Your Knife For Social Gatherings ?

SpySmasher said:
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What movie is that from?
 
Literally whatever I have that will make the rest of the social gathering as nervous as possible.
This Christmas, for instance.. I was at some lefty snowflake inlaw's gathering, opening the kids' toys with my HDFK. all the parents were paralyzed, the kids didnt even care, and the 3 kids who said "WOW! HE HAS A HUGE KNIFE!" were totally in love with it. Also, I'm real sure one of their dads is on the hunt for one right this minute...
The ZT 0909 makes for a great card opener, but you should see someones face when they ask you to remove a tag or thread or whatever and that thing goes *sssclick* and grows a gleaming edge almost 4" long.


That's why I sit at the kids table still. They're the only normal people I know.
 
AndreLinoge said:
Literally whatever I have that will make the rest of the social gathering as nervous as possible.
This Christmas, for instance.. I was at some lefty snowflake inlaw's gathering, opening the kids' toys with my HDFK. all the parents were paralyzed, the kids didnt even care, and the 3 kids who said "WOW! HE HAS A HUGE KNIFE!" were totally in love with it. Also, I'm real sure one of their dads is on the hunt for one right this minute...
The ZT 0909 makes for a great card opener, but you should see someones face when they ask you to remove a tag or thread or whatever and that thing goes *sssclick* and grows a gleaming edge almost 4" long.


That's why I sit at the kids table still. They're the only normal people I know.
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LOL! I would have loved to see that.
 
Varies greatly, but the Bugout has been mostly excepted as a pocket knife and not a murder weapon.
 
Formal carry is always a black alox cadet. Casual social gatherings usually see my Delica:

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Hard to feel threatened by something small and purple.
 
sabre cat said:
Do you have a certain knife for social gatherings? You know, a gents knife, dress knife, or travel knife. What? How do you determine what knife gets carried when?

My Benchmade 531 was purchased to be used only as a formal dress knife but, I found that it works great as a light duty EDC. Yeah, you guessed it, the EDC role won out. Sometimes it still gets carried for fancy events.

Still left with the question of what to carry for formal social occasions? Many times I end up at one of these events, someone will approach me borrow a knife. I can see someone dropping a SAK in their pocket when forced into social gatherings with people they don't know. Especially someone reluctant to loan out a costly knife.
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sabre cat said:
Do you have a certain knife for social gatherings? You know, a gents knife, dress knife, or travel knife. What? How do you determine what knife gets carried when?

My Benchmade 531 was purchased to be used only as a formal dress knife but, I found that it works great as a light duty EDC. Yeah, you guessed it, the EDC role won out. Sometimes it still gets carried for fancy events.

Still left with the question of what to carry for formal social occasions? Many times I end up at one of these events, someone will approach me borrow a knife. I can see someone dropping a SAK in their pocket when forced into social gatherings with people they don't know. Especially someone reluctant to loan out a costly knife.
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My choice for a, "going to church knife," or something to carry when I dress up is usually a small Moki lockback knife. They are small and pretty, not scary looking, and still useful
sabre cat said:
Do you have a certain knife for social gatherings? You know, a gents knife, dress knife, or travel knife. What? How do you determine what knife gets carried when?

My Benchmade 531 was purchased to be used only as a formal dress knife but, I found that it works great as a light duty EDC. Yeah, you guessed it, the EDC role won out. Sometimes it still gets carried for fancy events.

Still left with the question of what to carry for formal social occasions? Many times I end up at one of these events, someone will approach me borrow a knife. I can see someone dropping a SAK in their pocket when forced into social gatherings with people they don't know. Especially someone reluctant to loan out a costly knife.
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I like a small Moki lockback. Well made, non threatening, scary sharp pocket jewelry. Not too expensive and very well made. The perfect knife for going to church or dressing up.
 
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