Thread: Any knife brahs in here?
07-05-2021, 06:21 PM
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Any knife brahs in here?
Looking to get a real knife.
OTF autos are cool
So are side flippers
I want something practical and badass and will last me a lifetime.
Benchmade claymore or infidel is cool
Microtech ultra tech is cool
Help a brotha out
OTF autos are cool
So are side flippers
I want something practical and badass and will last me a lifetime.
Benchmade claymore or infidel is cool
Microtech ultra tech is cool
Help a brotha out
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07-05-2021, 06:22 PM
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Doesn’t necessarily have to be an auto though. I’m down to hear opinions from all knife hobbyists
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07-05-2021, 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted By Jestbrah⏩
I want something that I can carry everyday. Utilitarian so I can use it for defense or just cutting cardboard boxes.do you like daggers?
If that’s a dagger lemme hear it.
I’m just now learning about all the different blade styles
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07-05-2021, 06:36 PM
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You're in America and you want to carry a knife for self defense?
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07-05-2021, 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted By BraddlesMcGee⏩
It can be a nice plan b yes but I want one for more practical uses like cutting boxes and zip ties and chitYou're in America and you want to carry a knife for self defense?
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07-05-2021, 06:41 PM
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I don't know how to fight with a knife so I carry an ESSE push dagger when I can't carry a pew pew
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07-05-2021, 07:02 PM
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I carry three different "devices" depending on what I'm doing. Around the house and every day basic use, I carry a basic folding blade. Low to medium quality. Easy to sharpen and don't feel bad beating on a little. Don't like to have a fine edge on this one. It needs to last, so I sharpen to no more than 45 degrees. My current one is a cool little blade I got from the NRA.

My defense/tactical knife is a cool find from several years ago. It's an Emerson design Spyderco folder. It has a thumb hold for opening for opening one handed and a wave design that opens the blade as you remove it from your pocket. It takes practice to use but it's very effective. It's designed for quick, single handed opening. I don't carry this often, as I carry a firearm, but it's a nice back up when carrying the firearm is impossible (very rarely, as I conceal carry pretty much everywhere)

When working on my farm, I carry the legendary multitool as well.


My defense/tactical knife is a cool find from several years ago. It's an Emerson design Spyderco folder. It has a thumb hold for opening for opening one handed and a wave design that opens the blade as you remove it from your pocket. It takes practice to use but it's very effective. It's designed for quick, single handed opening. I don't carry this often, as I carry a firearm, but it's a nice back up when carrying the firearm is impossible (very rarely, as I conceal carry pretty much everywhere)

When working on my farm, I carry the legendary multitool as well.

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07-05-2021, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted By IronILLinois⏩
I was under the impression that in the US it was more legal to carry a gun then a knife, unless you're in Portland, where all the knife companies areIt can be a nice plan b yes but I want one for more practical uses like cutting boxes and zip ties and chit
07-05-2021, 07:24 PM
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07-05-2021, 08:04 PM
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I carry this everywhere I go. It is thin, light and inexpensive. The blade is just over 3 inches so probably a bit smaller than what you are looking for.
Kershaw skyline

I have looked into assisted openers for EDC but havent found one I like. The SOG Ageis came close, but it felt cheap in my hand and had too much play in the blade
Kershaw skyline

