jonle714

anyone have any experience with these?

http://www.lexdray.com/collections/the-classified-collection/products/tokyo-pack

looks nice

^puss

i jok.

i needa post a a pocket dump. /useless post

What do you guys think about knives with serrated edges vs combo edges vs plain edges from a EDC perspective? Is a combo edge a jack of all trades but master at none?

depends on what you're gonna use it for. i guess serrated edges are good for cutting rope that's like 5 inches thick or something. but i'm a firm believer that a sharp plain edge with good steel can do nearly everything a serrated edge can. i only have plain edges.

who's gonna cop me a damasteel pen so i can review?

http://www.benchmade.com/products/1100-13X

nigga benchmade 440

1. DL

2. School ID

3. Gym Membership

4. Library Card (i go almost everyday)

5. K1 Racing card (pretty useless, carry for spur of the moment situations)

6. CC (emergency only, never used)

i have to have a thin wallet. i use an AA wallet (..i know). it's super thin and holds up really well. i've had mine for 3 years and it hasn't had any serious damage. and it was only 5 bucks.

nice 755! i didn't order one because i think it would be too small. i'm waiting on the full size....if there is gonna be one.

damm branes, that's a rare one.

i think it's a 42C (c for clip..) only a hundred were made...i think

anyways, lemme have it.

been using one of those chef's knife sword things.

yeah..you shouldn't use this anymore. you'll just end up screwing up your edge angle. it's probably pretty bad right now. i recommend a spyderco sharpmaker. it's around 50 bucks, and it works really well once you get the hang of it.

dude...

stitch that up. then get some leeches to go on the end to pull the blood vessels together so they dont seal up.

i know you have the resources.

Also, we aren't running around with our knives and flipping our balisongs (butterfly) knives to intimidate people.

...oh, i guess i'm doinitrong

gonna be selling a 943bk and a 745bk. both PE and used. pm me if interested.

M4 steel is awesome, cut through a tree branch in 5 swings.

this actually has little to do with the steel. there are way too many factors to count.

with that said, m4 is my fav

too big?

alright...who got day 2. i literally went to go buy it not more than 30 seconds after the twitter update and i get this:

Sorry, “Day 2 - 2/100” couldn’t be added to your cart because the last one is currently being purchased by someone else

haha. campers!

i'm not sure. i'm not much of a coffee enthusiast, but i had this at Sugar Rush Cafe in Walnut, California. and it seriously changed the way i view coffee. i used to think Trung Nguyen coffee was good.

Intelligentsia Coffee anyone?

http://www.crkt.com/tacticalpens

pens are designed by Allen Elishewitz. same guy that did the benchmade 690.

amidoinitrite?

have these been mentioned? atwood alternative. 154cm aint too bad at all

jonle714, kenthenoob said since it was tip-down carry only he didn't really recommend the front pocket. I think I'm likin' the drop point design of the barrage anyway.

oh...

why? i never had any problem with it. drop some knowledge on me kennethnob. (0)

kenthenoob what's your thoughts on the mini-barrage? I'd like to carry it in my front pocket so that kinda rules out the dejavoo.

what? how does that rule out the deja. i carry a deja in my front right pocket just fine.

these two are totally different knives.

barrage

-thumb stud

-drop point

-assisted (can't close with one hand)

-tip up

-154cm (i think)

-valox handles

-axis lock

deja

-round hole

-slightly longer blade. 1/4 in longer

-almost full flat grind

-manual

-tip down

-s30v

-g10 handles

-liner lock

i use a 585 as a beater knife. my 745 is more of a gentleman's knife. although it could very well survive as a hard use knife.

also, screw the bedlam. too big for EDC and so... how do i say.. useless? i find a lot of recurve blades to be mildly retarded to use when actually cutting anything. it's supposed to be awesome for killing though...

wut? a recurve blade is something like this:

where the balde curves in then out again. this creates more cutting edge for use. shortest distance between two points is a straight line concept

probably went about 10 times when i was younger. (<12)

never caught anything. looks fun though and i'd like to learn. subscribed.