What's your pocket knife?

**IMightBeWrong** · Posted On: 4/24/2011 1:54am

My Ka-Bar is the only serrated knife I own, and also has smooth serrations. Still haven't found them useful, but I also haven't needed to cut rope with it.

**danno** · Posted On: 4/24/2011 2:07am

the smooth serrations are pretty ideal for it. they kind of grab the rope more than a straight blade but don't get stuck. the knife also doesn't get stuck when you're plunging it through something. it's a great design and build, and i can see why it's been so popular in america for so long.

**hungryjoe** · Posted On: 4/24/2011 8:58am

Originally Posted by Permalost

I've used a triangular stone to sharpen serrations before. It works, but its still more work than sharpening a regular edge. Also I like to finish my sharpening on a strop, which isn't really an option for serrations.

Try sharpening the blade on the non-serrated side only. Also, sharpen more often.

**Bneterasedmynam** · Posted On: 4/29/2011 5:52pm

Does a double handed longsword count as a carry knife??

**Styygens** · Posted On: 4/29/2011 6:31pm

Originally Posted by Bneterasedmynam

Does a double handed longsword count as a carry knife??

I dunno. Is your real name Conan and do you list your occupation as "thief, reiver, and slayer" on your 1040EZ?

**dwkfym** · Posted On: 4/29/2011 9:52pm

not unless you've fucked a devil-witch-ghost woman thing that turned from hot to beat.

**Bneterasedmynam** · Posted On: 4/29/2011 10:53pm

Originally Posted by dwkfym

not unless you've fucked a devil-witch-ghost woman thing that turned from hot to beat.

Well I have had a sorted past.

**handyman** · Posted On: 5/02/2011 11:01pm

Columbia River M16-01Z, 3" spear point blade, seems to hold its edge well and stands up to reasonable abuse.http://javascript:zoomPic('/crkt/con...240.jpg');