Seriously? Nobody has anything to add? Am I alone in the sharp pointy things club?
Cutlery o' truth
So until we can get the appropriate forum section up and going, let's see some pictures other than guns. Let's see what everyone EDCs in terms of cutlery. Show us your most reliable, most often turned to cutters to handle what your firearms aren't cut out for.
I'll start.
Thanks for permissive laws in the sunflower state, it's perfectly legal to openly carry a bowie knife on your belt. And this is mine. For those unfamiliar with it, this is the Becker BK9 made by the KA-BAR company. Much like Enfields and Webleys, it's all that pretty, but damn if it isn't functional.
I'll start.
Thanks for permissive laws in the sunflower state, it's perfectly legal to openly carry a bowie knife on your belt. And this is mine. For those unfamiliar with it, this is the Becker BK9 made by the KA-BAR company. Much like Enfields and Webleys, it's all that pretty, but damn if it isn't functional.
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Interesting that you mention Enfields and Webleys, which I happen to find to be mighty handsome firearms, as the fixed blade is English manufactured. It is a Sheffield Survival Knife that I have owned for 30 plus years. It is a well and hard used piece. Very dependable. Takes and holds an edge well. As my wife will attest as a few years back she nearly removed one of her fingers cutting kindling.
The folder is a Kershaw Junkyard Dog. I carry this one all the time. I have owned and used it for 5-6 years.
I have two others that I will get pictures of later.
The folder is a Kershaw Junkyard Dog. I carry this one all the time. I have owned and used it for 5-6 years.
I have two others that I will get pictures of later.
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And here are the other two. The piece on top is a Herter's skinning/hunting knife. I got this from my dad in 1978. That knife is 50 plus years old.
The bottom unit is a Western Boot Knife. I bought that in 1979 when I joined the U.S. Army.
I still do use both though sparingly. Especially the Herter's.
The bottom unit is a Western Boot Knife. I bought that in 1979 when I joined the U.S. Army.
I still do use both though sparingly. Especially the Herter's.
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