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| Knives & Other Weapons Most people that carry concealed also carry a knife or other weapon as a backup. Finding a good blade is often harder than finding a good pistol or revolver. |
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Location: Tucson
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Excellent, gentlemen, excellent. What a great forum and great advice.
Thanks for taking the time to write. aznav |
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Location: Central Florida
Posts: 1,512
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"Good" or relative "worth" is sometimes in the eye of the beholder. This little 3" slip-joint (ordinary non-locking pocket knife) Wharncliffe slippie..... cost me almost $400. A lot of people would say that that's insane (including my wife) and that you could get something that would function just as well for a $35.....and they'd be mostly right. Just as a Ford Focus will get you across town pretty much the same as an S-class Mercedes will. Only you can decide if the additional cost is worth the somewhat subjective benefit. Autos are a little different. Because of the importance and complexity of the firing/locking mechanism, you really do see quite a quality difference in the better knives. As Rob72 mentioned, if you like an OTF, the MT Halo is hard to beat. I also like the ProTechs and if you really want a tough auto, check out the Severtech Switchblade Knives. Mucho expensive, but bulletproof. Although it's pretty hard to find right now, Spyderco has a new auto that they've just introduced that's supposed to be pretty solid. Available under $200 IIRC. Hope that helps..... |
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![]() Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: Joplin, MO
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I carry and use a knife every day all day. I looked for a knife that would do for general cutting chores, but would work well in a self defense situation. I want my hand to be used to the knife so when I go to it everything will be automatic and I will not have to think about how it comes out and so forth. I use a Kershaw Blackout. I truthfully have a lot more knives than I need, but that is part of the fun of it. Another knife I like is the Buck Cirus, but it doesn't fit me hand as well. The choices are endless.
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Senior Member
![]() Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Tucson
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Thanks, Buck. I'll check them both out.
ps. check out the reviews. Kershaw K.O. Blackout K1550 - K1550 |
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