My new carry knife!
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My new carry knife!
SWEET!
I've been wanting one of these for a while, but they weren't available from my source everytime I spoke with them....
Finally got it!
MOD CQB Mark II, Auto folder.
My impressions thus far? Superbly made, well balanced, well thought out, ZERO blade play, lightening fast, and beautiful. I highly recommend this knife, ( if you can purchase and carry and automatic knife) even over my old favorite, my Benchmade 9100 Auto SBT.
I've been wanting one of these for a while, but they weren't available from my source everytime I spoke with them....
Finally got it!
MOD CQB Mark II, Auto folder.
My impressions thus far? Superbly made, well balanced, well thought out, ZERO blade play, lightening fast, and beautiful. I highly recommend this knife, ( if you can purchase and carry and automatic knife) even over my old favorite, my Benchmade 9100 Auto SBT.
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cool knife, a little rich for my blood though. i carry my now discontinued swiss army kechain multitool and one of these:
http://www.gerberblades.com/products...php?model=5898
http://www.gerberblades.com/products...php?model=5898
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Here is what I carry with me:
http://www.gerberblades.com/products...php?model=6069
Gerber rocks!
That Gator® grip has an awesome feel to it.
http://www.gerberblades.com/products...php?model=6069
Gerber rocks!
That Gator® grip has an awesome feel to it.
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Nice looking knife. One thing that has caught on that I do not like though is the partial serrated blade on almost EVERY knife out there. I would rather my knives have a seperate serrated blade altogether or just not have one at all.
But, that's just me.
But, that's just me.
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I carry the Mk II (manual) most of the time as well, either that or the Microtech Anphibian or Kestrel. The Mk II is easily one of the best knives MOD makes. I love the button framelock. The window breaker also comes in handy, mostly for breaking tape on shipping boxes. I was orignally looking at the Mk I, but that thing is frekin huge once you have it in your hand. That seatbelt cutter just adds way too much length, but the Mk II is the perfect size.
154 CM Crucible steel baby!
154 CM Crucible steel baby!
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I carry this and am very pleased for a pretty cheap knife ($35 on ebay). The assisted opening feature makes it very quick and easy!!
Kershaw Whirlwind 1560ST a Ken Onion design.
Kershaw Whirlwind 1560ST a Ken Onion design.
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I've had some pretty nasty courses where I'd fear the book more than some spray
Actually, even more the few sheets of paper stapled together with the first page stating "EXAM"
*shudder*
Actually, even more the few sheets of paper stapled together with the first page stating "EXAM"
*shudder*
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I actually prefer the dual-utility of the half-serrated blades... esp. for cutting zip ties and such. I haven't had to use the window striker yet, but it etches pretty well.
As for the knife being expensive, you get what you pay for...
I've seen too many cheaper folders break under heavy use, and cut off fingers and such... not a good thing in my book.
As for the knife being expensive, you get what you pay for...
I've seen too many cheaper folders break under heavy use, and cut off fingers and such... not a good thing in my book.
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I carry this and am very pleased for a pretty cheap knife ($35 on ebay). The assisted opening feature makes it very quick and easy!!
Kershaw Whirlwind 1560ST a Ken Onion design.
Kershaw Whirlwind 1560ST a Ken Onion design.
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Originally Posted by Tacoma Dude
Folding knives are perfectly legal. At least in CA. I don't see why they wouldn't be in NJ either...