Benchmade SOCP Dagger Review

[Jim D]

Tried it. Doesn't work for me. Either I have to tie the tip down so tight that the ring sticks out or vice versa.

Gotcha. I found that I have to play with it a little bit to find the sweet spot, but it does a good job at staying concealed. Both ends are slightly lifted on me, but it's not hard for me to pull off.

[Shawn.L]

Tried it. Doesn't work for me. Either I have to tie the tip down so tight that the ring sticks out or vice versa.

Gotcha. I found that I have to play with it a little bit to find the sweet spot, but it does a good job at staying concealed. Both ends are slightly lifted on me, but it's not hard for me to pull off.

I think much of that has to do with simple body shape.

I used to carry my Spatan inside the left appendix crease angled outboard . On the Spartan sheath (which is huge) it had spots to attache soft loops and I just raised it up so it was on the second spot down with one loop so it sat at that angle and moved in the crease. It was very comfortable , but slow and hard to get to and deploy upward with cover garments / pinned elbows / ect.

[LMT42]

Probably a moot point since most here are LE, but I believe this blade is illegal for us Texas civilians.

[trinydex]

anyone else have pictures of the soc-c or cqb tool mounted to a carrier or any other molle platform? preferably hidden behind pouches or other similarly sneaky methods.

[superr.stu]

anyone else have pictures of the soc-c or cqb tool mounted to a carrier or any other molle platform? preferably hidden behind pouches or other similarly sneaky methods.

Here's how I have it on my PC

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[bighawk]

nice review.. might have to pick one of these up