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Bc22wm, That knife looks familiar. I am certainly with you that each person has their own EDC needs. Thanks for weighing in! Randall

Thanks, Bassbob! Those are some good blades you are carrying. I make my customs with 154CM, which is easy for me to finish and heat-treat. It holds a good edge and is reasonably priced. Randall

Thanks for sharing, Night Rider. Yours are absolutely the types of knife uses we have for EDC! Your last two paragraphs are spot-on. Randall

Thanks, Bassbob. I’ve got the only Armory Life holster out there and that makes me smile. Randall

Sure thing, Mr. Wayne! That is what is nice about making it for yourself. With an eye on design and trial and error, you come up with a product that is they way you want it. I appreciate the kind words. Randall

Well, I was kinda hoping it was just as good.

Salty, That one is above my pay grade as I’m just a humble writer. I have many, many different irons on my pistols and the dot and U notch are good to go for me. The ones I really did not take to were ones with big ole large front dots. :) Randall

Appreciate, Salty. Thanks for weighing in. Randall

Roger that, Equalizer. We use whatever works for us! Randall

Nicely written retrospect, Doc. It all starts somewhere… Randall

1959 is right, it takes care to use, so your caution is warranted.

Nice watch, 1959! There were a lot of interesting scenes in the show. I love the one where he’s fighting in the mud and pulls out a Detonics Pocket 9 from an ankle holster to defend himself.

Aww, don’t forget Magnum PI (the original one)!

I must confess to having had a balisong addiction. I have about forty, with the majority Bali-Song, Pacific Cutlery or later as Benchmade. Before trainers were popular, we’d do like you and tape them up and practice over a bed so there wasn’t as much stooping to pick them up if they fell. Also...

You have lived quite a life, kenpo. Thank you for taking the time to share. The 1980’s seem like a simpler time than today. Values then were more clear cut. And one-handed opening knives were almost non-existent. I carried a Pacific Cutlery Bali-Song in my uniform shirt pocket back then. Memories…

That’s an amazing photo, kenpo! Mr. Inosanto is a classic, like the 110 you gifted him.

Appreciated, kenpo. Good strategy with the inexpensive cutlery!

My feeling is that if it works for you, then that okay! Thanks TNR.

I’m right there with ya, Bassbob.

Wow, great story, Doc. It’s brave people like you who protect our nation. Randall