What knife are you carrying everyday right now?

[Flbt]

I know of a bar fight early 90s where a guy just walking in got slashed with a sodbuster from case.
Intestines hit the floor.
Poor guy had. Nothing to do with the fight at all.
He lost about 3 foot or so of his intestines
From what was being said around town
The guy that did the cutting got 15 years if I remember right.
That started the bars to hiring off duty cops to work the doors.

 

[thriller]

A mini Osborne from Benchmade

 

[kevin masters]

3" case lockback had it at least 20 years
stag is smooth as silk lol

 

[Shaw]

Benchmade or Cobratec whichever one I want to pack.

 

[CaptainZeb]

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ZeroTolerance Sinkevich 0462 Carbon Fiber Flipper. It's a great everyday knife, also a good skinner. It's on the large side of edc, but it's so light I never notice it clipped in my pocket.

 

[Bob Nelson 35Whelen]

I don't carry this every day.
So far it's been used to gut a Chinese water deer in England and I look forward to using it one game in Australia.
This knife was a gift to my from my very dear and good friend @Rick HOlbert. It was made by his mate Pete now and 80 odd year old Georgia boy and a very talented self taught gunsmith that does amazing work.
The knife has a Damascus steel blade and Giraffe bone scales.
To me I don't own this beautiful knife.
I am only the custodian of it and when I'm gone my son or grandson will inherit it and use it and possibly/ hopefully pass it on to their kids if they haven't worn it out.
Bob

 

[Flbt]

I don't carry this every day.
So far it's been used to gut a Chinese water deer in England and I look forward to using it one game in Australia.
This knife was a gift to my from my very dear and good friend @Rick HOlbert. It was made by his mate Pete now and 80 odd year old Georgia boy and a very talented self taught gunsmith that does amazing work.
The knife has a Damascus steel blade and Giraffe bone scales.
To me I don't own this beautiful knife.
I am only the custodian of it and when I'm gone my son or grandson will inherit it and use it and possibly/ hopefully pass it on to their kids if they haven't worn it out.
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Very nice knife

But I thought y’all were supposed to use 12 in or bigger blades over there according to CDD 1-2-3
That’s looks about the same size as my grandpa big case folding hog knife.

 

[CBH Australia]

Very nice knife

But I thought y’all were supposed to use 12 in or bigger blades over there according to CDD 1-2-3
That’s looks about the same size as my grandpa big case folding hog knife.

No, Crocodile Dundee knives will now be illegal under machete laws.

 

[Tintin]

A bit of Cold Steel here today.

 

[whisk(e)y hunter]

Case XX a good friend that has since passed gave me

 

[Art Lambart II]

Today Im carrying a Ruike P121-G in 14C28N in my left front pocket. I have a Joker Artica in 14C28N carried in a belt sheath on my left hip and a Leatherman wave on my right hip.

 

[Tintin]

Spyderco MeerKat today.

It’s ‘Phantom Lock’ is of the coolest lock mechanisms I’ve come across.

 

[jdemocko]

Boker Kalishnakov non serrated

 

[CBeck]

Just picked up this Victorinox Waiter as my EDC ‘summer knife.’

You never know when you’ll need to open a bottle of wine, slice some hard salami to establish charcuterie superiority in a rapidly deteriorating social situation or slice the perfect lime wedge
for a gin and tonic in the event of a tactical cocktail emergency.

 

[Angelo_orygun]

Another vote for the Bugout. Mine is titanium.

 

[Green Chile]

Lots of knives for different purposes but my EDC for opening boxes, etc is a 3.5" Razorlite EDC. I've cleaned a few deer with one also.

 

[BourbonTrail]

Kershaw Blur with a broken tip and dull edge that is choked with bits of Portland cement and clay dirt. Why? Because I use it every day, for almost everything.

 

[Woodcarver]

Kershaw Blur with a broken tip and dull edge that is choked with bits of Portland cement and clay dirt. Why? Because I use it every day, for almost everything.

Just use it to peel your orange and slice the apple at lunch. That will keep that blade polished clean!

 

[Uncontrolled_round_feed]

(Stock photo) Old Timer Trapper. I get in a lot of knife fights so that second blade comes in handy in emergencies.

 

[ofbiro]

Knife friends, if you plan to visit the Italian Republic (a.k.a. Italy) check your pockets, belts, backpack and ladybags before entering. There are new laws regulating the sale and ownership of cutting weapons.
It is forbidden to carry any knife with fixed blade or a blade that can be locked open!
Be careful!