.tah-usa.net/raker
 
My first neck knife was an Outdoor Edge Wedge. My second was a Livesay Woo. My third one was an ATS34 Rekat Hobbit Fang........
 
A Newt Livesay "Little Bugger".
Haven't bought another one yet. But I may here soon.

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First neck knife was the Emerson La Griffe. Have been happy with it despite the fact that the blade tip was slightly deformed on arrival. The problem was corrected with a little stone work.
Have recently acquired a Livesay NRGS and am pleased with it also but find it just a shade heavy and long.

 
My first was a Mad Dog Frequent Flyer, and I loved that knife, because it was the first knife I ever bought that I could carry on an airplane- not that I would ever dream of carrying a knife into a restricted area, but if I did......
And, yes, I have bought others because of it.

Joe
 
Simonich Hawksbill Cetan. Haven't seen the need for another one....yet.

Jack

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First was a REKAT Fang. Then an Emerson Lagriffe. Now I mostly carry my new Woo from Livesay.
 
Snoopy,
Isn't the Livesay NRGS a G-10 blade?? I saw the rivets on the sheath and was wondering. Or is the NRGS the steel version of a NRG?? Too many knives, and my brain is too small to keep them all apart.
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Why yes the NRGS is a steel blade. Just checked Mr. Livesay's web page.

Blades



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My first neck knife was a Bud Nealy Pesh Kabaz(spelling?) Well anyway it definitly got me interested in customs and kydex.I don't have any neck knives right now however I had bought a custom neck knife after I sold my nealy.I actually prefer waist carry inside the waist being my favorite.I feel it allows for a quicker draw than with the neck carry.Plus I really didn't like having a knife hanging from my neck.The main advantage with the Nealy knives is his multi-position carry,very good because you change the method of carry depending on your clothing or tactical situation.I carry a custom Meerdink Phase Three fighter.Thanks,RS
 
My first neck knife was a Livesay Woo which I hated so I got a REKAT Fang which was also terrible. Finally I got an Emerson LaGriffe which I love and I wear often.

JAson
 
My first neck knife was a Hobbit Fang that I still carry. My wife carries one also and when my daughter gets old enough I've got one for her too.

Take care,

Mike

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My first was a REKAT Utility, great little knife. I also have a Livesay Ti Bugger.

rk

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My first was a 1095 tanto-bladed piece that I made in high-school back in '87. My next was a stiff Kiss that didn't feel quite right either. I ended up wrapping the handle in the hartsfield style including the resin and the feel improved 1,000%. I gave it to my father last year. Yesterday, my wife gave me the CRKT bear claw. I love it! My version is plain edged and wickedly sharp after a pass or two on my diamond hone. IMHO, it smokes La Griffe in value(subjective) and in usable edge length. The palm-filling handle is great and removable with the acompanying torx head wrench. Being the gadget-guy that I am,
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I can tell you, you'll have fun with this one at 1/2 the retail price of the Emerson.
Also, if you reverse the grip, you've got yourself a Kerambit! (10 on the cool meter).
Try it, You'll like it.
-Redleg out.

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Kevin Wilkins Mini Fang made from 420V. Kevin does some really cool work! Check it out.
 
My first neck knife was a REKAT Utility in Nato Green
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. My other neck knife is a black REKAT Fang.
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That is it.
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Oooops - both are 1095!
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My first was a Polkowski Bodyguard. It was too thick and heavy to be carried that way. I then bought a Wicked Woo and G45. Both these knives have worked out very well, especially the G45. I also bought a Stiff Kiss recently. It is fine but, as my wife is quick to point out, I have only one neck. Sooooooo, the Stiff Kiss resides in my desk drawer and functions quite well as a letter opener.

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My first was a Cold Steel Para Edge and, before I even used it, I bought a custom from Joseph Bailey of Nashville at the Timonium, Maryland show. Red and Blue G10 handles and a Kydex sheath. Liked it so much I gave the Para Edge to my brother for Christmas. As for more, I only have one neck (but many pockets).
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