What's your max price?

 

Im really digging this one
Spyderco Military Black Blade
Found it a few places for 150.

 

I'd already have one if the clip could be moved for tip up carry.

 

Too much stuff I want here lately, the wife is going to kill me. I just bought a new snapon 3/8" ratchet last night, want an XDs, XDm 45 3.8, new knife and that rc10 fenix when it comes out. Thats only 2 grand worth of ****

 

I might be buying a Dereelight DBS at some point. I think I'll be getting a Walther PPS in .40cal with my tax money though. I wish I could afford more knives but I've spent way too much on that lately.

 

Is that knife I linked to a good quality one? Dont feel like doing all the research. Or is there a better option in that price range. Must have a combo blade and be comparable in size to my kershaw leek and atleast be as thin. I hate fat knives and they work out of my pocket when climbing around at the jobsite.

When the time comes, Im going with a catapult still I believe.

 

The military is an excellent knife. The story behind that model is someone asked Sal (Owner of Spyderco) if his son were to go into the military, what knife would he want to send with him. It's a very tough knife, but still a very capable slicing knife. It's not a big brute of a blade like my Strider, but it is plenty strong for just about any task you could really ask of a pocket knife. It is a liner lock, but it's one of the best liner lock knives you can buy. Blade steel is s30v which has a proven track record of being a great knife blade steel.

Basically, if you want a slim G10 handle, 4" blade, good blade steel, and tip down pocket carry, then that's the knife for you. Like I said above, if it had the option for tip up carry I'd buy one. It's a nice knife, and pretty damn light for it's size as well. I don't think you'd be disappointed.

 

I went ahead and ordered the Leek and Delica 4 last night. If I lose these or just have an itch to buy more my budget is around $75...

 

Good choice on the Delica, must have heard that from someone very wise

But have had mine for probably 6-7 years now, been sent back to Spyderco twice for free resharpening, and hasn't missed a beat with anything I've thrown at it.

 

I liked the Endura way more than the Delica. But I like larger knives.