EDC Knife

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Originally Posted by Phrank

@earcutter - that's a very interesting blade. Very nice!

You mentioned it's a Talon, what model number is it and do you think it you could have it shipped to Canada and carry it here? Seems it under 6"...what do you think?

Thanks!

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Hey Phrank - it's the BF3 Dark Talon.

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Yeah the blade is 120mm or 4.7" - but I don't remember the carry laws back home. I think Toronto might even have their own laws with respect to carry knives. Not sure anymore.

You could see if LeBarons could pick one up for you?

I got mine here:
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I am pretty sure they ship north.

The link below is from what I understand, one of America's certified vendors - the prices are a little better - if they can't ship, I am sure they would let you know where you could order one in Canada:
XtremeKnives.com KNIVES WITH DISCOUNTED PRICES! FREE PRIORITY SHIPPING FOR USA AND MILITARY ADDRESSES


Good Luck!

guys here is the beast I have on me these days.
4.5" blade Spyderko Farid 10V steel.

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Originally Posted by mainaman

guys here is the beast I have on me these days.
4.5" blade Spyderko Farid 10V steel.

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Love the blade on that! Lots-oh-belly! Bet its a great cutter!

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Originally Posted by earcutter

Love the blade on that! Lots-oh-belly! Bet its a great cutter!

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yes it is, and it is probably the first spyder that came really sharp. The steel is super tough as well.

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Originally Posted by mainaman

yes it is, and it is probably the first spyder that came really sharp. The steel is super tough as well.

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That's a plus :). I just looked it up - man that thing IS a beast but seriously, a handle thickness of .41" is pretty freaking good on a blade that size. Must slip into a pocket no problem! Nice.

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Here are my common use knives. The Snap On by Kershaw was a gift from my brother and has been heavily used for the past 5 years. The M-16 CRK I got just after boot camp and is my EDC for the past 3 years when I'm not belted up. The Kabar is my EDC in the field and not pictured is the Mini Kabar same as the full size that I EDC for work which stays at work.

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Originally Posted by BotterbrodtGE

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Here are my common use knives. The Snap On by Kershaw was a gift from my brother and has been heavily used for the past 5 years. The M-16 CRK I got just after boot camp and is my EDCFPR the past 3 years when I'm not belted up. The Kabar is my EDC in the field and not pictured is the Mini Kabar same as the full size that I EDC for work which stays at work.

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Nice blades. Nice first post :).

Welcome to the forum.

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Originally Posted by Hirlau

Few things beat a Leatherman when you need one. Great company too.

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I have had a Tim Leatherman tool on my hip since 1984. My first was the PST.
Have/had the SuperTool, Wave, Charge, and Surge.
Currently the Charge TI is my daily blade.
As John said, great company, great tool..
Takes a great edge, and lasts,,,, until stolen, or dropped in a lake..
Cheers.

The most difficult thing about EDC,,, is deciding what to carry on any particular day,,,:D

Gentleman's knife -- Boker Magnum with damascus blade and polished bone scales.