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Posted: 4/24/2001 2:44:03 PM EDT

[#1]

Quoted:
Hey, those batons can be nasty in the kidney too.
The local cops use that to break up parties that and they shoot the party goers in hollywood.[;)]

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Damn Cali is rough on the party crowd.
The baton? I've used mine once...New Year's Eve in Times Square. Would have KO'd the drunk ba$tard, actually he may have passed out as I was drawing it from my gunbelt, so I really didn't get a chance to "thunk" the guy

Posted: 4/24/2001 2:46:15 PM EDT

[#2]

Kershaw Black Out Model 1550

Posted: 4/24/2001 3:20:24 PM EDT

[#3]

The one I carry most often these days is a Benchmade - Elishewitz design. G10 scales and titanium liner, carbon steel tanto blade.

This is a very light but extremely strong design and will probably stay with me for an extended tour of duty.

[sniper]
The Sniper

Posted: 4/24/2001 3:27:26 PM EDT

[#4]

Benchmade 875, Benchmade BT Sentinel, or Gerber Applegate Combat folder

Posted: 4/24/2001 4:21:11 PM EDT

[#5]

Chronological order from past to present:

- Swiss Army Champion(Victorinox)
- Puma lock-back
- Sog Sogwinder II
- Benchmade Emerson 970ti
- Elishewitz Ghost
- ?

Posted: 4/24/2001 4:28:02 PM EDT

[#6]

CRKT K.I.S.S. clipped inside my jeans pocket

Posted: 4/24/2001 5:03:06 PM EDT

[#7]

Way to many too list. Different day,different knife. One thats sharp and pointy will do.

Posted: 4/24/2001 5:19:06 PM EDT

[#8]

Emerson Commander or Benchmade AFCK, and one of several Case patterns. Can't have too many knives!

Posted: 4/24/2001 5:48:41 PM EDT

[#9]

A gerber gator everyday on the belt and kershaw in the boot when needed.

M4husker

Posted: 4/24/2001 6:41:41 PM EDT

[#10]

for everyday carry: Busse Assault Shaker neck knife or Busse Basic #3

for field carry (camping,hunting etc.):Busse Stealheart E

for yardwork and other heavy chopping chores:Busse Basic#9

Posted: 4/24/2001 7:20:23 PM EDT

[#11]

It's just like all you wussies to bring a knife to a gunfight.....

Just Kidding!!! [:D] Please don't slot me like that dude did the pig on "Survivor" LOL. [BD]

I carry a Buck Crosslock. It's a great knife for field-dressing a deer, or cutting the seatbelts off of an accident victim. Practical and tough.

What I want and don't know jack about is Swiss Army knives. Could never afford one as a kid but now no problem ....

Posted: 4/24/2001 8:04:43 PM EDT

[#12]

Little bitty Kershaw two blade in pocket for cleaning nails/opening mail, etc. Also, a Chuck Hawes custom damascus w/fossilized mammoth ivory grips and nickel silver bolsters in a Bob Schrap sheath on belt. Small and dressy but very handy to have. Basic pansy-ass knives, but hey, I'm a candy-ass I guess. I prefer to be under-estimated. [sleep]

Posted: 4/24/2001 8:38:41 PM EDT

[#13]

Why carry a knife unless you want to open a package or skin a deer or something? As a weapon, it's great for a sneak attack. If you're close enough to someone that you wish to harm that a knife would be handy, just punch him in the throat (fist or fingertips), or stomp his instep and crush his face with your knee when he comes down, etc, etc. If someone pulls a knife on you and waves it around to intimidate you, pull your gun and shoot him. Don't have a gun? Take it away, and shove it up his butt. Very few people actually know how to fight with a knife. A gun is what you need to deal with those that do, 'cause no one comes away from a knife fight without lots of stitches.

Posted: 4/24/2001 8:42:58 PM EDT

[#14]

Sog Tomcat normally.

On the Tactical Team a Navy Seal Knife and a Benchcraft Tactical Knife and I can not forget my leatherman.

Posted: 4/24/2001 8:44:22 PM EDT

[#15]

Benchmade auto in the pocket, cold steel in the boot, and a kurka in the truck.

Posted: 4/24/2001 8:50:15 PM EDT

[#16]

Spyderco ladybug on my key chain and a clipit hooked on my front pocket.

Posted: 4/24/2001 9:15:27 PM EDT

[#17]

When I KNOW I'm gonna need a knife, the ColdSteel SRK.
For daily use, a Buck thumb-opener with a clip.
Even though the Spyderco groupies have splained
to me many times that the Buck operates
'backwards', I still fail to notice/care.
DanM

Posted: 4/24/2001 9:33:32 PM EDT

[#18]

Here, here Oldschool. I agree with you.

For combat purposes, if an aggressor pulls a knife out on me, I have trained for many more years on how to disarm/takedown/chokeout an armed attacker unarmed, than I have learned to go weapon vs. weapon.

...but if the time does arrive where it looks like I'll need something in my own hand, I do keep a single Sai (defensive melee weapon) under my car seat for disarming purposes. Oh and did i mention because of lease laws I keep my AR15 in my car? Longer to get to, but certainly useful to "reach out and touch someone"

Jewbroni~

Posted: 4/24/2001 10:04:41 PM EDT

[#19]

I carry a 3" Spyderco thumb-opening knife with a clip.

