EDC

• Apr 7, 2013

• #1

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bshedwick

Active Member

Apr 3, 2013

701

Baltimore County

Whats your EDC knife?

Currently, mine is a 12-yr old Kershaw Chive. My new Kershaw Cryo is on its way from Amazon, and that will be my new EDC knife.

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #2

xcavater

Fed Up

Oct 27, 2008

1,099

MD

Benchmade

9100 Auto

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #3

occbrian

Ultimate Member

Jan 3, 2013

4,905

in a cave

Benchmade 63.

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #4

Mt Airy

Ultimate Member

Nov 28, 2010

1,444

Frederick county

Esse - Izula II

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #5

-Z/28-

I wanna go fast

Dec 6, 2011

10,661

Harford Co

Kershaw Blur Tanto combo edge. Made in the USA

I'll get a pic of my actual one later, but for now:

(BTW-There's already a thread for this, but I think it's in the Water Cooler which the OP can't see.)

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #6

Sharpster

Active Member

Jul 22, 2010

393

York, PA

Kershaw blur serrated (not tanto though)


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• Apr 7, 2013

• #7

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bshedwick

Active Member

Apr 3, 2013

701

Baltimore County

xcavater said:

Benchmade

9100 Auto

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Thats a well used knife!

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #8

circleshooter

Ultimate Member

Nov 8, 2009

1,761

Baltimore County

Bradley Mayhem

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #9

smokey

2A TEACHER

Jan 31, 2008

31,534

benchmade contego
http://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=87419

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #10

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LocknLoad

Active Member

Jun 27, 2008

128

Howard Co

I rotate between Spyderco Para2, Military, and Salt when fishing

 

• Apr 7, 2013

• #11

alucard0822

For great Justice

Oct 29, 2007

17,707

PA

Depending on what I have going on, I usually carry at least 2 of the 3. ZT0300 plain edge for defense, smooth cuts of bulk material, or large cutting tasks. Spyderco tenacious serrated will cut practically anything, hooks into material to guide cutting plastic packages or string, and is fantastic for food prep, best blade for the money and best serration design IMO, and if it breaks, or is lost, I'm only out $35. The skeletool CX has a very useful blade shape for precise cutting, tough pliers and cutters, good bottle opener, and probably the best interchangeable bit driver design of any multi-tool.

 

• Apr 9, 2013

• #12

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bshedwick

Active Member

Apr 3, 2013

701

Baltimore County

Just got my Kershaw cryo! Very nice knife

 

• Apr 9, 2013

• #13

BenL

John Galt Speaking.

Feb 12, 2007

9,436

Pelham, New Hampshire, Thank God

Benchmade Barrage with M390 Supersteel blade.

 

• Apr 10, 2013

• #14

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bshedwick

Active Member

Apr 3, 2013

701

Baltimore County

My Cryo

 

• Apr 10, 2013

• #15

navycrna

Smell My Face

Feb 28, 2007

1,218

howard county

My dual daily

 

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• Apr 10, 2013

• #16

Streetgang

OP4

Oct 21, 2008

9,273

St Mary's

xcavater said:

Benchmade

9100 Auto

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Had to check my pocket....Mine looks exactly like that....USN issued in 2001

 

• Apr 11, 2013

• #17

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cb51

Active Member

Feb 9, 2009

739

new resident of Georgetown Texas.

I always sem to have an Opinel in my pocket. Got my first one in 1982, and have been a fan of then ever since. Great cutters and very light weight in the pocket. The wood handle is god for sanding down and shaping and staining as you see fit.

 

• Apr 11, 2013

• #18

joppaj

Sheepdog

Staff member

Moderator

Apr 11, 2008

46,710

MD

Spyderco Rescue for all the reasons alucard listed about the tenacious.

 

• Apr 11, 2013

• #19

gunrunner

New MK12 Mod 0 Fan

Dec 20, 2008

745

Clear Spring, MD.

My EDC for the last month. Brkt bravo 1. Which I've reground the edge to a true zero grind convex. I feel very "ready" when wearing this setup. Something about a stout blade evokes confidence. A2 tool steel of course, for you steel junkies.

Here's a better shot of the new edge.

 

• Apr 13, 2013

• #20

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Lawman1800

Active Member

Jul 29, 2012

144

Mine constantly change but right now its the Sypderco Tenacious, Cold Steel Recon 1, and KA BAR TDI.