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Why You Should Carry a Knife

Talyn

Talyn

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From simple pocket knives to Swiss Army-style multi-tools, the choices, sizes, and styles of everyday carry blades are endless. If you’re not keeping a good knife on your body, you’re skipping one of the basic essentials.

Why You Should Carry a Knife

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I've carried a knife (at least one) every day since I was 9--the first one was a Cub Scout Camillus. And I still have it.

Currently I carry a Victorinox Adventurer and a CRKT M16.
 
I love Ka-Bars TDI LDI are great. Just have to remember to remove them when traveling. I put some silicone on the outside of the sheath to make sure they stay in place.
* you have to rough up the surface because its a pretty slick surface.
 
I been EDC my knife for at least 35 years like HG says you feel naked without one . But you do have to remember like I was doing some paperwork in court today put it in the glove box and when I got out put it right where it belongs right front pocket
 
HayesGreener said:
Cub Scouts gave my son a scout knife. It was dang sharp. I confiscated it to avoid an ER visit and gave it back to him when he was 35....
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Cub Scout Camillus, then the basic Boy Scout Camillus, then the "nice" Boy Scout Camillus, then a Camillus USGI pocketknife, and then around 1987 or so, the Victorinox Adventurer, still carrying that one today. I still have them all except the "nice" BSA Camillus. Actually I'm pretty sure I still have it, I just can't find it at the moment.

I didn't know the Scout knives were Camillus until I got the USGI knife, and then started looking at them.

I bought my Dad (a professional pilot) a Gerber Esquire for Christmas 1975. He never carried it (or any other knife, which I could never understand), and I found it, still in its box, in his stuff when he passed a couple years ago. I still have that one, too.
 
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