*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
Heck yeah they doMissingMontana wrote:These are all users, the oldest being the chipped, used and abused SE Native III. It's still my favorite carry of the bunch.
*Landon*sal wrote: .... even today, we design a knife from the edge out!
First love is the deepest!MissingMontana wrote:These are all users, the oldest being the chipped, used and abused SE Native III. It's still my favorite carry of the bunch.
Thank you so much for the kind words.cabfrank wrote:One of those cool pictures could be a calendar submission......
No worries!!xceptnl wrote:I was just giving you a hard time Montana. I'm an enabler and I was only indicating that your 6th spydie should bring more color to your collection.
Yep, agree 100%.....timlara wrote:Great choices, and I have to agree that the Native III is still the best Native...
Five knives is plenty to cover anybody's practical needs in my opinion. I'm actually trying to pare down my collection as well and curate a good small set of users. There are just too many models to try to own them all, so if I don't use, carry, or at least fiddle with a knife on a fairly regular basis, it has to go to a new home.
Thanks Sal !!sal wrote:Hi Montana,
Welcome to our forum.
sal
Exactly the same reason here for keeping my keychain knife-free. Too easy to forget that I'm carrying it through security, but if I am missing my pocket clip, I feel naked so it's easy to remember.MissingMontana wrote: Recently obtained the Cat to carry in the office and around NKP. I've carried keychain knives before, but find they are just too small....also have lost 2 or 3 keychain knives / multitools passing thru zero tolerance security checks so I don't carry anything but keys on the ring now. The Cat is about as small as I'd like to carry.
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