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Knives anyone?
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I have always heard that SOG knives are supposed to be very good. Also, I have a cpl of Ka-bars that I like. I have the fullsize USMC and the small KDI. The KDI was designed for Law Enforcement to wear on the inside of their duty belt. I wear mine frequently on a regular belt and just drape my shirt over it. The KDI is a good "get the !!!! off me knife" and with the serrated blade it makes a good little machete. I have taken mine and hacked down small sapplings really well. https://www.kabar.com/product_detail...uctNumber=1480
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SOG, Ka-bar, and American made Gerbers are what the special forces use.
This is the Gerber that I really want, LMF II http://www.gerbergear.com/index.php/product/id/63 I've had my Gerber Freeman for 3 hunting seasons and it has held up beautifully. |
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I've also been looking at Cold Steel. The Cold Steel Caladonian Edge would be ideal but its a bit pricey. My dad has this knife http://www.coldsteel.com/caledonianedge.html
I'm kind of looking at the Cold Steel Recon 1 now. It seems to be pretty good as well http://www.coldsteel.com/reconi.html
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From SOG I have the Tigershark and the Seal Pup shown in the pic below...
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Here's the Gerber I carry around right now. It's held up pretty good for what its been through.
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I have got a couple of different benchmades. One found in a mitsubishi montero at the local u-pullit it
![]() http://www.benchmade.com/products/pr...aspx?model=530 Had the one for 3.5 years. never let me down. |
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Mostly I bought them because the 13yr old Junior Fuster thought they were cool. He takes the Seal Pup when he goes camping. Doubtlessly, he uses it for anything he can even when another device would be more appropriate. he is 13 so his descretionary instincts are completely undeveloped and he likely has abused the blade in some of the most undesirable ways. To date, the edge is still shaving sharp and the finish has maintained it's integrity; though a little scuffed from hacking at stumps and such.
He stabs a lot of cardboard boxes too
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those are some big blades, look like they would like some maintenance, though!
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I don't carry a knife on a normal basis, It makes me feel like a butch.
The only time I carry a knife is when i go camping, then I bring my smith and wesson butterfly knife that I got from my grandpa a couple of years ago. It's about 30 years and still in Really good condition |
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hey, would either of them be 100% legal to open carry in san diego?
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nice corey, looks like it would come in handy unless you get attacked by a bear... i never go camping in the woods without my big green bayonet. i HAVE been attacked by a coyote.... next morning we had coyote stew.... tasted strange.. lol.
i thought coyotes would rather run from you than attack you if they are by themselves...
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Benchmade is the way to go. I got mine about 5-6 years ago and it has held up great. It looks beat but it has never failed me. It holds an edge very well and I can do stuff with it I'm not supposed to do . Like using the blade to pry stuff open or apart.
Also remember that there are different grades of Benchmades, HK,Gold, Blue, Black and Red . Mine is one of the middle grades, I can't remember which.
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Coyote attack ??? They usually attack poodles around here. My Black Lab mutt enjoys chasing them when we spook 'em in the woods! If you can't spook off a coyote - get out of the woods!
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I hate coyotes...We have a den of them right down the road.
One morning a coyote got one of our chickens. He ended up dropping it, but the poor little chicken had no feathers on her chicken butt. The dang coyote plucked her feathers. it took forever to them to grow back. I see them running around in the morning when I leave for work at 5:20am. I hate when they hunt, they always sound like they are laughing and it scares the crap outta me. |
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Can you really blame the Coyotes? They are just canines and don't get a bowl of kibble like our canine friends. Often I think they are smarter than we are, even though they don't understand fuel injection! Chickens are yummy!
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