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#41702 - 06/08/05 05:43 PM Carson F4 Neck Knife
7k7k99 Offline
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Registered: 06/01/05
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Loc: Ohio
Anyone using this in their PSK? Opinions?


Carson F4
from Columbia River
http://www.crkt.com/carsonf4.html


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#41703 - 06/08/05 10:00 PM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
fordwillman Offline
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Posts: 103
Loc: Arizona
Hi,
I had one. It seems to be a nice little knife. After owning it for a while I sold it. I just thought it was too small--but someone else might think it is just right. Also, while the blade is tough, it is none too thick. Just my experience.

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#41704 - 06/08/05 10:02 PM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
fordwillman Offline
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Registered: 08/27/04
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should have looked closer--for a PSK. That might be a good use, but the sheath is a little bulky for PSK in my opinion.

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#41705 - 06/09/05 01:16 AM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
brian Offline
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Registered: 07/28/04
Posts: 1468
Loc: Texas
I had one for a while. I made major modifications to the sheath and cuts its size in half but it was also only good as a pocket and/or neck sheath after I ground, cut and sanded most of it away. For a PSK I would probably ditch the sheath all together.
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#41706 - 06/09/05 06:57 PM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
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I EDC the Carson F4, when I'm not carrying the Hawk-K-AT, which I like better. The reason I carry the Carson F4, though, is that I get sick of the extra length of the K-AT for neck carry. I like it as a knife much better though - thicker more sturdy blade, the handle is more comfortable. On the other hand - for size and weight I like the Carson F4 well enough. I like the sheath a lot, it is versitile. When winter comes I will probably switch back to the K-AT, as when wearing extra clothing I don't look like I have an odd growth sprouting out of the middle of my chest.
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#41707 - 06/09/05 08:06 PM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
7k7k99 Offline
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Loc: Ohio
I have the Carson F4, but have not carried it. then when I started reading about several people carrying a 2" fixed blade, I remembered I had that one. I don't like wearing anything around my neck, and I am too self-conscious about wearing a neck knife, they seem to stick out like a neon sign. It might do for pocket carry, but that kydex sheath is somewhat bulky for that small knife. I like the Hawk K-AT, I don't have one because I don't like the design of the sheath. thanks for your comments.

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#41708 - 06/10/05 05:25 PM Re: Carson F4 Neck Knife
wolf Offline
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Loc: Michigan
In addition to neck carry I have also used para cord to make loops to carry it horizontally on the inside of my belt - that worked pretty good.
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