Hey, $70- more or less 5 boxes of WWB from Wally World, and it will go places our larger implements of force projection won't. :biggrin:Betty said:I think they're neat little knives. I don't have one yet, but you're tempting me mighty good. :silly:
True, and it very much a personal preference issue. I regularly spend $80+ on good folders (which is why I don't have 14 dozen floating around the house! :biggrin: ) It will either be a "niche" you see, or not. If I were going to carry a Spot, I'd just as soon carry a Disciple(or similar fixed), and have something that could apply serious leverage, whatever I needed it to do.George Hill said:Neat... but awfully spendy for such a little bit of sharp metal.
Well, I'm an obvious convert :wink: , but I would disagree. Again, to each his/her own, but the HAK's are easily concealable, have a legal-length blade, in most localities, and offer the advantage of open-hand use while retaining the knife.RSSZ said:THAT'S NOT A KNIFE !!! Common people,if your gonna carry a knife then carry a knife. That,IMHO,is a very expensive box cutter.-----
THAT'S NOT A KNIFE !!! Come on people,if your gonna carry a knife then carry a knife. That,IMHO,is a very expensive box cutter.-----
Tourist, please do not interject into a discussion telling everyone there's better knives for defense, and then follow it up by suggesting to the other members that they shouldn't tell you what's best for you. Also, don't complain about a $69 price tag while you're trying to peddle me a Microtech autoknife and yet elsewhere state a Buck 110 will suffice, while you have a drawer full of ProTechs.Sorry, guys. I agree with RSSZ... What this little knife portends to be is a 'last ditch' knife. Now granted, this is a security forum and I understand that the implements discussed here are for defense. There are better easy-to-carry defense knives.... With that proviso, please let RSSZ and I carry what we deem best for our security.