and one last one and this may be my favorite . --- TOPS Knives.com ---
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plus here --- TOPS Knives.com --- nice survival type knife . Course all these knives just collect dust if you buy them . I like and remember when a simple quality jack knife and a quality fixed blade was all that was needed .
plus here --- TOPS Knives.com --- nice survival type knife . Course all these knives just collect dust if you buy them . I like and remember when a simple quality jack knife and a quality fixed blade was all that was needed .
I used to always carry the basic Buck knife. A Buck knife was the first knife I ever owned. Bought it when I was 8 years old.
Nowadays, a lot of people think it is crazy to give an 8 year old a knife. Those people are idiots. Every boy should have a knife. I teach kids that knives are tools, not weapons.
I carry an automatic knife now because I like being able to take it out of its sheath and open it with one hand.
Everyday, Leatherman Wave and Buck Paklite Skinner.
In the woods, a Buck 119 replaces the Skinner.
If the Wave ever wears out, I'd replace it with the titanium Charge TTI for weight, but I've had it for three years and it's still like brand new, so not much chance of that anytime soon.
I use the heck out of Leatherman Waves. I have worn out, broken & lost 4 of them. My current one is made from 3 broken & worn ones I scrapped.
Damn...you must really put them through the ringer.
I'm pretty hard on this one, pushing it far beyond it's tolerance...and it always gets the job done.
I was at a gun show today and found a suitable replacement for the Squirt S4. The Gerber Splice.
Gerber stands behind their warranty, first hand experience.
http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-outdoors/148387-gerber-knives-warranty-delivers-as-promised.html
hey guys , this thread got me to thinking and I'm thinking about getting a Benchmade Griptilian just because of its reputation and because its a one hand opener . I'm just looking for feedback on this approximately hundred 20 dollar pocket knife . I may get the more traditional that has traditional wood looking grips but it is still a Griptillian . Also thinking about a few other knives so I'm really just looking for any and all feedback .
One word - Emerson
My favorite blade is my athame