Going to try out EDCing a fixed blade
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O.A Length: 6.25"
Blade Length (end of handle to tip): 2.88"
Cutting Edge Length: 2 5/8"
O.A. Blade Length: 2 3/4"
Maximum Thickness: .156"
Weight: 2 Ounces (Knife Only)
1095 Steel - 57 Rc.
Blade Width: 1.0"
Grind: Flat


O.A Length: 6.25"
Blade Length (end of handle to tip): 2.88"
Cutting Edge Length: 2 5/8"
O.A. Blade Length: 2 3/4"
Maximum Thickness: .156"
Weight: 2 Ounces (Knife Only)
1095 Steel - 57 Rc.
Blade Width: 1.0"
Grind: Flat
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Certainly do-able depending on your carry method. I used to EDC a Ka-Bar TDI (smaller version) with a IWB kydex sheath with a j-hook until I got my job where I needed something a little more discrete.
I tried other carry methods with knives similar to what you posted, and I just didn't like it. The Ka-Bar is a great knife and I still carry it, just not most of the time due to my job. Normally I'm just rocking a small, folding Buck with a liner lock. It's cheap, easy to sharpen, and I don't mind loaning it out to my coworkers to do God knows what they might subject it to.
I tried other carry methods with knives similar to what you posted, and I just didn't like it. The Ka-Bar is a great knife and I still carry it, just not most of the time due to my job. Normally I'm just rocking a small, folding Buck with a liner lock. It's cheap, easy to sharpen, and I don't mind loaning it out to my coworkers to do God knows what they might subject it to.
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that right there is the BEST knife i have ever owned. i can punch it easily through a car door. ask me how i know. its so sharp i can shave comfortably with it, and holds its edge damn good.
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