WHAT IS YOUR EDC KNIFE?

[madisonsfinest]

You can buy Kevin Wilkins scales directly from him i nthe UK. They are not inexpensive.

http://www.wilkins-knives.com/gripti...ilikins_e.html

I would love to have a Mini-Grip with an S30V blade, no serrations, and tan G-10 handles... sigh.

The handle costs more than the whole knife....Even if you get the Ritter. I wouldn't mind getting the G-10 but for $140, am I too cheap?

[E53001]

Nice pics Parabellum.

I carry a Benchmade Griptillian in my pocket and a Leatherman on my belt.

Heres the Grip, its seen better days.

i think blade replacement cost is really cheap, like 20-40 if you wanted to know

[CLHC]

As of late, been EDC'ing the BenchMade.Mini-Griptillian.555HG

[bundoc]

I have been carrying both a SOG Agegis plain edge and SOG Flash I plain edge and really am starting to love them both. They are light enough to carry together.

[macman37]

Rotated between a Spyderco Delica w/serrated blade, and various CRKT knives, the KISS, M21 and M16 varieties. I keep looking at the Benchmade and a couple other offerings, but I don't think I will be able to hold out much more.

I love pocketknives.

[keysersoze]

I have a few knives that I rotate every now and then...

Emerson Combat Karambit (I'm a FMA practitioner and this works under my system )

Emerson CQC15 plain edge

Strider SNG

Pics to follow

[Kilroy]

Daily, 1st on board is a Spyderco Endura/Wave. Set up for drawing forward from the left/support side, so as to facilitate handgun retention on the right side. Some miss that part of the Wave, drawing direction, as a brisk draw may cut things on the way to the target.

Added are a couple of task knives, Swiss army of small and medium size.

Lately, I've added either a Gunting or a Strider Karambit.

[DRich]

I've been carrying a CR small Sebenza for several years and I love it. It replaced a Mini-Grip that was confiscated at a museum in DC (my fault for not reading the signs).

I use the Sebenza everyday for opening mail, cutting boxes, slicing rope...typical pocket knife duty...and it holds an edge forever. Feels great in my hand and the lock is dead reliable. Plus, it's simple to disassemble, clean/lube and reassemble with the included hex key.

It's not cheap, but I'd buy another if I lost it tomorrow.

I also keep a full-size Ritter Griptilian in my "truck bag" for jobs that might require a bigger blade or more abuse.

[DBH]

I have been EDCing a large regular sebenza for several years now. Good quality knife and takes a sharp edge. I also EDC is a Spyderco military that is sharp as can be.

[newyork]

a strider smf with ranger green g10 and stonewashed blade. been my edc for about a year now.