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#99574 - 07/10/07 08:27 PM Re: Everyday Carry Knives [Re: ironraven]
OddArne Offline
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Registered: 04/30/07
Posts: 17

I`m about to put a deposit down on A Darrel Ralph Madd Maxx II. Ità a custom, totally handmade made folder and the price is as follows.

If I couldn`t afford that It would probably be something from Strider.

Nothing wrong with a Ritter, though. It looks to be a very solid and well thought out design.

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#99588 - 07/10/07 11:42 PM Re: Everyday Carry Knives [Re: OddArne]
Swede Offline
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Registered: 07/09/07
Posts: 3
Loc: Yoe, Pa (yes Yoe,lol)
Ok, guess this is a good of place as any for my first post.(Hello everyone). I personally like to carry one of those Razor fold jobbies and the same Time as my Klien electricians knife. Camping,outing or just generally in my truck I have a SOG seal pup. I like it alot. Mainly for the comfortable handle, and sheath. Still Undecided about the combo.

Swede

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#99601 - 07/11/07 04:01 AM Re: Everyday Carry Knives [Re: Swede]
Themalemutekid Offline
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Registered: 11/17/06
Posts: 351
Loc: New Jersey
I edc a combo edge that just happens to also sport a chisel ground tanto blade. Never let me down once. It's always done what i've asked of it. Sure some knife snobs ummm i mean knife purist wink scoff at my knife. But I don't care, I love my knife. Like its been written here before, knives are very personal things to men. Don't ever disrespects a mans choice in woman or knife. crazy
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#99809 - 07/13/07 04:04 PM Re: Everyday Carry Knives [Re: Themalemutekid]
joaquin39 Offline
Member

Registered: 03/19/05
Posts: 149
Loc: Philadelphia,Pennsyvania, USA.
Do you know of any good folder that has TWO locking blades only, and plain and one serrated. I dont mean any multitool but a plain folder?

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#99828 - 07/13/07 07:42 PM Re: Everyday Carry Knives [Re: joaquin39]
Themalemutekid Offline
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Registered: 11/17/06
Posts: 351
Loc: New Jersey

This OTF automatic knife made by Microtech has a double-edge, one side is plain & the other is fully serrated. It goes for over $300.


This second knife is From Gerber. It goes for about $26.


This third one is made by Syderco, it's called the micro-dyad. It goes for about $100.
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