I have looked into assisted openers for EDC but havent found one I like. The SOG Ageis came close, but it felt cheap in my hand and had too much play in the blade
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07-05-2021, 08:15 PM
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Don’t get an auto, while legal here with foid very illegal many other places. I really like the zero tolerance 452cf. It’s great steel and lightweight, 4.1” blade. I have been carrying another ZT a lot lately can’t remember the model it’s heavy. Just got back from Pigeon Forge, had to stop at Smokey Mountain Knife Works - could have spent the week wandering around in there.
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
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Anything made by Zero Tolerance. They exclusively use s30v steel which is hard as fuk. Little bit of a pain to sharpen but it stays sharp far longer than anything other than 01 tool steel. Ive been carrying a ZT 0700 for years. Also have a 4” ZT fixed blade that is a fukkin beast. All that benchmade and emerson big money chit is just flash imo.
My “church blade” is a spyderco police. Which only gets pulled out to clean or to dig at my fingernails. Only other thing its rly good for is self defense.
My “church blade” is a spyderco police. Which only gets pulled out to clean or to dig at my fingernails. Only other thing its rly good for is self defense.
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07-05-2021, 09:21 PM
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Originally Posted By Victarion⏩
ty men reppedI have a few Micro's and a Benchmade Infidel, the quality on Microtech is ages ahead of Benchmade. Ultratech's are a great first OTF.
Originally Posted By Jandels⏩
I carry this everywhere I go. It is thin, light and inexpensive. The blade is just over 3 inches so probably a bit smaller than what you are looking for.
Kershaw skyline
thanks my main man
I have looked into assisted openers for EDC but havent found one I like. The SOG Ageis came close, but it felt cheap in my hand and had too much play in the blade
Kershaw skyline
thanks my main manI have looked into assisted openers for EDC but havent found one I like. The SOG Ageis came close, but it felt cheap in my hand and had too much play in the blade
Originally Posted By Plateauplower⏩
good point. i am gonna srsly look at this blade. i can get it for $215 shipped. gonna watch some youtube vids. give me your top 5 EDCs if you dont mindDon’t get an auto, while legal here with foid very illegal many other places. I really like the zero tolerance 452cf. It’s great steel and lightweight, 4.1” blade. I have been carrying another ZT a lot lately can’t remember the model it’s heavy. Just got back from Pigeon Forge, had to stop at Smokey Mountain Knife Works - could have spent the week wandering around in there.
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
Originally Posted By MiscMathematician⏩
i would go for a fixed blade at some point but right now i want something easy to take with me.I am a knife guy. But dont see utility in an auto.
I had a few stiletto's way back when (fun factor), but were illegal and so wouldn't carry obviously.
All I need is a swiss army and a nice fixed blade. I have a Gerber, full-tang, fixed, it has done its job.
I had a few stiletto's way back when (fun factor), but were illegal and so wouldn't carry obviously.
All I need is a swiss army and a nice fixed blade. I have a Gerber, full-tang, fixed, it has done its job.
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Originally Posted By DstryEvrytng⏩
thanks brah. nice to hear from knife pros.Anything made by Zero Tolerance. They exclusively use s30v steel which is hard as fuk. Little bit of a pain to sharpen but it stays sharp far longer than anything other than 01 tool steel. Ive been carrying a ZT 0700 for years. Also have a 4” ZT fixed blade that is a fukkin beast. All that benchmade and emerson big money chit is just flash imo.
My “church blade” is a spyderco police. Which only gets pulled out to clean or to dig at my fingernails. Only other thing its rly good for is self defense.
My “church blade” is a spyderco police. Which only gets pulled out to clean or to dig at my fingernails. Only other thing its rly good for is self defense.
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07-05-2021, 10:55 PM
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Benchmade Bugout. Light and thin favorite to wear around town
Spyderco shaman. Big beefy folder for going camping or fishing.
Spyderco and Benchmade make these in fancy steel if you want to spend.
Spyderco shaman. Big beefy folder for going camping or fishing.
Spyderco and Benchmade make these in fancy steel if you want to spend.
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ZT 452CF
ZT 0220
ZT0300
Buck 55 - carry this everyday to not scare the commoners with big blade
Victorinox tinker
Buck 110
EDC light - streamlight microstream.
Fixed blades I like most of the ka-bar Becker series.
ZT 0220
ZT0300
Buck 55 - carry this everyday to not scare the commoners with big blade
Victorinox tinker
Buck 110
EDC light - streamlight microstream.
Fixed blades I like most of the ka-bar Becker series.
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Spyderco is crap?
lol
