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I keep a K-Bar USN model knife in the pocket on the back of my seat in my truck.

Also have a Benchmade knife in my pocket any time I have my pants on.

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Couple more pics, I wanted to share the Ontario RAT-7 also. Here it is along with the rest of Team Ontario:

RAT-7
Blackbird
Falcon
EOD
Glock 17

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This is a lightweight combo of knife/saw/hatchet. Only 1.5 lbs all in.

If I'm going for a day out these usually end up in the pack.

Mora Companion
Silky Super Accel 210
Gransfors Bruk Mini (410)
small ferro rod with striker

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Very good!


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Originally Posted by rockinbbar
Originally Posted by The_Real_Hawkeye
Everyday clipped inside right rear pants pocket. I don't have a bug out bag.



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Where would one see those?

Price?

Like you, I don't worry about a bag knife. I carry it in my pocket everywhere I go.

LOL at last count Carolyn carried 3 knives IIRC and at least one CHL at any given time.

I only have 2 knives and same...


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Originally Posted by Steelhead
I keep mine attached to my BUG out rifle so I don't have to worry about finding it.......


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Good plan!!!


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Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
This is a lightweight combo of knife/saw/hatchet. Only 1.5 lbs all in.

If I'm going for a day out these usually end up in the pack.

Mora Companion
Silky Super Accel 210
Gransfors Bruk Mini (410)
small ferro rod with striker

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I like those.


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Originally Posted by MontanaMarine
This is a lightweight combo of knife/saw/hatchet. Only 1.5 lbs all in.

If I'm going for a day out these usually end up in the pack.

Mora Companion
Silky Super Accel 210
Gransfors Bruk Mini (410)
small ferro rod with striker

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I need to get the hatchet, but that looks like what's in my bug out bag and/or my winter travel over the Cascades bag.


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I have a pocket, with a folder in it. No bugs, no bags.


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I've worked with various steels for years. I know their properties. All modern tool steels will make a good knife blade if they're properly heat treated. D2 is commonly used to make piercing dies for punching holes in steel. It's *very* tough when it's taken up to Rockwell 62, or so. But it's a bear to work with. A2 is another tool steel that makes a good knife blade.

But I've learned to appreciate good old high carbon steel,..somewhere around 1095, for knife blades. I like the way it'll take a superfine edge. You have to care for it. It'll rust easy. But a knife made of 1095 that's had an razor edge put on it with an extra fine stone is a nice tool to work with.

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Most of my stuff is 1095, the Beckers, KA-BARs, RAT, ESEE.

The Falcon and EOD are both 5160.

The Blackbird is stainless, not sure what exactly, maybe ATS-30??? Something like that. It sharpens up easily enough on a stone.

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154cm stainless on the Blackbird.

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Sean Kendrick Ackolyte.

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4" Victorinox serrated paring knife. Most useful knife I've ever owned and the SOB stays sharp after cutting cardboard, rope, leather, etc.! Costs around $8.00 and handy as hell as a neck knife (or in a bag, or truck door, or tackle box, or kitchen drawer....).

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Esee-6

Grohmann #2

Both blades are carbon steel, with full flat grind.

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Originally Posted by Steelhead
Regardless of what many say, a little knife can't do everything a big knife can.


No it can't. A well made larger knife will do heavy cutting chores and hold a workable edge through tasks that would destroy lighter built knives.

Still, a well put together small knife is a joy to own and use. And always there when you need it

Through my military years I carried a 7" Randall that I bought just off post at a Bragg Blvd Gun shop, near Ft Bragg. The day I bought the Randall, the shop owner gave me a small folding Gerber (Gerber Classic).

I loved and still love the Randall. But the little Gerber became my constant companion. I carried both knives on 3 continents. The Randall was a comfort in just knowing it was there if needed. The Gerber carried the load


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If you live in a bug out house you don't need a bug out bag.

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Originally Posted by Cariboujack
You never know what you are going to run into or need, but I end up with two options for different needs, One I carry is a leatherman. I don't especially need the one with the most tools, but I carry the Wingman. But you never know when you will need something bigger and I see where Buck has come up with their Ka-bar version. https://www.amazon.com/Buck-Knives-0119BRS1-Brahma-Compatible/dp/B00RQ7W6O8
It's tough to decide on Ka-bars as the quality varies. With this one they use a variation of the Buck 119, which is a great blade, but the black phenolic handle gets slick when it's bloody. Buck handles that with this version.

No point in dramatizing this I guess. Just want to point out Buck has brought out a nice version of a Ka-bar knife, which I think is pretty nice, for many uses.



Bug out...to where?

added, if where I live is screwed then the rest of the world has ceased to exist.

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I don't have a bug out bag. Where I live I'm already bugged out. I do carry a KA-BAR USMC combat knife in my Jeep all the time and have a Real Steel 101 Thor clipped in my right front pocket every day.

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Buck 110, I own several and leave on in the car, one in the truck, one in my hunting pack (truck), and one in my survival pack (car).

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