I agree as a firefighter with money supplied by the fd to buy anything I want, I always buy a new benchmade knife in january. They have a life sharp program you ship it to them and send $5 with it they will send it back sharp as the day you bought it. If you forget to send the $5 they will send it back anyway. I own three and gave a fourth one to my father in law. If you buy the red class they are not made in the USA the other classes, black, blue and I believe gold are.
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daily carry knife reccommendations?
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I agree as a firefighter with money supplied by the fd to buy anything I want, I always buy a new benchmade knife in january. They have a life sharp program you ship it to them and send $5 with it they will send it back sharp as the day you bought it. If you forget to send the $5 they will send it back anyway. I own three and gave a fourth one to my father in law. If you buy the red class they are not made in the USA the other classes, black, blue and I believe gold are.
I bought mine from Poor Fish Outdoors on eBay. Later I saw the same thing for sale from one of our posters on INGO for a dollar more. I am now sorry I did not buy from them. I bought too soon.
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I wish I had purchase my knife from SLOW1911s' site ShooterBasix , but a card laid is a card played.
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Can someone quickly explain how that video was done? You put the knife in the pocket using the clip and then just push it outwards as you're drawing? Is that it?
Did you see the notch on the blade? What happens is when you pull the knife out of your pocket (up and slightly toward the rear) the notch catches the material of your clothing. Allowing the drawing motion to also open the blade.
I guess I understood perfectly, then. It just seems too dang simple and I've never been big on knives so I've never heard of the "wave" concept until today.
I can't carry my Leatherman Wave into my job (federal building). If I could, I would carry it all the time.
I can't carry my Leatherman Wave into my job (federal building). If I could, I would carry it all the time.
