Lee Lapin

My usual carry is a Mini- AFCK from Benchmade. Good little knife, quick and most of all very secure in the hand. I Dremeled down the liner lock a bit for insurance, and rounded off all the edges on the G-10 scales to smooth it up some- it was eating my pockets alive.

I got my wife a CRKT Crawford/Kasper Small- she loves it (when she can find it...).
http://www.cqcknives.com/columbia_ri...e_and_tool.htm

I like plain edges, no use here for serrations. I prefer an edge I can sharpen to suit me. Speaking of which, buy yourself a basic Lansky kit and save a lot of trouble for the next 20 years or so...
http://www.lansky.com/products/systems/standard.html .

lpl/nc

joe/OH

I was in the plain edge camp for a long time - however I've changed my mind. For a utility knife, serrations have numerous benefits and will do things that a plain edge won't. I would also go as far to say that they are probably the most aggressive meat cutters - but I'm not there enough to get a completely serrated knife.

KevinInstructor

Check out the limited edition Spyderco Endura FRN waved folder. Two of my friends purchased them and are satified. They sell for $80 plus shipping.

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Rob72

Spyderco will be releasing a new folder, with removeable wave shortly. Pics available later today/-night, over on www.totalprotectioninteractive.com Contact Weapons forum.

KenpoTex

If y'all haven't gone over there and looked yet, DO IT! it's worth your time. I'll definately be getting one of these when they hit the market.

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