Cold Steel XL Voyager don't leave home with out it. I have always carried a lage fixblade or folder . I have carried in every state in lower 48 while I was trucking and never once been bothered by police or any one else Either my Voyager cliped to pocket or a K-Bar on belt.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
do you carry a knife with your ccw?
- Thread starter Akimbo
- Start date
I have had a pocket knife on me since about 1980. I put the pocket knife in my pocket before grabbing my wallet. I don't have a ccw yet, but I don't plan on stopping my use of pocket knifes. I use it daily to open boxes/letters/bags, to cut tape/string, to sharoen pencils, to cut food or clean my nails. I use this tool more often than anything in my 'tool box'. Why would I stop?
sent from tapatalk on Evo3G
sent from tapatalk on Evo3G
Join Date: February 24, 2001
I don't have a ccw yet
11 years? maybe commie state?
Small swiss army knife on my key chain because if has a toothpick and scissors.
Leatherman juice because tools need to be handy; it also has a couple of blades. I reserve the serrated one for cutting apples and other fruit. Pro-tech Monaco, since discontinued by Pro-tech, because it is a gorgeous knife with a small handle that doesn't take my whole pocket. How does anyone not carry a knife of some kind?
Leatherman juice because tools need to be handy; it also has a couple of blades. I reserve the serrated one for cutting apples and other fruit. Pro-tech Monaco, since discontinued by Pro-tech, because it is a gorgeous knife with a small handle that doesn't take my whole pocket. How does anyone not carry a knife of some kind?
I always have a knife on me of some sort. At work I'm limited to a Kershaw Scallion or CRKT Ichi which is my second choice due to it's thinner blade. Outside of work I carry a Kershaw Blur mostly. I have a modest knife collection, nothing expensive but it seems I still haven't found the perfect blade yet. I like the idea of a fixed blade but it's just not practical for me. I like a good strong thick blade with the ability to hold a sharp edge. I want it light and I'm really drawn to assisted opening knives. I use my knife for everything and I've broken a few (I don't bother the manufacturers for warranty work since I use them outside of their intended use). I'm the reason Snap-On put the "do not use as pry bar or chisel" warning on their screwdrivers.
Stu
Stu