EDC knives?

[Barth]

Yep. Could carry a sword here if u really wanted to

LOL that's what I always tell my friends.
CC here it is a weapon permit.
And anything you can legally own, and conceal, you can carry.

I can carry a samurai sword and a pistol grip 12 gauge if I want!
I'm never leaving Florida.

One of the last free zones in the US

[emopunker2004]

yep. and we can open carry a fixed blade knife with no blade length.

where in FL are you?

[Barth]

yep. and we can open carry a fixed blade knife with no blade length.

where in FL are you?

I've been in Tampa since I escaped communist California in 1986.
Was back briefly for fires, floods, riots, earthquakes and martial law.
Then I came back.

[emopunker2004]

lol glad escaped Komifornia

[Jigger]

Edc

I usually have one of these with me.

[emopunker2004]

At least you have good taste in knives

[Yogi 117]

Gerber Fast Draw 3" blade with Glock26. Spring assist opening with the thumb knob makes for a very quick & easy presentation. Best $25 pocket knife I've owned.

[340pd]

[emopunker2004]

Nice Chris Reeve!

Let's bring this baby back from the dead. I'm sure you guys carry knives, or at least own some right? Let's get this thing restarted with my newest purchase which cost as much as my EDC gun, the Kahr CM9 lol



DSC_3809 by thestemens16, on Flickr


DSC_3810 by thestemens16, on Flickr

Rocking this again. I love the color combo with the knife and CM9

[clance]

Up to a couple of months ago, this was my EDC combo. Now most of the time instead of the TP-9, I carry a 200DS Chiappa Rhino along with these two knives. I still carry the TP but it depends on what I'm wearing (shorts, tee-shirt and short sleeve cover shirt), generally just stick it in the waist band, no holster.

[wyntrout]

I try not to leave the house without my Gerber F.A.S.T. Draw... 3" spring-assisted blade... the half-serrated version. It's a backup to my CCW and a valuable tool. It cost me $30 at Walmart and now they're up to about $32, but very solidly built.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Essentials...Knife_22-47161

http://www.amazon.com/Gerber-22-4716.../dp/B000EDRTVQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ6Z9...eature=related

I usually keep the F.A.S.T. Draw clipped in the top of my left pocket in case my right hand is busy... as in warding off an attacker or holding my pistol and grappling with an assailant.

I also have the F.A.S.T. Covert model with the 3.7" blade and a heftier grip, but I can feel that I'm carrying it... it feels huge, but more of a fighting knife... and inexpensive... relatively... under $40 on sale at the BX with 15% off and no tax, one time.

Here with my ported P40:



Wynn

[DKD]

I admit to being a knife whore for many years. Between my wife & I we have a rather large collection of custom made knives, many aof which are old school 1700-1800's period. I even have several hand made damascuss blades.
I anin't no photgrapher, so don't make me break out "Excalibur" you guys.

[Barth]

I admit to being a knife whore for many years. Between my wife & I we have a rather large collection of custom made knives, many aof which are old school 1700-1800's period. I even have several hand made damascuss blades.
I anin't no photgrapher, so don't make me break out "Excalibur" you guys.

Dude, I take all my pics with a Razr cell phone.
Post some pics and stop making lame excuses - LOL!

[knkali]

I try not to leave the house without my Gerber F.A.S.T. Draw... 3" spring-assisted blade... the half-serrated version. It's a backup to my CCW and a valuable tool. It cost me $30 at Walmart and now they're up to about $32, but very solidly built.

http://www.gerbergear.com/Essentials...Knife_22-47161

http://www.amazon.com/Gerber-22-4716.../dp/B000EDRTVQ

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQ6Z9...eature=related

I usually keep the F.A.S.T. Draw clipped in the top of my left pocket in case my right hand is busy... as in warding off an attacker or holding my pistol and grappling with an assailant.

I also have the F.A.S.T. Covert model with the 3.7" blade and a heftier grip, but I can feel that I'm carrying it... it feels huge, but more of a fighting knife... and inexpensive... relatively... under $40 on sale at the BX with 15% off and no tax, one time.

Here with my ported P40:



Wynn

Wynn,
if you are a righty(which it looks like) then you are correct carrying the knife on your support side for the reasons you mentioned.

[muggsy]

I carry a Buck 3" light weight stainless lockback folder. One hand opening, pocket clip, polymer handle. Inexpensive and gets the job done.

http://www.buckknives.com/index.cfm?...productID=3660