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| lildeadman |
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Fear the Warrior.  Registered Member #2631 Joined: Thu Aug 19 2010Location: Tulsa, Oklahoma Posts: 15 | I recently broke my favorite knife (it sucked..) and i can't seem to find a replacement blade on the companies web site. So I figured it was time to get a new knife.. anyone have a favorite brand..? Mine was a Magnum style by Boker. | ||
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| *HmS*Cardinal |
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I am root. If you see me laughing, you‘d better have a backup!   Registered Member #1489 Joined: Sat Nov 11 2006Location: Münster (Westphalia), Germany Posts: 1216 | This is the one that I have been using for years now: Helle Hovding from Norway. Nice touch and feel and a good blade. It even survived some d..heads using it to break up big chunks of wood (had to do some honing afterwards though and promised me to never ever lend my knife to someone else). On the other hand a !good! knive from Solingen is always worth the money! [ Edited Sun Aug 29 2010 ] | ||
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| *HmS*Semper Fi |
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Leave no survivers and nobody behind. Registered Member #2337 Joined: Sat Feb 28 2009Location: Dallas. Texas The Lone Star State Posts: 350 | Lildeadman try a Gerber they have a bunch of lock blades all shapes and sizes or try a Buck knife they have been around a long time you cant go wrong with both of those... | ||
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| *HmS*Grave Digger |
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 Registered Member #1874 Joined: Tue Oct 02 2007Location: U.S.A./Maryland Posts: 753 | Wow Cardinal thats a nice pocket knife. You must have big pockets. | ||
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| *HmS*cervessaman |
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hey all Registered Member #1086 Joined: Wed Feb 08 2006Location: netherlands/Oss Posts: 506 | http://www.leatherman.com/product/Surge_Black | ||
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| *HmS*grunt |
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Life is like a box of chocolates...  Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | A little hard to put in your pocket but ..... KNIFE? | ||
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| *HmS*Cardinal |
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| I am root. If you see me laughing, you‘d better have a backup! Registered Member #1489 Joined: Sat Nov 11 2006Location: Münster (Westphalia), Germany Posts: 1216 | *HmS*Grave Digger wrote ... Wow Cardinal thats a nice pocket knife. You must have big pockets. Lildeadman said knife, Not knife wannabe!  And yeah, the leather trousers I wear, when being out in the woods has a pocket, on the side of the leg, that's big enough!  My pocket knife is actually a Leatherman Super Tool 200  [ Edited Mon Aug 30 2010 ] | ||
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| *HmS*Tiger |
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The last thing I want to do is hurt you. But it's still on my list. Registered Member #343 Joined: Fri Oct 29 2004Location: Baton Rouge, LA USA Posts: 1490 | Well, the way i look at it (especially with the variety posted so far lol) before one could be recomended you would need to identify what you were going to use it for and wether you wanted a folding pocket knife or a sheath knife, or a kitchen knife, or a boot knife, or a throwing knife, or a skinning knife, or a ........ That said you might want to look at the Kershaw brand and designs by Ken Onion. http://www.thekershawstore.com/Kershaw_Knives_s/91.htm I own 2 of them - a Vapor and a Scallion and I generally carry the Scallion 24/7/365. I have had Gerbers as well and they are decent, but I now prefer the Kershaw. | ||
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| *HmS*LongBow |
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Some say, that if You see me, it is probably too late.. Registered Member #66 Joined: Mon Jan 19 2004Location: Oslo, Norway Posts: 769 | Well I change between these edged tools depending on the situation: My everyday pocketknife, handy at home, at work and on air-travels   Fully synthetic material, extremely strong, sharp as a razor and super light.  My Hand Claw is pretty useful for shredding cardboard, always a door-opener when You are out on the club-scene, no doorman will reject You! Best effect will be had with the appropriate headgear.   And last but not least, my trusty Bat'Leth. What can I say; when You need to get Yourself out a situation, a Klingon battle sword does the trick.  Just kidding!!! I have a preference for SOG knives, either folding or fixed. [ Edited Mon Aug 30 2010 ] | ||
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| *HmS*grunt |
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| Life is like a box of chocolates... Registered Member #14 Joined: Sat Dec 20 2003Location: Ontario, Canada Posts: 2646 | Good one LB. Actually right now I carry a this GERBER Its very lightweight, strong with a good edge. It has some knobs on either side of the blade so you can open it one handed and a good solid lock. | ||
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| *HmS*MeKen |
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The Legend Registered Member #138 Joined: Tue Mar 23 2004Location: Stockholm Sweden Posts: 541 | If u need a really good knife, get an Cold Steel SRK Carbon V. Hard, sharp and will hold for a long long time. Check some test for it on youtube, u will like it after that. | ||
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| *HmS*Blood |
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HmS.Blood Registered Member #455 Joined: Mon Jan 10 2005Location: Denmark Posts: 1812 | i like these knifes, they slice through everything   ........ Did i just find reaper´s kitchen knife ??  [ Edited Mon Aug 30 2010 ] | ||
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| *HmS*Wedge |
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| Captain Slow Registered Member #3 Joined: Fri Dec 19 2003Location: Scotland Posts: 4651 | Isnt that MeKen Blood? LOL I have used a leatherman for years now and would be lost without it, lifetime warranty as well. | ||
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| *HmS*Geukie |
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 Registered Member #303 Joined: Sun Oct 03 2004Location: Netherlands Posts: 738 | If you want a GOOD knife, contact the name below, I am sure he can provide you something that you can call a good knife......... John Rambo or Crocodile Dundee.....  [ Edited Wed Sep 01 2010 ] | ||
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| NUT ACE |
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picard Registered Member #1450 Joined: Wed Oct 11 2006Location: The Netherlands Posts: 635 | Here's your answer... [ Edited Tue Aug 31 2010 ] | ||
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