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    Paper Hunter TheWeeze's Avatar
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    Quote Originally Posted by HoneyBadger View Post
    Go ahead and laugh, but I've been carrying a leatherman skeletool for 6 years now. Decent enough blade for everyday use, pliers come in handy all the time, and ya never know when you might need a screw driver or bottle opener. All in a (somewhat) lightweight and slim package.
    I bought a skeletool solely for that reason but never was able to get used to the feel of it in my pocket.

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    Mini-griptillian. Foreblade is serrated, but that's what they had on amazon.com at the time.

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    My EDC is a CRKT M16-10z or a Spyderco Delica. The M16 cost about $15 on sale at Big 5. Neither is anything fancy, but they get the job done.

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    Kershaw was till last week when i got the ESEE
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    I have to agree. The SOGs are wonderful. Then again, I've had this Swiss Army knife since 1990.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Omicron View Post
    I recently moved from my Benchmade Mel Pardue automatic to a SOC Twitch XL tanto. Really REALLY like it.


    In fact, I like it so much so I bought a second one for the standard silver blade, silver pocket clip, and pretty wood handle:

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    Quote Originally Posted by lostcolorado View Post
    I have to agree. The SOGs are wonderful. Then again, I've had this Swiss Army knife since 1990.


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    Oh yeah, for the tiny pocket tool, the Victorinox swiss army knives are hard to beat. I've been carry one since about that same time, although I replace it periodically with the same model as the scissors dull and things loosen. My favorite is the "Manager" model. That, the SOG, and an ITP A3 EOS mini CREE light (amazingly bright, 4 modes, and uses a AAA battery!) live in my pocket every day. Leaves me prepared for most anything.



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    This was a super fun knife. Unfortunately first the safety stopped working. Then the kick stopped working.

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    Frustrating. S&W knives always look great, but from what I can tell, are all made in China to low quality standards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Omicron View Post
    Frustrating. S&W knives always look great, but from what I can tell, are all made in China to low quality standards.
    Yeah it's unfortunate S&W allows their name to be put on that junk.

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    I picked up a S&W knife for a beater. It's alright, nothing fancy and I won't feel bad for beating up a $20 knife.

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