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- Fri, 28 Nov 2014 16:04:59 EST OqYd/Blc No.39598
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Since I haven't seen a thread in a few pages let's post some fuckin' knives.

Gonna be picking up this bad-boy soon, it's a Higo no Kami Naka. I'm gonna get the smaller size because our knife laws are like 3.5 inches. They're handmade and you can pick em up for about 20$ on amazon, check it out! Anyway post some damn knives!
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Walter Granddock - Sat, 29 Nov 2014 04:50:31 EST jIa3kbZ5 No.39603 Reply
I have one of those. I could never get on with it myself. I bought it then shoved it in a box with all my other knives that I never carry.
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Isabella Mingerfield - Sun, 30 Nov 2014 01:58:03 EST OqYd/Blc No.39609 Reply
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>>39606
You've got nothing better to do than shit post?
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Walter Wendlehack - Sun, 30 Nov 2014 04:35:29 EST E56FvMLg No.39610 Reply
bought a swiss army knife the other day. a climber model to be exact.

i bought that specific one because it has an awl on the back and two because it has a rope hook thing. i wear boots in the winter and its super nice to be able to really yank on the strings. ill probably end up dedicating one of the tools to hash oil tho.
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Henry Piblinghall - Sun, 30 Nov 2014 05:22:02 EST jIa3kbZ5 No.39611 Reply
>>39610
I love Swiss army knives. They're very well made and reasonably cheap. I must have about a dozen of them. The one I carry atm is the deluxe tinker, I like it because it has pliers.
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Alice Brenkinhood - Sun, 30 Nov 2014 19:34:51 EST E56FvMLg No.39613 Reply
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>>39611
in the long run i might end up buying that one i would have if i had known it had existed.

my climber has a wine cork instead of Phillips screw driver which id rather have a phillips head screw driver and lacks the pliers which are always nice. biggest concern at that poin is width, my climber is pretty small.
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Eliza Hublingshit - Sun, 30 Nov 2014 22:52:34 EST sTKBe9hS No.39614 Reply
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I'm waiting on a Helle Harding in the mail right now.
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GeorgeColgate !mzphBpEJ0g - Tue, 02 Dec 2014 09:20:12 EST HX0xMUEW No.39624 Reply
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been carrying a Spyderco Endura Wave for going on 3 years now. absolutely love it, probably wouldn't carry anything else at this point unless I was going camping or something. I love the blade shape.

I've been tempted by those higo no kami things but I know I'd get and throw it in a drawer after an hour of playing with it and never look at it again.
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James Fittingtin - Wed, 03 Dec 2014 21:46:28 EST 89FpPS6U No.39626 Reply
The question is, fixed blade or folding? In my state you can open carry a fixed blade so I often do
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George Moshfit - Wed, 17 Dec 2014 18:56:11 EST OmjPeKCG No.39719 Reply
>>39626
fixed>fold in just about every scenario if you're able to carry them. One of the obvious drawbacks is size and it would look pretty odd to walk around in a suit and tie with a 5-7 inch blade on your hip or strapped to your leg
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John Heshsere - Thu, 18 Dec 2014 19:42:33 EST kIF+5W2S No.39725 Reply
>>39626
As much as I love a good fixed blade, I'd rather have a folding most of the time. People don't need to know I have a knife, and I find having things in my pocket more comfortable than having things on my waist.
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Albert Fanhood - Sat, 27 Dec 2014 01:00:30 EST n8+OHQrr No.39777 Reply
>>39614
I forgot I made this post but I got my Harding a while ago and it's absolutely lovely. I'll try to remember to post a few pictures tomorrow; it's a beautiful little knife. Sharp as the dickens straight from the factory as well!
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Albert Fanhood - Sat, 27 Dec 2014 01:02:23 EST n8+OHQrr No.39778 Reply
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>>39777
Oh yeah I forgot my ID would change with my new internets. Just when I was starting to remember it too.
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Ebenezer Dandercocke - Wed, 28 Jan 2015 01:48:56 EST EMSWDu0T No.39959 Reply
I'm looking for a knife I can use especially for self-defense purposes. Basically, I want it to be able to do some damage and not get dull after its first uses.

I'm looking for something that's reliable and durable. Could I get a quality one for somewhere around ~$50 on Amazon?

