You didn't like the looks of the 0055, but have you actually flipped it? I think if you handled it you would buy it. It is new, but IMHO it is more like a Swiss Watch or precision machine than most other ZT's... I guess I felt that way about my 0452 and 0450 when they were new, but they seem clunky compared to a 0055.
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True that. That's why I got rid of all my Onions hahah. I don't count the Tanto Blurs since they are not fat recurves. I might still have a VaporII or III somewhere but I dunno where it got to.Comment
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That's a pretty Kershaw. Similar blade to my design.Comment
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Yeah I had the 0350 and I liked the Speed Safe action on that one. The shape, though, was not even good for breaking tape really. No point. Something wharnie or like a Bareknuckle is more useful. That 0456 shape is great.Comment
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If you like BIG trench styled fixed blade weapons, the Knife Center has a pretty great deal on it's Cold Steel Chaos Tanto, Kukri and Stiletto Tactical Fixed Blade Knife Bundle Set - 80NT, 80NTK, 80NTST - for just $99.95 w/free shipping. The they 7.5-12 inch blades and come w/Secure-Ex sheaths too.
If you're interested, you can find it here.
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I'm certain that SAP gloves are illegal in CA (everything else is), just not sure which Penal Code section would apply because they are not specifically mentioned as a prohibited weapon in the penal code
Metal (or brass) knuckles are prohibited under PC 12020 and 21810 which would apply to the knuckled handguards on the trench knives. Lead shot filled SAP gloves would fall under these sections as well and, if sand filled, would probably fall under PC 12020.1 instead.Comment
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Yup the ones I have seen are powdered lead filled over the knuckles, 16 ounces per pair. Of course they are an illegal weapon here. Mostly good because two thick leather layers and flexible lead protect your knuckles if you hit them on something stupid. A real sap you can whip with a hard insert is probably better for whatever people use saps for.Comment
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Lots of single knucks on the market, custom and production as "botttle openers" that look neat, but that'd be silly to have one here IMHO.Comment
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I've got a civilian C2 Taser (now called the Bolt) that I bought years ago for personal use. I also have some very large cans of pepper spay that I use to carry on-duty. Still effective after all these years. Never used either of them. Always keep an extra battery around for the C2 and sometimes carry it in a Sticky Holster that they make for it. Seldom ever carry the C2.
Both can fail at the worst times but, if you have them and use them in lieu of your gun and they fail, at least you can say that you tried to use less lethal levels of force before you shot but the same argument wouldn't work w/those metal knuckle bottle openers.
LOL!
Ammo is cheap and you get more than one shot.
ON TOPIC... Bought three Leeks today! Yeah I know I am an Onion hater, but these are all the good (speedsafe, stretched out wharnie shape) and none of the bad (fat recurve with no tip).
I'll probably keep the composite one and give the OD ones as gifts.Comment
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Cold Steel Warcraft Tanto 13TL
Nice tapered tang.
Stand up and be counted, or lay down and be mounted... -Mac
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Here's my Kershaw Leek review. They are OK. I am not feeling the desire to keep any of the three I bought, but the BW Composite one is superior for a few reasons and the regular ones are disappointing IMHO. First of all, the Composite one is a different type of knife. Aside from the D2 cutting edge and cool blade pattern, it has zero blade play, wobble and the others do. The others are also liner locks, where the Composite Leek is a frame lock. The frame lock's lock bar is about 4x thicker making it pretty average thickness. The linerlock versions have a thin AL scales over super super thin liners. The liner lock bar on the liner locks is abnormally thin. I'll gift them. The BW would be a keeper but I don't like the design much with the manual closed position lock either.
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Colonel blade. Next one is a 0450 CF once the local shop gets some in.Attached FilesComment
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They were good deals. $42 for the composite and $24 for the regular Leeks - good discount from regular pricing, I just think Kershaw USA could do better with the OD green ones I received.Comment
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