What is your edc knife?

[free1954]

I bought the leatherman surge tool for my grandsons forchristmas .a really nice multitool.

[blackhawknj]

Buck 110, an Old Reliable, or a classic if you prefer.

[gwp]

I am in the market for a new EDC knife and I wanted to see what everyone is carrying these days. I am leaning towards and auto (OTF) but I am open to anything.

Post pictures of your EDC knifes. I am currently carrying a MOD CQD Mark 1.

If you can find a HK OTF made by Benchmade as they have discontinued the HK line. Deals ($100) are available if you can find them. The only downside is they use less expensive (440C) steel in the blade. Another inexpensive OTF auto is the Schrade Out the Front Viper Assisted Open Knife($60). I don't have any OTF knifes but I have a few autos and HK and Schrade are the best value.

Most of the time I carry a Schrade SC60B auto manufactured in Taiwan of 4116 steel. They are available for less than $30.

[ww2eyes]

i am also carrying a MOD CQD Mark 1

[Dan in NH]

I have a leatherman wave on my belt and a spyderco paramilitary in my pocket

[androck14]

Camilus electricians model. I've carried it for two years now without losing it. I think that's a record.

[cnjcomp]

I carry a Boker Automat Kalashnikov 74. converted to auto. Fairly cheap, tough as nails.

[gwp]

I carry a Boker Automat Kalashnikov 74. converted to auto. Fairly cheap, tough as nails.

I found the Kalashnikov 74 with upgraded S30V steel blade online. I purchased the mini and the full sized 74 in CPM S30V. The full sized knife is now my every day carry knife along with a Victorinox Classic Alox on a key ring.

[Clark Howard]

My all around blade is a Puma Master. It is an old one, made in Germany. I wear out the pouch just about every third year. Regards, Clark

[Cactuskid]

My usual EDC is a vintage Benchmade Mini Reflex automatic with the original ATS-34 blade. I also have a Microtech Ultratech OTF that I tote now and then.

[Col. Colt]

After having Benchmade Police Automatics (w/and w/0 safety) and an HK Benchmade Auto, and, in the past the older Spyderco "hole in the blade" (which kept getting lost) models, I have reverted back to an old favorite auto opening knife - A Kershaw "made in USA" 1670BLKST - Ken Onion Design. Just as fast as an auto, without the hassels or high price.

I carry it in my right front pocket, and have one at my remote work site and one in town to avoid arguing with TSA about it. CC