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1/24/10 Pocket Knife, who carrys them and what kind?

1/24/10 Pocket Knife. Do you carry one on a daily basis?.

  • Case

    Votes: 4 4.4%

  • Boker

    Votes: 2 2.2%

  • Kershaw

    Votes: 10 11.0%

  • Smith and Wesson

    Votes: 4 4.4%

  • Remington

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Gerber

    Votes: 7 7.7%

  • Buck

    Votes: 8 8.8%

  • Old Timer / Schrade

    Votes: 8 8.8%

  • Other

    Votes: 38 41.8%

  • No. Never carry one.

    Votes: 10 11.0%
  • Total voters
    91
On my job you need a knife for " BackUp" just in case! I have a Microtech LUDT auto like this http://www.notyourmamasknives.com/c...tegory/resized/LUDT_4aeb0c2d5e4c9_200x200.jpg
LUDT
.. Best knife ever and I believe it's better than a benchmade which Ive also owned..

I only carry on duty tho. But I do have a Kershaw K.I.S.S on my keychain
 
Leatherman Wave and most of the time I have a folding utility and a leatherman locking blade with 1/2 serrated blade very similar to Marauderer's.

It was different when we were kids just about everybody carried a pocket knife. I used mine just about every morning
 
How many of you guys played Mumbly Peg growing up??? What a great game and it really increased your proficiency with your jack knife!!
 
Holy COW Barry! You're really dating us now...):h
Mumbly Peg? Hell yeah we played it. Didn't every boy? Alot of pissed off Moms though. One of Dad's screwdrivers worked pretty good too.
 
I had a vise grip multi tool with curved jaws. It was very handy. I lost it working on a truck and never found another for sale. Does anybody know if they still sell them?

I got mine at Menards on sale during Christmas season several years ago
 
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Carry a small stainless Beretta folder in my pants pocket nearly all the time. When I carry a larger one, it's usually a Spyderco or similar pocket clip one-hand opener.
 
97duallydiesel said:
On my job you need a knife for " BackUp" just in case! I have a Microtech LUDT auto like this http://www.notyourmamasknives.com/c...tegory/resized/LUDT_4aeb0c2d5e4c9_200x200.jpg
LUDT
.. Best knife ever and I believe it's better than a benchmade which Ive also owned..

I only carry on duty tho. But I do have a Kershaw K.I.S.S on my keychain
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Depends on what you are doing with them. I prefer Benchmade to Microtech. I have several of the smaller UDT's (one of them is the original with rubber insert in the handle) and they seem flimsy compares to Benchmade. I had a Socom Elite for a while and it was not very nice. A Benchmade is in my pocket 99% of the time and a Puma the rest.
 
Been carrying the same Case in my pocket since 1978 except for 3 months of boot camp. Still use it everyday. Best friend gave it to me and yes we are still best friends (the saying is "never give a friend a knife......")
 
12ga diesel said:
I always carried on me one of the smaller Leatherman multi-tool ones, just the one that had about 6 or so different tools. I carried that for about 6 years. I kept that smaller one on me all the times, and a larger one in the center console in the truck at all times. But since this past summer, I bought and have started carrying the Buck "Bones" Knife on me. It's a tactical knife, lightweight, and fits perfect in my pocket. Like most have said here, as soon as my jeans are on, its in my pocket. I love this knife, by far my favorite knife I have ever owned.
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I was looking at getting one of those. I have a Buck now and use it about every day. Do you miss not having the pointed tip? Broke the tip off of mine but works great as a flat head screwdriver now.):h
 
I lost to many good knives cutting twine of hay bales(the better the knives,the faster i lost them :mad2:,now all i use are just a box cutter(not the break off blade kind,they are useless),they're cheap.
Never lost one yet:thumbsup:
 
bison said:
I lost to many good knives cutting twine of hay bales(the better the knives,the faster i lost them :mad2:,now all i use are just a box cutter(not the break off blade kind,they are useless),they're cheap.
Never lost one yet:thumbsup:
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I know what you mean, I lost my 6" Buck hunting knife last year:mad2:
 
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