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#12601 - 02/15/03 09:26 PM fallkniven
Rusty Offline
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Registered: 02/15/03
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Loc: College Station, Texas
Chris: What kind of fallkniven do you carry, a S1 forrest?
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#12602 - 02/16/03 12:59 PM Re: fallkniven
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dont know what chris uses, but i use the S1....
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#12603 - 02/16/03 01:39 PM Re: Opinel in survival kit
Anonymous
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i carry a #10 opinel but the blade is a little shorter than it should be because the point got damaged a long time ago and i had to re-grind it.

take it easy,
stuart

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#12604 - 02/16/03 04:37 PM Re: fallkniven
Chris Kavanaugh Offline
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Registered: 02/09/01
Posts: 3824
S1, bright finish with leather sheath. I like things I can find and the dangler sheath works on horseback.

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#12605 - 02/18/03 12:27 AM Re: fallkniven
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Registered: 02/18/03
Posts: 8
Opinels offer incredible cutting performance.
They will easily outslice virtually every other knife made. I think they are ideal for pocket carry.




If you take the ring off and treat the wood underneath it will resist swelling much better.



I consider the Opinel to be an essential part of a well balanced EDC package <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />

Stay Sharp,
Chad

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#12606 - 02/18/03 02:18 AM Re: fallkniven
Anonymous
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Chad,

Nice pictures, Thanks.

In the last picture in your post you have a multi tool connected to a lanyard. Would you say what this connector piece is and can they be purchased somewhere?

Thanks

Neal

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#12607 - 02/18/03 03:02 AM Multi Tool Sheath
chad234 Offline


Registered: 02/18/03
Posts: 8
The LM Micra is in a neck rig by On/Scene Tactical. eric will make sheaths for any tool, the quality is excellent and the price good.

It has a Photon II attached as well.


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#12608 - 02/18/03 03:16 AM Re: Multi Tool Sheath
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Registered: 02/18/03
Posts: 8
Here is another shot of the Micra sheath with another EDC combo:


Along with a BM EMT tool sheath:


Close Up:



HE is making these for the new LM Squirt too, very cool.


Here is a link:
http://www.mnsi.net/~nbtnoel/

Hope this helps.
Chad

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#12609 - 02/18/03 03:51 AM Re: Multi Tool Sheath
Anonymous
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Very nice Chad, thanks for posting. From the first picure, I thought it was a rubber sheath of some sort but now I can see that its not.

Thanks

Neal


Edited by Neal (02/18/03 03:54 AM)

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#12610 - 02/18/03 04:17 AM Re: Opinel in survival kit
Anonymous
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Chris:

Are the blades on the scandinavian knives (Mora, etc) similar to that of the Opinel? I realize one is a folder and the other is fixed. The reason I ask is that I love the ease in which I can sharpen the Opinel but I just experienced the lock up you described after dropping it in the snow <img src="images/graemlins/frown.gif" alt="" />

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