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[manoloco]

jac2001,

The fixed knife is a Diaz Tools "Frog Leg" from Jose Diaz made of S30V hardened to 61-62 hrc, he is a North American knife maker (Ed Schempp is his mentor), he also participates in BladeSports competitions and an avid outdoorsman that carries all that knowledge to the knives he makes.

Also one of the most important factors on his designs is functionality goes first and not add anything unnecessary so the knife performs great and keep prices very low (his prices are really really good), i will PM you his webpage address.

[jamie.91]

Some nice blades in here, I don't know of anywhere in the UK to buy nice knives

[PlayboyJoeShmoe]

Can't keep my hands off this guy:

[cwilliams]

Fresh from the pocket!

[PlayboyJoeShmoe]

It's a Chinese copy of an Extrema Ratio MF3. It doesn't get scary sharp because the heat treatment ain't quite right. But I got the clip to stay tight and it is assisted opening and fun to play with.

[RBR]

My over twenty years old Navy knife, EDC during my time on board, awl with lock.

As you can see it knows what trouble is and it already opened legions of bottles. Though still working fine and doing it´s job without repining.

[Toohotruk]

Very cool knife!

[uncle wong]

Rick Hinderer XM-18 Gen 4 Spanto Flipper .
Duratech 20CV Stonewashed Blade .
Blue/Black G10 & Stonewashed Ti .

[Liveitloud]

Depends on what day it is. Today..

[willydigger]

Generally it's one of these three. Spyderco Cat, Persistence (polished), Native 5.

[mvyrmnd]

Any one of these 3 Kershaws, depending on my mood:

Turbulence
OSO Sweet
Select Fire

[fisk-king]

Fresh from the pocket!

very nice

[Liveitloud]

Today I am carrying my old school Subcom.

[PlayboyJoeShmoe]

Here is what's in my pocket today:



This came in yesterday. Schrade Extreme Survival with "Axis" lock:


Darn thing weighs the very best part of 7 ounces. Almost half a pound! So I don't see carrying it much!

[Glock 22]

Here's a pic of my EDC pocket knife it is a Case Classic Tested XX Whittler. They made these in a special run back in the 90's. This one was made in 1995. it's razor sharp and my favorite.

http://i1093.photobucket.com/albums/...RY/CASE001.jpg

[TKC]

I am carrying a Grayman Dua.

[Phil40000]

http://i1172.photobucket.com/albums/.../Skoda1997.jpg

Spyderco UK Rescue G10 S30v

[Phil40000]

Some nice blades in here, I don't know of anywhere in the UK to buy nice knives

I know some great places to buy knives here in the UK, there are some really good knife suppliers based here, PM me if interested

[Mar]

Nothing fancy, just a Buck.

[cummins4x4]

Sage Ti Spydie and V10R

[Easygoing]

I rotate between a couple, but this is still my favorite and is most likely to be hanging in the pocket on any given day

[Charlie Fox]

Can't keep my hands off this guy:

What knife is this?

[romteb]

Looks a lot like a Sanrenmu GB-763

[TKC]

Currently a Grayman Dua & 2 Amsler Knives; VAL & Tritium Tanto.

[Essexman]

Today I am carrying my old school Subcom.

~Very nice modded CF scale, did you make it yourself?

[TKC]

[nbp]

I never weary of looking at those beautiful Hinderers. Someday.

[cland72]

Fenix p1d and kershaw blur serrated



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[kaichu dento]

I never weary of looking at those beautiful Hinderers. Someday.

I really miss this knife but if I end up getting a replacement it'll be the smaller 3" version, which I had in my hands for a very short time.

Of the three XM-18's I've had the one I liked least (actually disliked) was the flipper version. Nothing but love for both of the
non-flipper models in both 3" and 3.5".

Sure wish they were a bit more on the affordable side, like say, the price that Rick actually markets them for, instead of
the after-market markups.

I chose these pics for you Nick - remember the good old days of Ti Clicky's?

[nbp]

I really miss this knife but if I end up getting a replacement it'll be the smaller 3" version, which I had in my hands for a very short time.

Of the three XM-18's I've had the one I liked least (actually disliked) was the flipper version. Nothing but love for both of the
non-flipper models in both 3" and 3.5".

Sure wish they were a bit more on the affordable side, like say, the price that Rick actually markets them for, instead of
the after-market markups.

I chose these pics for you Nick - remember the good old days of Ti Clicky's?

I agree with the bolded part 100% Pete. IIRC, Rick sells them for under $400 or so, while you seldom find one for less than $600 in the real world, at least in the bit of searching I have done. That is a bit frustrating, but it is basically the same with any limited production, high demand item. People sell them for what they can get for them, which is often a lot more than the MSRP. If I can stop buying flashlights someday, maybe I can afford a XM-18.

Great pics too, man. I still think fondly of that Ti Clicky, what a sweet light.