Pocket Knives & Daily Carry Items
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Yeah Dave it's still going strong. Use it almost everyday at work. Came in handy yesterday morning changing out a grinder pump at 6:30 lol. Still has the same battery and holds a charge.
I think I made it 8 pages earlier. Pretty neat to see how often most of us have changed things up. Lol
Still carrying my dads knife. Here is a picture of everything that I carry daily in my left pocket.
The knife, a dog tag with Connor’s picture on it, a marble from his memorial service, and a dollar coin I received as change from Wendy’s the day after his accident. I really need to get a different pocket knife so I can put this one away.
The knife, a dog tag with Connor’s picture on it, a marble from his memorial service, and a dollar coin I received as change from Wendy’s the day after his accident. I really need to get a different pocket knife so I can put this one away.
Some PB blaster to get the guts and junk out of it from opening weekend. Good to go again. Spring assist works again
Did you need to show your special sock?Some PB blaster to get the guts and junk out of it from opening weekend. Good to go again. Spring assist works again
When I'm not carrying a beater Gerber at work, I carry this Benchmade Bugout. I really, really like this knife. It's a very capable size for lots of uses, but it's super-lightweight and super-slim, making it a lot more comfortable to carry around than any other pocket knife I own. I've been tempted to get a second one, just because.
Viper-Tec OTF is my everyday carry now. Great company, I think they are veteran owned?
My wife is a knife nut, and she has been to a 2 or 3 day defensive knife fighting class down at one of the state parks that was held by ex military guys. They actually used a deer carcass to teach them proper techniques. She carries a Viper-Tec Ghost now.
My wife is a knife nut, and she has been to a 2 or 3 day defensive knife fighting class down at one of the state parks that was held by ex military guys. They actually used a deer carcass to teach them proper techniques. She carries a Viper-Tec Ghost now.
Ohio’s Changing Knife Laws - FEBRUARY 01, 2021
"Ohio’s governor signed Senate Bill 140 into law last [month]. This bill positively reforms Ohio’s knife laws and essentially decriminalizes the regular carry of any type of knife, so long as the carrier does not use the knife as a weapon. The law goes into effect on April 10 of this year."
Ohio’s Changing Knife Laws | Buckeye Firearms Association
Ohio has some of the most vague and confusing knife laws in the country. When I teach a knife class, I generally have to take more than 30 minutes to explain the intricacies of the legal requirements in the state. Despite all that explanation, I still can’t guarantee to keep my students out of...
It would, but that’ll never be allowed.... Those days are way back in the rear view mirror