Post your blade(s)?! I am interested in knowing what is everybody's EDC.
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Buck 119 Special
blade: 6 inches
overall length: 10.50 inches
warranty: Forever
not an everyday carry, unless it's hunting season.
*the handle gets a little slick when blood gets on it.
blade: 6 inches
overall length: 10.50 inches
warranty: Forever
not an everyday carry, unless it's hunting season.
*the handle gets a little slick when blood gets on it.
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Which Anza model # is that?The newest additions:
Benchmade
Anza. Blades are made from a large file.. Awesome knife
Benchmade HK Axis. My current work knife. (Might have posted a pic of this already...)
I've been drooling over the large Sebenza for probably 15 years now. Thing is...I'd rather buy a custom fixed blade for the price.
Yea, I hear that! It's definitely expensive and hard to say it's "worth the money", but it's a real nice knife. Working in an office, it's a lot easier for me to carry a small folder than a fixed blade. I've since bought an unumzaan as well. Awesome knife.
I wish I could figure out how to comfortably carry a fixed blade in a semi-concealed manner. I tried a belt sheath, but it digs into my muffin top too much
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I'm not sure on model number. It's the Anza "15" but not sure on model... It's about 7in long total
Know what's dumb? State knife laws that are so obfuscated and vague, probably on purpose. I'm pretty sure (thanks dumb knife laws) I can't carry a fixed blade unless it is displayed openly (again it's hard to tell). So I can and do carry a pistol concealed but if my shirt tail goes over a 3" fixed blade I'm now a criminal?
I haven't seen that one. Nice looking knife!Just got my first Benchmade, and it's magnificent.Nakamura with a carbon-fiber handle -- incredibly light; 3.25 oz.
710 McHenry?
Check out www.knifetights.org .
Nope, it's an older model McHenry with a 154cm blade.
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Try a belt sheath at about a 45 degree angle in the small of your back - easy to conceal and I find it very comfortable.Yea, I hear that! It's definitely expensive and hard to say it's "worth the money", but it's a real nice knife. Working in an office, it's a lot easier for me to carry a small folder than a fixed blade. I've since bought an unumzaan as well. Awesome knife.
I wish I could figure out how to comfortably carry a fixed blade in a semi-concealed manner. I tried a belt sheath, but it digs into my muffin top too much
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