Do you carry a Pocket knife ?
 

How many of you folks carry a pocket knife. I don't carry one much, anymore, but have several. How bout posting a pic of yours and telling us why you like it.

My favorite is an older Parker. I'll post a pic of it tomorrow.

Dave

Maureen does not allow me to be around knives ,pocket or otherwise.

Wow! that makes me think of my Dad,until the day he died he carried a knife a hankerchief
and and comb... not to mention a wallet and thought lesser of people who didnt

Pocket Knives chaff my inner thighs! .... but I always wondered why a modern day person would carry a knife, I dont mean a pocket knife but a strapon like a Buck Knife ... any cop could fill em full of lead and be justified (sorta) because the guy was carrying a knife ......

but I regress, I used to do work for Buck Knives when they were in ElCajon, CA and could usually get my pick of knives for free ..... I passed!

Carry one every day. The one I carry I got in Yellowstone park in 1992.

It may sound odd but one of the few things I have from my great grandfather is his hanky's. I would guess they are from the 40's.

As for why would one carry a knife well thats a debate I will leave to another thread.

Dave

Not really. It's legal to carry a gun here with no permit as long as it's not concealed.

I have a pocket knife on the dresser, I use to carry it a lot but not very often now.

I carry a pocket knife every day... I have since middle-school. :o Never even thought of it as a "weapon", it's always been a "tool"

My current one is a swiss-army knife with a bunch of stuff on it, screwdrivers, knives, sawblade, bottle opener, file, pick, scissors, etc. I use the scissors more than anything else, and that's just to trim my fingernails. I just had to buy a new one because I lost my old one. The old one belonged to the previous owner of my '69 SS car... he left it in there. :)

I carry a Ruger LCP .380 in my other pocket. :D

I am not talking about the average joe (or grandpa carrying a pocket knife thats their business, I am referring to someone strapping some big blade on their hip with not practical use other than a weapon .... and maybe, due to the gun laws, it is common in my state, plus it seems the ones that most do it are probably ex-cons

Like I said earlier, it puts the carrier in a position that can result in no good ... especially in a police interface.

Buck folding knife, model 112 in my left pocket, Smith & Wesson 357, air-lite in my right. Always.