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To: ModelBreaker
Buck, if they have the mechanism you describe.
2 posted on
11/08/2018 3:46:36 PM PST by
Williams
(The New Democrat Slogan: Choke It Down!)
To: ModelBreaker
3 posted on
11/08/2018 3:46:39 PM PST by
donozark
(There are no flamingos in Venezuela.)
To: ModelBreaker
I’ve carried a Cold Steel folding pocket knife for years. Reliable, sharp and safe when used in unconventional situations. Check them out.
4 posted on
11/08/2018 3:49:41 PM PST by
Thommas
(The snout of the camel is in the tent..)
To: ModelBreaker
Whatever you end up buying, warn/instruct him never to use the tip as an improvised screwdriver or prying tool or he will break it guaranteed.
5 posted on
11/08/2018 3:50:04 PM PST by
SpaceBar
To: ModelBreaker
Easy...
..
Get him a Cutco Pocket knife, the Black ones are really good
they hold and edge...
..free lifetime sharpening just mail to Cutco.
I’ve have had one for years, in fact it’s blade is such quality and it’s so easy that often times
. I can sharpen it with the Lansky honing stones and sharpening kit.
I use it most everyday.
Excellent choice and it fits so well in any pocket. Enjoy.
6 posted on
11/08/2018 3:50:14 PM PST by
EnglishOnly
(Fight all out to win OR get out now. .)
To: ModelBreaker
Kershaw Onion or Leek.
Smooth opening similar to an auto.
7 posted on
11/08/2018 3:50:48 PM PST by
pgobrien
(Trump - not a politician .....a Leader!)
To: ModelBreaker
8 posted on
11/08/2018 3:51:03 PM PST by
GreenLanternCorps
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To: ModelBreaker
Check out the US-made Kershaws. Im not saying those made elsewhere are not good, but those made in the US are excellent. The ones that have assisted opening called flippers will do what you are asking about.
9 posted on
11/08/2018 3:51:41 PM PST by
Cincinnatus.45-70
(What do DemocRats enjoy more than a truckload of dead babies? Unloading them with a pitchfork!)
To: ModelBreaker
11 posted on
11/08/2018 3:53:41 PM PST by
Rio
To: ModelBreaker
If you want quality, buy a Benchmade. Entry level knives from them are just over $100. Lots of models, sizes, blade options, etc. I like the
Griptillian line.
12 posted on
11/08/2018 3:53:51 PM PST by
Kolb
(Compone Accomoda Supera)
To: ModelBreaker
Kershaw... has some really nice blades, some with that mechanism, some without... some with katana tips, some with other kinds of shapes... bit expensive though... the one i have is made from two kinds of steel welded together to give a super edge, and a durable spine to prevent breaking...
i use my tools. so i am not just getting something for looks or cool, etc. and since what i have is good i only have a few... my swiss army knife and kershaw are two completely different things..
13 posted on
11/08/2018 3:54:13 PM PST by
artfldgr
To: ModelBreaker
My husband loves the Kershaw pocket knives. The spring is really fast but it’d really is an impressive knife. His favorite is a Benchmade knife but they are really expensive. Kershaw website:https://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com. Hope this helps! Good luck!
14 posted on
11/08/2018 3:54:14 PM PST by
Muslady
To: ModelBreaker
15 posted on
11/08/2018 3:56:01 PM PST by
tomkat
To: ModelBreaker
Search Italian stiletto. Those are the ones in the movies that the hoods push a button and they spring into position. Just check your jurisdiction to make sure youre within the law.
16 posted on
11/08/2018 3:56:35 PM PST by
Rastus
To: ModelBreaker
Spyderco Paramilitary II. I’ve been carrying one for at least 5 years now. I carried a Tenacious before that.
That thumb hole makes it easy to open with either hand after a bit of practice.
18 posted on
11/08/2018 3:57:53 PM PST by
Malsua
To: ModelBreaker
I’ve had a couple of Benchmade knives for many years, and am very happy with them.
19 posted on
11/08/2018 3:58:26 PM PST by
SauronOfMordor
(Socialists want YOUR wealth redistributed, never THEIRS!)
To: ModelBreaker
Something that locks when opened. Kinda sucks when it closes unexpectedly.
20 posted on
11/08/2018 3:59:40 PM PST by
Libloather
(Trivial Pursuit question - name the first female to lose TWO presidential elections!)
To: ModelBreaker
It is actually uncommon to find a bad pocket knife as long as it is a name brand.
Spyderco is as good as any.
My carry knife for at least thirty years is a Swiss Army knife. Before that it was a Puma stockman. When I was a kid, it was a Queen steel.
Don’t limit yourself to a lockblade or assisted opening knife.
21 posted on
11/08/2018 3:59:46 PM PST by
yarddog
To: ModelBreaker
The Kershaw knives have the slickest assisted opening mechanisms I've come across. The Kershaw Leek has a 3" blade but the smaller Chive has a 1.9" blade that can comfortably fit on a keychain. I really like the shape of the blades as well, strong and useful.
22 posted on
11/08/2018 3:59:46 PM PST by
Teflonic
(tt)
To: ModelBreaker
I usually recommend a Benchmade Mini Griptilian or a Spyderco Delica for a smaller folder, as I have had nothing but good luck with them, but those are both thumb-openers. Some of the Kershaws are very good folders for the money. The Kershaw Leek line (there are many variants available) are assisted openers that are a bit TOO assisted for my taste, but I do carry one once in a while.
Mr. niteowl77
23 posted on
11/08/2018 4:00:26 PM PST by
niteowl77
("I am equally hostile to unbridled power whether exercised by the head or tail of society.")
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