Article on "Why You Should Consider a Fixed Blade for EDC"

[brownie]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

Your video with the karambit has me intrigued. Helluva nasty knife to get ugly with.

The K's are quite nasty indeed. Think tile knives, a slash is led by the point to penetrate, then the continued slash just opens em up until the blade is swung past it's target and exits flesh.

[milkmanjoe]

I'm thinking this and time with you.....

http://www.karambit.com/shop/product...ning-karambit/

[brownie]

Originally Posted by milkmanjoe

I'm thinking this and time with you.....

http://www.karambit.com/shop/product...ning-karambit/

This one is the better K,

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/TG51...-handles-51048

I wouldn't carry a liner lock K as the spine of the blade is used with force at times, and the liner could give, where the one I linked is a lockback and won't have that issue.

I've got one of Tarani's K's, but not this one, but this one is just like mine, and it's less money with S30v steel which is high grade stainless.

Just a thought joe

[edgehill]

There are not many knives I wouldn't consider carrying, but for some reason the karambit seems like an accident waiting to happen to me.

I can't carry anything that is classified as a "weapon" to work, so I have my common pocket knife (which I'm going to have to get a new one--just broke the tip off my Kershaw Tanto Blur). But until recently I always had either the Perrin Street Bowie or my Hen&Rooster.

Now I'm pretty much always carrying the Laredo Bowie as my SD knife. I hope we can get time next weekend to go through drills for me to practice with the long blades.

[milkmanjoe]

Originally Posted by brownie

This one is the better K,

http://www.knifecenter.com/item/TG51...-handles-51048

I wouldn't carry a liner lock K as the spine of the blade is used with force at times, and the liner could give, where the one I linked is a lockback and won't have that issue.

I've got one of Tarani's K's, but not this one, but this one is just like mine, and it's less money with S30v steel which is high grade stainless.

Just a thought joe

I appreciate the direction, you have the knowledge. I still prefer a fixed blade, but there is a price to pay for the hardware I carry on my beltline already. Knife training is key for me, next year at Lake M-a-ry....well.....unless I import ya to South Carolina..