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    Default Suggestions on a pocket knife?

    I'm looking for a new pocket knife. I've had the one below for years. I really like it but I wish I'd gotten the plain edge. It's a pretty heavy duty blade and what I especially like about it is that, closed, the knife is not much thicker than the blade. One hander. I like the point but I was thinking about trying a tanto point this time. maybe not. Something moderately priced.

    I guess ATS-34 is the way to go.
    0.125" thick blade
    2.75" long blade (<3")
    One hander
    Tang lock?

    Any suggestions? or a couple of brands to look at?

    This is what I'm replacing.

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    Check out the Emerson Commander. Best knife I have ever owned, and I carry it every day.

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    Benchmade mini Griptilian. I've been EDCing one for almost a year and love it. Being a lefty, the AXIS lock is wonderful. I think the only part of your criteria missing is the type of steel. The mini grip uses 154CM. I have the 556, the tanto blade would be the 557.
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    Oh boy are you asking for it. Everyone here has their preferred EDC and will gladly tell you about it.

    I am with you on the plain edge.I agree with Bellypock on the Benchmade.

    My EDC is the Benchmade Osborne 940: Product Details (Benchmade Knife Company - Premiere manufacturer of knives and rescue tools.)

    You never have to pay MSRP for a production knife. There are great discount sites like Knives Discounted at Knife Center that carry everything.

    Here's a previous discussion that you can look at for a while: http://straightrazorpalace.com/finer...edc-knife.html
    Last edited by icedog; 02-07-2009 at 12:44 PM.

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    I like a larger framed knife for my EDC it is still legal as far as blade but has a very nice sized handle, it is the SOG Trident Tanto blade very comfortable to hold and use. The one bonus is that it is a spring assisted blade action so it can open very quickley with one hand, and also very convinent for ambidextrous use.
    I would agree with icedog look at knifecenter if you have never looked there you will be amazed.

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    I use a Benchmade Min Grip 556 also. Great Knife. I have a Kershaw Ken Onion Chive also, it is small but has a really cool assisted openig feature and it holds a great edge as well.

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    I'm very fond of Kershaw stuff too, but nothing serrated. CRKT make some great value stuff that you can get over if you lose it, but i'm guessing you're after something a bit more special.

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    Spyderco Endura Clipit 50/50 edge.

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    I second any spyderco blade. I love mine.

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    I just treated myself to a little Boker Congress pattern pocketknife. I wanted a little "whittling" type knife and the 4 bladed Congress design seemed well suited. This is a knife I wanted since childhood. I got the tortoise pattern and with the old style Tree Brand logo on the blade instead of the newer frosted style. I paid $38 for it and am thrilled.

    Tony
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