Sometimes when I take a date to a Sushi restaurant in the bad side of town, I carry a japanese Ginzu knife in its own self-sharpening sheath along with my Spyderco.

Some of these Sushi restaurants over there are so rowdy that the Sushi chefs do not greet their customers with smiles and yelling, but instead flash gang signs at you. Some even wear their headbands down low partially covering their eyes and aim their knives at you sideways like gang members with their Glocks turned sideways.

Many a times I have been challenged to a Sushi duel to see who can make the baddest Sushi dish. I always ended up winning because I have the [b]Ginzu![/b] I never, never go down there unless I have my trusty Ginzu knife. Don't let your loved ones down!

Order one now for the low price of $29.99 and they will throw in a neat apple peeler for free! Call the phone number at [u]1-800-00G-INZU[/u] and order.

-RoadDog

Posted: 4/24/2001 10:09:00 PM EDT

[#20]

Cold Steel Voyager, 3.75" tanto blade version.
4 years later, it still works quite well. I need to send it in for a re-sharpening. 'Twas a gift from a friend who was into AR's, knives, etc. (like I am now). I spent some time playing around with it and working on how to use it in case of social engagement...still not sure I'd want to, it can work against you very easily if you aren't careful. As a non-lethal tool, hold it in your hand and hammer the butt end into 'em.

I generally try and avoid those types of situations, though.

Posted: 4/24/2001 11:38:26 PM EDT

[#21]

Use to carry a Buck #110(with the finger grooves on the handle,got a thumb stud attached to the blade for one handed opening),an oldy but a goodie. Also have a Buck #119. Would like to get a K-BAR and a SOG multi tool/plier also.

Oh, I'd also like to get a nice Swiss Army knife and a nice hunter/skinner combo knife to have around in case I ever get to go huntin.

Posted: 4/25/2001 12:16:03 AM EDT

[#22]

Cold Steel Voyager 4" model

Posted: 4/25/2001 4:12:55 AM EDT

[#23]

I carry a Buck folder with a 4" blade and a Leatherman wave on my belt.

Posted: 4/25/2001 4:28:43 AM EDT

[#24]

Not allowed to have sharp objects,sorry.

Posted: 4/25/2001 4:34:52 AM EDT

[#25]

For outdoor activities I alternate between a Kbar fighting knife or a Gerber LST.Both very nice.

Posted: 4/25/2001 5:02:51 AM EDT

[#26]

Everyday - beat to crap Cold Steel folding Tanto.

In the "boonies" - Randall Model 14. Bought it at a gunshow a fews years back and just began to think - "Why just look at it? - Use it!" I chop down small trees, trim branches, open MRE's (meals ready to eat - three lies in one place), etc.

prambo

Remember 419 - Never Again!

Posted: 4/25/2001 5:11:57 AM EDT

[#27]

I CARRY AN APPLEGATE FAIRBAIN COVERT FOLDER IN MY POCKET,GOT ANOTHER FIRST PRODUCTION RUN IN THE CABINET.NICE HANDY SLICK LIL KNIFE ,JUST NOT REAL FOND OF THE SERRATIONS.

Posted: 4/25/2001 5:34:30 AM EDT

[#28]

I CARRY AN APPLEGATE FAIRBAIN COVERT FOLDER SWEET LIL PIECE OF STEEL, NOT VERY CRAZY ABOUT SERRATED EDGE THOUGH

Posted: 4/25/2001 6:09:15 AM EDT

[#29]

Buck 309 in the pocket: Buck 110 for hunting: Glock combat knife on the webgear for serious social purposes.

Posted: 4/25/2001 6:13:53 AM EDT

[#30]

Buck 309 in the pocket: Buck 110 for hunting: Glock combat knife on the webgear for serious social purposes.

Posted: 4/25/2001 6:58:18 AM EDT

[#31]

Smith and Wesson Sigma .40

Never take a knife to a gun fight.

Posted: 4/25/2001 9:22:04 AM EDT

[#32]

Emerson neck knife 24/7
Emerson CQC-7 large
Very interested in the Commander though anybody that has one that can give a users perspective on it?

Posted: 4/25/2001 10:00:15 AM EDT

[#33]

CRKT K.I.S.S. used as a money clip. Tanto point/half serrated.

Currently shopping for a CRKT M16 01F carbon fiber folder. Anyone got a price?

Posted: 4/25/2001 1:07:58 PM EDT

[#34]

One of the various Spyderco's on hand, it varies by mood I guess. $ For $ they have got to be one of the best quality Knives out there.
Want a Micro-tech real bad!

Posted: 4/25/2001 7:22:19 PM EDT

[#35]

Cold Steel Voyager w/ serrated tanto blade (pocket chainsaw)
[chainsaw]

Backpacking I take my Cold Steel Gurkha Kukri and CRKT Stiff KISS along for support.

Day hikes I take my Cold Steel Recon Tanto along.

Posted: 4/25/2001 7:48:05 PM EDT

[#36]

Columbia River M-16-13Z. If I had the money I would carry MOD Dieter CQD, but since money is about as scarce as Bill Clinton's integrity the M-16 will have to do.

mattjedi[x]

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