Some of my Spyderco blades are the best I carry.
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Some of my Spyderco blades are the best I carry.
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07-06-2021, 04:35 AM
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Originally Posted By darkninja67⏩
I have never owned a Spyderco. They still make alot of their knives in America which is important to me (I don't trust chinese quality control). But something about the blade shape/thumb hole puts me off.Spyderco is crap?
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Some of my Spyderco blades are the best I carry.
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Some of my Spyderco blades are the best I carry.
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Originally Posted By Jandels⏩
Interesting enough I have a Spyderco sage 5 lightweight made in Taiwan and I think that specific factory has better quality control than their USA made. Agree on china factory though.I have never owned a Spyderco. They still make alot of their knives in America which is important to me (I don't trust chinese quality control). But something about the blade shape/thumb hole puts me off.
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My favorite knife was a Spyderco. I think it had just the right amount of quick opening without being illegal in places that ban assist and auto opening. When I got used to the hole, I preferred it over a thumb stud.
I believe they use different steel in their more expensive knives and unfortunately I had a cheaper model that was hard to keep sharp, and the tip eventually broke. Spyderco used to have a knife sharpening mail-in service, if I remember correctly, which could be another reason to look at the brand.
Nowadays I tend to carry utility knife folders where I can just swap out the blade when it gets dull. Gerber has some nice ones, but the blade changes are easier on some generic Amazon ones I got.
I believe they use different steel in their more expensive knives and unfortunately I had a cheaper model that was hard to keep sharp, and the tip eventually broke. Spyderco used to have a knife sharpening mail-in service, if I remember correctly, which could be another reason to look at the brand.
Nowadays I tend to carry utility knife folders where I can just swap out the blade when it gets dull. Gerber has some nice ones, but the blade changes are easier on some generic Amazon ones I got.
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Lots of nice knives in this thread, thank you boyos for increasing my awareness!
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Originally Posted By Jandels⏩
My Sage and Bradley folders made in Taichung/Taiwan are some of the best knives in my collection. Just killer for the price too. I never really like the blade shape as well but it grows on you.I have never owned a Spyderco. They still make alot of their knives in America which is important to me (I don't trust chinese quality control). But something about the blade shape/thumb hole puts me off.
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07-06-2021, 05:42 AM
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My daily carry is a Gerber spring open. It's just alright but all I'm doing is cutting boxes etc so it's fine for my needs and I don't feel bad abusing it.
https://www.gerbergear.com/en-us/sho...rated-22-47161
For camping/hypothetical survival situation I've got a CRKT that I keep atom-splitting sharp, along with a KaBar USMC fighting knife and machete.
https://www.gerbergear.com/en-us/sho...rated-22-47161
For camping/hypothetical survival situation I've got a CRKT that I keep atom-splitting sharp, along with a KaBar USMC fighting knife and machete.
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My daily carry. sharpest thing I've ever seen 7in folding bowie


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Originally Posted By Plateauplower⏩
im pretty much obsessed with this knife (ZT 0452CF). i think i am gonna buy it. searching for the best deal now. best i could find is $233 shipped.Don’t get an auto, while legal here with foid very illegal many other places. I really like the zero tolerance 452cf. It’s great steel and lightweight, 4.1” blade. I have been carrying another ZT a lot lately can’t remember the model it’s heavy. Just got back from Pigeon Forge, had to stop at Smokey Mountain Knife Works - could have spent the week wandering around in there.
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
I try to stay with US made semi customs for nice EDC knives. I have an extensive knife collection.
https://smile.amazon.com/Zero-Tolera...e%2C182&sr=8-7
Light, fast and slicy
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Garbage Tier Miscer List: LargePeter (5 foot 9), GooBaa, Luc1fer, MinisterofLust, Fang2, OPGenesis, NYPat, DolphinPilot, (saved).
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Check out Toor Knives. I love their fixed blades.
Their Jank Shank is one of my favorite EDC knives they have.

I have a OTF as well but it needs to get repaired.
Not sure of your requirements though.
Their Jank Shank is one of my favorite EDC knives they have.

I have a OTF as well but it needs to get repaired.
Not sure of your requirements though.
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