KenpoTex

When I carry mine (not all that often as I usually carry a push-dagger as my "weak hand" knife), I carry it set up for reverse-grip. This is just my personal preference based on the method I typically use for knife work.

Look online, you should be able to find a small one for around $25-30. The low price, and the fact that they make a trainer for about the same price is one of my favorite things about this knife.

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Erik

It is also handy from the pocket, carrying well there due to its shape, though it will require custom kydex.

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buckeyeLCPL

I have one set up on my flak jacket as a last ditch back-up. It's a fine knife, need to take the class sometime, but I'm stuck in Hawaii for now.

It's currently set up for a reverse grip since in that close I'd just be pounding away with a fist anyways, so I'd use it to "bulldog" my opponent.

I prefer the larger version, but then again, I don't carry it for defense in a civilian purpose, and I'm not really worried about concealment.

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crzy4guns

I would love to have one if it wasn't illegal in Kansas. No fixed blade carry.

Taurus111

I carry mine everyday when I am on shift. I love it.

Mil--I have the small full serated (sp) version. Fits with my other gear better. And if I have to use it to cut seatbelts at work I can; I am a paramedic. I still carry my very non-tactical-but-extremely-sharp folder and my leatherman wave, though.

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