Christopherm,
Welcome to the forum. Enjoy your stay. The one for me would be the paramilitary.
Chris
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ghostrider
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Welcome to the forum Christopher.
I suppose it I had to narrow it down to just one it would probably be either the Military CE, or the Endura 3/4 CE. Fine point for intricate work, and a long blade for everything else. The combo edge gives me versatility.
That said, I see no reason to limit myself to just one knife. I tried that for many years and found that I couldn't find a single knife that satisfied all my requirements. Seemed I was always looking for something that would suite me better, when in the end it was a combination of knives that met my needs.
I suppose it I had to narrow it down to just one it would probably be either the Military CE, or the Endura 3/4 CE. Fine point for intricate work, and a long blade for everything else. The combo edge gives me versatility.
That said, I see no reason to limit myself to just one knife. I tried that for many years and found that I couldn't find a single knife that satisfied all my requirements. Seemed I was always looking for something that would suite me better, when in the end it was a combination of knives that met my needs.
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