Tactical Knives

[Solus]

wow...I am glad they don't have entry requirements for membership in this Forum.

I joined to chat with folks about guns was expecting folks with my level of expertise.....

The level of firearms knowledge is astounding...plus I get professional information on all aspects of self defense and shooting....not to mention history and poli sci lessons, info on how to drive a freight train, do remodeling and make bacon....

[texcaliber]

I had to do a site search on the

info on how to drive a freight train,

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Thought I missed something important. (Yes I consider that Need-2-Know-Info)

M'ette must of had it removed it for my own safety. 

  tex 

[Walter45Auto]

I had to do a site search on the ,

Thought I missed something important. (Yes I consider that Need-2-Know-Info)

M'ette must of had it removed it for my own safety. 

  tex 

And the safety of the country side.

[Walter45Auto]

Mike, Do you have any suggestions for a good, smaller fixed blade that's easy to carry, and maybe some ideas how to carry it concealed? My style of dress is usually tucked in Polo shirt and blue jeans. Thought about carrying it in my boot, but I'd want it accessible with gloves on if needed.

[seeker_two]

I had to do a site search on the ,

how to play the "I Like Guns" song in every thread that ericie is currently reading

Thought I missed something important. (Yes I consider that Need-2-Know-Info)

M'ette must of had it removed it for my own safety. 

  tex 

Fixed..... 

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[texcaliber]

Mike, Do you have any suggestions for a good, smaller fixed blade that's easy to carry, and maybe some ideas how to carry it concealed? My style of dress is usually tucked in Polo shirt and blue jeans. Thought about carrying it in my boot, but I'd want it accessible with gloves on if needed.

I know you asked Mr. Janich, but I am going to answer anyhow. I would recommend an appendix carry( or where your buttons are)  tucked, with a fixed blade of a sub 3 inch and a simple friction retention system. As for blades which are easy to carry and have good value, the SOG has a Zero cant , hair shaving capability. No joke, I have one to prove it.  

P.S. It will not take very long before I recommend Spyderco for this application.

[Bic]

That 'shirt tucked in' thing may be a slight problem, but I'm a big fan of 'neck knives' - my latest being a CRKT 'Bear Claw 2500'. Only a 2" blade on this one but up to 4" or so on some of the various Cold Steel types  or Kershaw 'Military Boot Knife' model that come with various carrying adaptations.  Wear a light microfiber T shirt in OD or Khaki under those polos - looks VERY sexy.....on me anyway

[JdePietro]

I don't know how deep you want to conceal, but many folders go unnoticed when they are simply clipped into the pocket.