Biggest Knife You've Ever Carried On A Regular Basis

[Nemo]

Hello,

The bigger knife i have been carrying on a regular basis was a german bayonnet.

Cheers
JM

 

[mpayne]

Smith-Wesson S.W.A.T. 3000B./partial serrate(4 3/4"). On the job, UPS driver, it fits very nice in hand. The black finish seems to repel moisture(sweat) very well as I keep it clipped on my right pocket. It is quick to open, easy to cut straps and very tags off boxes and is also a great "Anti-Dog Device"! I alos carry the Spyderco Delica in my left pocket as well.

 

[Marion David Poff]

12 inch bladed Barteaux machete in my backpack, still.

7 inch bladed bowie under my arm.

------------------
Marion David Poff aka Eye, one can msg me at mdpoff@hotmail.com If I fail to check back with this thread and you want some info, email me.

Check out my review of the Kasper AFCK, thougths on the AFCK and interview of Bob Kasper. http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Meadows/1770/kasperafck.html

http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Meadows/1770/index.html

 

[Vailin Krow]

Well let's see. I used to carry a 6" Blade often times when i went out. With this particular knife came a strap that cliped on a belt loop on my back, flipped over a shoulder and had another clip for another belt loop. The sheath on the strap was set to move so you could put it on your back or stomach. I usually put in on my stomach, easier to pull and conceal unless wearinga large coat. but i also got strange looks from people thinking i was adjusting a bra strap or something. and after a while that i didn't get used to it slipping more over my shoulder i decided to stop wearing it that often. So now i just go with my AFCK and Endura, occaisionally a chisel point 4" blade on my ankle as well.

------------------
"I wouldn't mind you being inside my head if you weren't clearly so crazy."

 

[Greenguy]

I usually carry my BM Tsunami (right pocket) and my CS plainedge tanto voyager 4" blade (left pocket). I have carried my new concept bodyguard sport(9") handle down inside a barn coat, but after a particularly stupid wading accident I still mourn the loss of that knife...