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SOG DonationsSmart? Stupid? Primary? Backup? Big? Small? Other carry options? (Boot, shoulder holster, lapel, hat, forearm, IWB, small of back, etc.?)
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Nice collection!
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Thank you.
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Nice variety of blades
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I have a variety because I’m decisive. About 60 times per minute, that is.
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I carry an ESEE Izula II in a neck sheath. It’s my favorite deer dressing knife.
Occasionally I also wear a Kershaw Leek D2 composite blade as a neck knife.
(Up at the top of he above image). Small and VERY handy…
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We’ll be seeing you on the 11oclock some evening, won’t we?..
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I carry a Snody Snake Charmer neck knife when I don’t want the clip sticking out of my pocket, or when I don’t have pockets. It’s a handy little knife with a great blade, but definitely not a fighting knife. I carry it because it’s nice and light, and neck carry is pretty convenient.
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Man assaulted by members of MS-13 eviscerates five. Assailants transported to hospital in garbage bags and Tupperware, pronounced dead and then some on arrival. Or, more likely, man becomes spokesperson for Band-Aid after years of going through one box a week for years!
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Good point. Sometimes even showing a pocket clip is asking for trouble. So much for it being a free country.
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‘Band-aid’ is a good nick name for you.
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If you like neck knives you may consider checking out the one that I designed and have licensed out to artisan cutlery as a production version of the full custom
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You had to ask, he done posted in another thread.
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I always thought neck knives were for cutting the pillow ticking after starting a ball in a muzzleloader. A Kentucky long rifle was about as tall as one’s shoulders or neck and the knife was in easy reach.
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