Also, based on what I said, would this be a good buy? http://www.amazon.com/Ka-Bar-2-1212-3-Black-Fighting-Knife/dp/B000BSY9D0/ref=sr_1_7?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1422137483&sr=1-7&
I think it is, but I don't know a lot about knives, so I asked here.
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Edward Gickledetch - Wed, 11 Feb 2015 17:16:20 EST Tx5xVQAN No.40035 Reply
>>39959
Carbon steel has to be taken care of properly. If you leave it around for a few years it'll rust.
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Whitey Clavingwill - Fri, 13 Feb 2015 01:00:36 EST xnOvuNmM No.40037 Reply
>>39959
>I'm looking for a knife I can use especially for self-defense purposes. Basically, I want it to be able to do some damage and not get dull after its first uses.
if you put a 3 inch piece of metal inside another persons body its going to do serious damage... i feel like alot of peopel for some reason fail to understand that a fucking knife is a sharpened slab of metal with a handle of some fashion. probably the most important statistic is what kind of metal its made out of. if the knife says "stainless" its probably crap. you want some variation of high carbon steel, like 1095. soft steel wont hold an edge well but will be easier to sharpen.

>I'm looking for something that's reliable and durable. Could I get a quality one for somewhere around ~$50 on Amazon?
it depends, do you want this to look taticool? the knife you showed uses a rat tail tang which is better then alot of other styles but not as strong as full tang and im assuming its glued in. this knife likely will stand alot of abuse, but its still a 1095 steel blade

here is a link to 5 knifes all made out of 1095, for 50 dollars, they use wooden full tang riveted handles that will be easy to be replaced if you some how manage to break one. now i know you will laugh at me, but those are kitchen knifes! yes i know but they fit all your criteria and to be honest, you could reshape any of the blades with a grinding wheel which is actually pretty common.
http://www.amazon.com/Ontario-Knife-Co-5-Piece-Hickory/dp/B000M2R6C6/ref=sr_1_2?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1423892687&sr=1-2&keywords=old+hickory+butcher+knife
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Barnaby Fanham - Wed, 18 May 2016 06:10:54 EST mufgO6gb No.42462 Reply
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Morakniv Cheap, Reliable
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Emma Nollylock - Fri, 27 May 2016 22:38:06 EST 07F54FW4 No.42490 Reply
>>42462
+1 on the moras. bought two to stash in both of my cars just for cutting shit. They come extremely sharp and are a great value. A real knife you dont have to worry about and can just use.
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Cedric Smallbanks - Sat, 04 Jun 2016 13:59:08 EST kiC7rRGR No.42526 Reply
Where do yu live OP? It is a common misconception that in Canada there is a 3.5 inch knife rule. I cannot speak for the Whole country, but here in Ontario, I uave been told by senior police ataff that the laws say 3.5 inches is for pocket-concealed carry. Tucking knives to hide them in clothing is considered a concealed weapon, but simply puttng a knife in your pocket is not concealed and not a weapon because you are not attempting to hide the blade. As for anything over 3.5 inches, it must be carried om the outside and front of your person in full view so that all can see that you are carrying a large blade and as long as you do not intend to use it in an aggressive manner. Though you do have the right to defend yourself under reasonable grounds.
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Priscilla Billingson - Wed, 15 Jun 2016 00:19:27 EST Y7wqWx3G No.42557 Reply
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I use an old USA made Schrade Sharpfinger for just about... everything. This isn't a fighting knife (though it'd still be nasty up close) instead, it is a tool. I use it for everything from skinning deer and other game, to filleting fish, to cutting up meat and vegetables for dinner, to whittling wood around the campfire, to cutting paracord for whatever purpose, to cleaning and cutting my nails, and as an eating utensil (washing it beforehand, obviously)

It has never le me down in any of these tasks, and remains on my belt quite often. I did use a dremel to add some gimping on the thumb rest at the top-rear of the blade, though. Not really needed but, I like it. I highly recommend this knife to anyone who wants a ubiquitous tool. They're made in China nowadays and I'm not sure how the quality matches up but, it's a simple formula and they can't have messed it up too bad. They go for about $20.

Pic is related though obviously from google.
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Angus Neddledock - Sun, 14 May 2017 19:17:39 EST s1Q56UrH No.43187 Reply
>>42490

I have a lot of knives, but the mora def gets the most use.
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Hamilton Blinnernodging - Mon, 15 May 2017 01:47:46 EST ZKxGFNL5 No.43188 Reply
>>43187
my mora got rusty as shit, the knives I use most are solgen german steel in the kitchen, and cheap chinese stainless for outdoors activities.
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Nell Hallerwet - Wed, 17 May 2017 15:23:17 EST +eYPKSaO No.43191 Reply
>>42557

Thought about buying one of those actually. Gonna do it now.
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Edward Duckfuck - Thu, 18 May 2017 04:32:36 EST gYI4dRyi No.43192 Reply
>>43188
I'm guessing your mora probably rusted because you got the carbon steel version instead of the stainless and didn't oil it occasionally. Just use some 0000 steel wool and some gun oil and it'll come right off. Carbon for sharpness, stainless for corrosion resistance.
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