NoIDeer
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Eka Swede 8.
Small folding knife
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Eka Swede 8.
Got one of these without the gold plated bolts when they were on offer for about £50, keep it in the back of my bino pack. A few of you would need to buy together to meet their minimum order.
PCau (Gold plated bolts) » Folding knives - Fällkniven
PCau (Gold plated bolts) » Folding knives - Fällkniven
Got one of these a couple of weeks ago, love it
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Gerber Zilch 31-004069 Drab Red, pocket knife
Gerber Zilch 31-004069 Drab Red, pocket knife: null
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Like most I have a good few knives (including a couple of drawer queens to my shame
) but the one that always seems to come out with me is my Buck 110 Folding Hunter LT! Cheap (ish), holds a good edge, secure lock & easy to clean - never let me down yet.
) but the one that always seems to come out with me is my Buck 110 Folding Hunter LT! Cheap (ish), holds a good edge, secure lock & easy to clean - never let me down yet.
I can’t see any pictures?Svord mini peasant
The Svord Peasant Mini: One year of EDC
Note: if you've read my recent post in the traditional forum, there probably isn't much new here. I just wanted to mark one year of carrying this knife. I've been carrying the Svord mini peasant knife for a year now, exclusively, except for a few formal occasions when I have carried other...www.bladeforums.com
That’s a rather fine looking thing!Have a look at the Ontario RAT 2 in AUS-8 stainless. Flat ground 3" blade, liner lock and one handed opening, you can configure the pocket clip to be left or right, tip up or down.
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Ontario RAT II
The Ontario Rat II is a fantastic little liner lock knife which has so many potential uses. It features decent AUS-8 stainless steel which is highly corrosion resistant and very easy to re-sharpen. Ontario have also fitted the knife with two thumb studs wheinnie.com
Rake Aboot
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I love “ What knife” threads
1800 different knives in 2 pages hahaha
roebuckboy
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Hi mungo
I use a benchmade 940 osborne which is a small folder for all my deer stalking sits in my chest pack , I have used from reds to muntjac does everything I need
I use a benchmade 940 osborne which is a small folder for all my deer stalking sits in my chest pack , I have used from reds to muntjac does everything I need
RescueMe0007
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There's a small video clip at the bottom of the page.
I have to admit that I partly started it just because I like knife threads!
I love “ What knife” threads
1800 different knives in 2 pages hahaha
I’ve just sold a bunch so it’s time to start again…
Slightly more industrial styling than I’d expect from you?
deerstalker.308
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Buck 55, scale model of the 110 what’s not to love
half-baked
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So many good options available.
I picked up a Leatherman Crater C33 several years ago on a whim. It has been attached to my hunting kit ever since. Sometimes as the sole blade, sometimes as a backup. Not too expensive and very functional. The blade takes a nice edge.
I picked up a Leatherman Crater C33 several years ago on a whim. It has been attached to my hunting kit ever since. Sometimes as the sole blade, sometimes as a backup. Not too expensive and very functional. The blade takes a nice edge.
Review: Leatherman Crater C33
A while ago, I was in the market for a new lightweight lock blade folder, preferably with a pocket clip. It is not legal to carry a lock blade on an everyday basis in Denmark, this one is meant to be carried as a back-up to my fixed blade knives, when out and about. Having considered and...
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HonestJohn
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Still carry my old buck in a leather belt holster
The specification here is definitely not for anything that goes on a belt! The original inspiration for the thread was the fact that I forget to put my normal stalking knife onto my belt reasonably often.
It gets packed into the truck with everything else. But then I forget it when setting out once on the ground. But I never forget the chest pack - or at least, when I do, I never get more than 10 paces from the truck.
I used to have a pair of trousers with a handy little internal zipped pocket inside one of the cargo pockets, where a folder lived. But those trousers are long gone, and I sold the folder (it was ok, but not great).
hybridfiat
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My choice, for what it's worth.
Very elegant, small, thin and light.
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Very elegant, small, thin and light.
CRKT CEO 7096 pocket knife, Richard Rogers design
Handle/blade: FRN/8Cr13MoV Blade length: 8.0 cm Weight: 60 grams
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I was more focused on blade size, profile and cost. Anyone can spend lots of the Op’s money!
Fallkniven GP Stag
Appearances can be deceptive. The Fallkniven GP may look like a traditional gentlemans pocket knife but on further inspection it is the result of the most modern of production techniques and the very latest hi-tech materials
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