The camillus knives look good. This boot knife: http://www.camillusknives.com/1mainframe.htm coupled with the kydex sheath http://www.camillusknives.com/1mainframe.htm looks great. According to their site:
The extremely versatile Quik Draw™ sheath allows for multiple applications, including: ·Removable boot/belt clip ·Horizontal positioning ·Positioning inside/outside pants
I have found the same knife for sale with this sheath on http://www.eknifeworks.com/ for $28.95 each. I’m less than a 3 hours drive from there .. I may have to make a road trip here in the next few days.
edit: Oops the links were the same. Well, you can easily navigate to them from the link I posted.
I really think top knives are very good. You should check out the wolf pup and the street scalpal if you work with smaller fixed blades.
What kind of blade training are you working with?
Finding what fits you on both a level of natural feel, training background, and everyday enviroment is a good key to go on for a realistic working purchase.
I guess my best bet would be to drive down to the smokey mountains so I could actually handle the knives. That’s the only way you will know if they are balanced right and fit your hand.
Originally posted by themeecer
I guess my best bet would be to drive down to the smokey mountains so I could actually handle the knives. That’s the only way you will know if they are balanced right and fit your hand.
That’s the nice thing about living in Knoxville; I’m close to the smokey mountain knife works.
Originally posted by MasterKiller
I suppose the other nice thing about living there is if you have a hot sister or aunt, there’s nothing stopping you from knocking their boots.
You have Tennessee confused with Alabama. It’s actually legal to marry your second (or was it third) cousin down there.
Tennessee is famous for actually passing a law allowing people to eat roadkill. Now there’s something that should make all Tennesseans proud!