The Mastiff wrote:With an AK, a HK91, Rem 870 and a glock within reach, along with a 220lb mastiff sleeping on the bed too, The only thing spyderco in my bed might be a tee shirt. As sharp as spyderco's are I don't want them anywhere in my bed. Joe
yeesh! armed to the teeth...sounds like ya got plans B,C,and D in full force and effect, bro! :D
Agent Starling
"Too many was too many, but way too many was just right."
I always sleep with a knife clipped in the pocket of my sleeping sweats.
Had never one open on me yet.
Heck, I even sleep with my Military clipped in my pockets sometimes. Maybe I should stop that though. First of all it's not the most comfortable knife to sleep with(read big imprint:eek :) and second I have a much bigger chance of the Millie open on me than my lock backs.
Most of the times it's just my Delica 4/SE or SS Police/SE
Arend(old school Spydie lover)
MEMBER OF THE INTERNATIONAL ORDER OF THE SPYDEREDGE!!!
VERY PROUD OWNER OF A CALY III/SE #043 :D
....AND A FG(PARA) MILITARY/SE IN CPMD2(thanx Sal)
vampyrewolf wrote:I've always got a neck knife on me... have rigs for my ss 'fly, ss police, spur and millie. Have a rig blank waiting for another knife, when I decide which one to mold it for. Just have em on 30" of 550.
The only time my neck knife comes off is when I'm jumping into the shower or swimming... and I tuck my ss cricket IWB for swimming.
another one for the necker from vampyre wolf...think I'm beginning to warm to this idea...
Agent Starling
"Too many was too many, but way too many was just right."
Piercieve wrote:I've been falling asleep with my waved SE Endura lately. Probly not the best habit... My Caspian makes a good sleep knife, due to the secure sheath design.
the Caspian sounds like one I might try... :)
"Too many was too many, but way too many was just right."
I have a few things nearby me while im sleeping. Para or MIlitary next to me on the nite stand, i have a telescopic batton and a sog seal pup elite behind my head, between the mattress and the wall. And i have a kabar heavy bowie on the wall: hanging about 1 meter from me. (its not paranoia, its just the best place for the stuff :p )
I travel quite a bit, camp out on kayak trips, and have been sleeping with a Spydie in a neck sheath for nearly 20 years when away from home - gray Matriarch since its introduction. Neck sheath allows deployment of the blade on the draw, by incorporating an inertia opening ("Spydie Drop") to the stroke. Super Quick!!!
I like my spydies, but not enough to sleep with them!
It occasionally happens when I fall asleep on the couch for a nap, but that's about it. Apparently I toss and turn in my sleep, so if I wore a knife to bed, I would end up stabbing myself.
Agent Starling wrote:another one for the necker from vampyre wolf...think I'm beginning to warm to this idea...
Agent Starling
I've been wearing a neck rig since early 2003. Eric Noeldechen (on/scene tactical) made one for my ss 'fly that would take jogging or taking a spill on my bike without letting go. Last couple I had done by our own CKE, but they don't hold quite as tight (had to remold my spur one).
Neck carry is accessable with either hand, can be made for ANY orientation, and is a lot easier to get to when sitting down.
Just keep in mind that the tighter it holds, the more you have to yank on it to get it out until it's broken in. I can pop most of mine in and out with my fingers.
Coffee before Conciousness Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements? Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
I woke up on top of a half opened serrated endura and thought less of the practice. Luckily, I didn't get hurt, but a cool spydie-edge skin imprint was a funny reminder. S&W 610 has the primary defense duties now.
The nightstand is close inough for me too, next to my glasses.
And even that is more a form of knife-crazyness then for anything else.
With four dogs in the house, I don't think that anyone could sneak up unnoticed.
Seriously though, I keep a Spydie or two either in the top drawer of my nightstand or under the pillow.
I don't like to keep a knife of any kind in the open on the nightstand. The last thing I need is someone breaking in, and making it all the way up to my room and finding a nice knife right there so they can stab me with it. No thanks.
I have accidentally fallen asleep on my couch with a Paramilitary (open and locked) and thankfully I didn't cut myself but I did poke a hole in the couch. My wife was pissed. :D
I have also woken up and found myself sleeping on a closed Delica or a Spyderco Salt. :D
"I'm calling YOU ugly, I could push your face in some dough and make gorilla cookies." -Fred Sanford
I keep my knife on the nightstand right next to my Kimber Raptor 45 acp. From all my years in the Military, I can hear a flea fart, so I think I'd have the jump on any fool brazen enough to try and gain entry. And I almost forgot! My 145lb. Rottwieler Samantha does not like night time guests who come uninvited. By the way, there is also a loaded shotgun in the closet about 2 feet from the bed. If an intruder gets by all that, then he can talk to Samantha.( As I always say. I'd rather be tried by twelve, as opossed to being carried by six.)
Proud to be the adopted father of:
Caly 3 CF
Delica 4 p and ce
Native pe
Tenatious se Bird raven combo
A warm and just thank you for the froum friends who came to me in my time of crisis.It proves that there are still wonderfull human beings in our world.:):)
And still looking for a replacement of my dads Randall 1 combat knife that he left to me. any help would be aapreiceated. I could never afford one, but if any members have any ideas or advice. Please let me know. Thanks
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