what's your prefered pocket knife? + pics!
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this is my set
friction folder and another small fixed blade will be joining them soon
What's the top one Corso? Looks pretty sweet.
stanleys are for work, grenade knife... well i liked the look of it!
Recently had my gear nicked so i sold my 3 best vintage folders to replace some kit- they wernt being used but i liked the look of them
Thinking of ordering a british clasp knife and svord peasent knife, also have a crkt and fixed blade coming from swaps
When out and about with work I have a Gerber Diesel; if out on a hike, ditto Maddave (a utilitarian piece of beauty )...otherwise I don't carry
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Like I said already I carry a SAK huntsman in a belt pouch everyday but I'm going to order the Svord peasant knife I mentioned in another thread tomorrow..and I'm wondering if carrying both is a bit silly?
The Svord does open one handed but I don't think It could replace my SAK and it's many multi functions..
The Svord does open one handed but I don't think It could replace my SAK and it's many multi functions..
Left one is my latest purchase, it has almost everything I need.
The middle one I got in high school. It still has some things that can't be replaced like the awl and tweezers. Never oiled it and still works like a charm.
Right one is a hollow-grind random locking folder. Use it only for work around the house.
My new EDC folder: Strider PT. Is the smallest Strider knife up there, here any specs:
Overall Length: 6.50"
Blade Length: 2.87"
Blade Thickness: 0.125"
Blade Material: CPM-S30V Powder Steel (Stainless)
Lock: Frame Lock
Closed Length: 3.63"
Handle Material: G10 and Titanium
Clip: Titanium
Weight: 2.50 oz.
Country of Origin: USA
A lanyard hole would be welcome, but who care? I found this little knife just perfect for my needs, and love how he show clearly is tacticool face!
Ciao,
Alfredo
Overall Length: 6.50"
Blade Length: 2.87"
Blade Thickness: 0.125"
Blade Material: CPM-S30V Powder Steel (Stainless)
Lock: Frame Lock
Closed Length: 3.63"
Handle Material: G10 and Titanium
Clip: Titanium
Weight: 2.50 oz.
Country of Origin: USA
A lanyard hole would be welcome, but who care? I found this little knife just perfect for my needs, and love how he show clearly is tacticool face!
Ciao,
Alfredo
Photo is actually my geocaching kit, but it shows my 2 EDC opinels (the tiny one is a #3 the medium a #6) (the #6 has had the lock ring removed although this gets replaced when I am on camp and thus have a good reason
Don't really have that many knifes, but each one tends to serve it's purpose.
This is pretty much all my knifes.
For every day use i tend to always have me Skeletool with me.
Not really to fussed about having a knife, but the screwdrivers and pliers/wire cutters have come in handy no end of times.
If i'm out on a day hike i'll swap it for me charge TTi, as the TTi comes with a wood saw.
If i'm out over night then i'll take my Mora Neverlost
At work i usually carry a work knife, it's handy because it's automatic opening.
Lastly i have a cheap crappy Ram G-10B knife for fishing, so it's not the end of the world if i drop it overboard or it gets ruined by the salt water.
Only a cheap knife but it's still holding up fairly well after 7 years odd of abuse (apart from the bent tip).
This is pretty much all my knifes.
For every day use i tend to always have me Skeletool with me.
Not really to fussed about having a knife, but the screwdrivers and pliers/wire cutters have come in handy no end of times.
If i'm out on a day hike i'll swap it for me charge TTi, as the TTi comes with a wood saw.
If i'm out over night then i'll take my Mora Neverlost
At work i usually carry a work knife, it's handy because it's automatic opening.
Lastly i have a cheap crappy Ram G-10B knife for fishing, so it's not the end of the world if i drop it overboard or it gets ruined by the salt water.
Only a cheap knife but it's still holding up fairly well after 7 years odd of abuse (apart from the bent tip).
It locks open under spring tension bud . This one is dated 1971 so would say its made of stern stuff
I've got one of those from 1953 and it's bombproof. These don't lock so are great for EDC.
Now my knifes are sharper and shiny time for a more up to date photo:
botlocks forgot to put the Openel 7 in the pic
botlocks forgot to put the Openel 7 in the pic
