How many people here regularly carry a knife on their person for a "just in case" self defence purpose? and if so where? strapped to a part of your person or in your purse/back pack? Also what kind of knife or size?
Lisa said:How many people here regularly carry a knife on their person for a "just in case" self defence purpose? and if so where? strapped to a part of your person or in your purse/back pack? Also what kind of knife or size?
rutherford said:I am most frequently carrying a folding karambit. but I wouldn't want to consider what a prosecutor or jury will have to say about it.
Bigshadow said:I can see why!That looks like a gut hook! Looks like a tool the Predator would whip out after the kill! %-}
Lisa said:Anyone have a picture? I am curious now![]()
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rutherford said:The emerson is a bit nicer than the one I picked up, but like I said the Karambit is a lot of fun to play with. Boshiken is so much fun to throw with the ring on the index finger.
Lisa, did you see the training demos on that site? Cool stuff.
Lisa said:How many people here regularly carry a knife on their person for a "just in case" self defence purpose? and if so where? strapped to a part of your person or in your purse/back pack? Also what kind of knife or size?
My favorite little knife. Always with me.shesulsa said:I cop to carrying the Kershaw Chive and that's all I'll cop to. It's a sweet little thing with a speed-safe feature I adore.
It's a good bet I always have something on me.
kenpotex said:I don't carry A knife, I carry several.
As a minimum, I carry a pair of "ghetto-waved" Spyderco Enduras (one on each side so I can access one with either hand) and a small "beater" knife for general utility. If my clothing permits, I also carry a double-edged CRKT Companion in an IWB sheath. When wearing a jacket/coat, I carry a Cold Steel Ti-lite in the pocket.
It's actually a pretty quiet town. I'm just one of those people who subscribe to Col. Fairbairn's philosophy that "Empty hand techniques are only for the times when you have been foolish enough to find yourself without a weapon." Part of it is also "force of habit." I've worked armed security and exec.-protection for several years so I'd feel a little naked without my toys.Lisa said:Wow. That is a lot of hardware. Is springfield missouri a "bad" area to live? Why so much?