EPTAnyway, I've never had any problems with any of the Gerber knives I've had, and I'm quite happy with my current one. I've heard good things about Benchmade, but never used one.
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Iranon
United States983 Posts
Anyway, I've never had any problems with any of the Gerber knives I've had, and I'm quite happy with my current one. I've heard good things about Benchmade, but never used one. | ||
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Mr Tambourine Man
Netherlands190 Posts
Why would you ever get a knife, if you can just get a Machete!!! ![[image loading]](http://www.flickdirect.com/images/movies/machete/machete_1.jpg) | ||
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DorF
Sweden961 Posts
Why get a throwing knife when you can get a sword ? Why get a sword when you can get a katana ? Why get a katana when you can get a throwing katana ? Bottom line , get a frickin throwing katana ! | ||
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dogabutila
United States1438 Posts
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B.I.G.
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Chef
10810 Posts
If it's for brutally murdering people, then yeah spend a little extra cash on your passions. | ||
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AppleTart
United States1261 Posts
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punchabird
United States32 Posts
I have a CRKT M16-10KZ, it's an every day carry model so it fits nicely in your pocket. http://www.crkt.com/M16-10-EDC-Black-ZytelHandle-AutoLAWKS-Combo-Edge It's a pretty nice knife, I take it with me everywhere, backpacking, the streets...yeah. | ||
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hoborg
United States430 Posts
Unfortunately, I left mine in my carry-on bag on a plane and it got snagged... | ||
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YejinYejin
United States1053 Posts
This knife will probably be for everyday carry, just for general use. Seems like a pretty useful thing to have. | ||
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Zorkmid
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Archas
United States6531 Posts
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shift.number
Korea (South)29 Posts
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Chairman Ray
United States11903 Posts
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YejinYejin
United States1053 Posts
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NB
Netherlands12045 Posts
On March 13 2011 05:35 DTK-m2 wrote: New York knife laws prohibit gravity knives, switchblades, pilum ballistics, metal knuckle knives, and cane swords. I'm still fine, legally. This knife will probably be for everyday carry, just for general use. Seems like a pretty useful thing to have. CRANE SWORDS??? WHYYYYY... I LOVE THOSE STUFF but what do you mean by general use? You just got a hitman job 1st time? lol as i said, japanese knife or swiss knife. Anyother type is not worthed unless you are going into amazone jungle | ||
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nanashin
United States1584 Posts
On March 13 2011 05:35 DTK-m2 wrote: New York knife laws prohibit gravity knives, switchblades, pilum ballistics, metal knuckle knives, and cane swords. I'm still fine, legally. This knife will probably be for everyday carry, just for general use. Seems like a pretty useful thing to have. You might want to converse with a lawyer just so you can get specific ordinances that aren't made too well known. Example, Texas statewide allows for a blade length of 5 1/2 inches, but the city, Corpus Christi, has a city ordinance allowing only a max length of 3 inches. Generally these nuances aren't really enforced, but there is always a police officer who is not having a good day. On March 13 2011 03:00 dogabutila wrote: anything by Emerson. Is a good suggestion, the waving feature is a pretty slick idea. They carry a premium price, but you can get some models for $140-150. Problem is the factory is no longer selling to your state, so you definitely should speak to lawyer to make sure you know what is allowable. Kershaw has pretty good introductory priced knifes. Leek (3 inches) is pretty popular. Spyderco Endura (3 3/4 inches), Delica(2 7/8 inches), and Tenacious (3 3/8 inches) are also the go-to introductory knives, probably 10 dollars or so more than the Leek. I'd suggest the Boker Subcom (1 7/8 inches), midget knife so no one will be likely to give you the stink eye if you pull it out and you'll easily forget that you have it in your pocket. Also you can buy wood scales for it: http://blog.cuscadi.de/?page_id=253 and make it look classy as fuck. | ||
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YejinYejin
United States1053 Posts
On March 13 2011 10:47 nanashin wrote: You might want to converse with a lawyer just so you can get specific ordinances that aren't made too well known. Example, Texas statewide allows for a blade length of 5 1/2 inches, but the city, Corpus Christi, has a city ordinance allowing only a max length of 3 inches. Generally these nuances aren't really enforced, but there is always a police officer who is not having a good day. I've looked up some stuff online. I'm in college in NYC, and I'm from the MD/VA/DC area. For concealed and open carry, all four places are fine with it. The only restriction on blade length is in DC, where it's a 3" limit. Larger than 3" is allowed if you have no intent to harm, but the catch is that the burden of proof is now on the carrier instead of the law. | ||
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Chef
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Ichabod
United States1659 Posts
(Kennigit Endorsed) (Probably not something for actual use, since it can be so devastating) Edit: Intended for use against Bears/Sharks in dire situations Video vs a watermelon: | ||
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