Hogue k320
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Ohhh, does it have the Sig Sauer ‘drop to open’ feature?
I’d be worried about it opening on it’s own in my pocket as well.
I do like Hogue knives, couldn’t resist. Sweet piece!
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Hogue k320
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... Question for everyone…everytime I get a new knife I cut myself 10 times with the thing in the first month. Anyone else have this issue or am I just tarded?
Have a few bayonets as well, but those are in the safe.^^^ Oooh! Knife Museum! Love it!
Love it with just one question - what is the most long lasting blade with real life use application out of photo in hand ?
I would guess any of the CRK along with any of the Medford’s out of that pic. With the way they are overbuilt and the warranties and attention to detail they should be some of the longest lasting with hard use. Hinderer should be on the list as well.Love it with just one question - what is the most long lasting blade with real life use application out of photo in hand ?
No pone intended
The before pic:::Spartan harsey 3.5 in s45vn with pk knife finishing custom anodization and acid etch!
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Does it rub your leg? I have boots on every day now and am looking into boot knivesI keep one on my boot as an EDC. Love a good boot knife. Worn one since 1981. Never lost one though...
ESEE Izula with TKC Extended Scales in Mil Spec Camo. using the OEM ESEE sheath and clip. Very Handy...
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Similar to this, but darker and on black Timberlands...
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Berhing custom one of 2 made, 10 1/2" blade, giraffe hide sheath. I laughed at myself when I opened the box. Overkill maybe, but I've come to accept my stupidity...
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Only if It gets moved over the top of my ankle. I wear timberlands and the stainless clip has a rolled out tab that aids in insertion onto the boot cuff.Does it rub your leg? I have boots on every day now and am looking into boot knives
When I’ve worn a knife in an actual boot, with one of those metal spring tabs? I’ve always worn them “IWB,” if that makes sense. Metal clip on the outside of the boots, sheath on the inside against my leg.Only if It gets moved over the top of my ankle. I wear timberlands and the stainless clip has a rolled out tab that aids in insertion onto the boot cuff.
I wrap the clip with friction tape (hockey stick tape) a couple of times and that helps grip the boot cuff so it won't move.
It also helps keep the tab from cutting into my ankle.
For me, the tab has always been the killer.
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Other than that, a good quality sock (I use Dickies) will keep the handle from rubbing your shin aggressively.
If set up correctly, you can run at full-bore without pain or loss of knife.
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That will work too and is best if is comfortable for you. I like my boots laced very tight and tried it. No bueno...When I’ve worn a knife in an actual boot, with one of those metal spring tabs? I’ve always worn them “IWB,” if that makes sense. Metal clip on the outside of the boots, sheath on the inside against my leg.
What's a good site to peruse a variety of knives? I've been using BladeHQ and feel like I've sent them all lol. Thinking about picking up a "fancier" folding knives for day to day.
Maybe fancy was the wrong word lmao. Are people really spending $15,000 on a knife?![]()
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Do you have any videos of you running full bore?Only if It gets moved over the top of my ankle. I wear timberlands and the stainless clip has a rolled out tab that aids in insertion onto the boot cuff.
I wrap the clip with friction tape (hockey stick tape) a couple of times and that helps grip the boot cuff so it won't move.
It also helps keep the tab from cutting into my ankle.
For me, the tab has always been the killer.
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Other than that, a good quality sock (I use Dickies) will keep the handle from rubbing your shin aggressively.
If set up correctly, you can run at full-bore without pain or loss of knife.
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