#everydaycutlery

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One of my friends gave me permission to post this beautiful shot of his carry. Excellent carry from an even more excellent man. 

Clockwise from bottom left:

-S&W 442 w/ wood grips & original Tyler T grip

-Bianchi 6rnd Speed Strip

-Fossil leather cardholder

-Access card multi tool 

-Zippo lighter distressed steel

-Boker Plus FA-1 tactical flashlight

-RayBan Caravan aviators

-Industrial carabiner & keys

-US Govt. issue pen

-Leatherman Wave in black oxide w/ belt clip

-iPhone 5

-CRKT M16-10KS tactical folding knife

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ESEE 3 with custom sheath. Loved my Izula II, certainly my favorite fixed blade that I have owned to date..

Source.

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So this is a thing. Or is rumored to be a thing. Or was. Does anyone know is ESEE is still developing this magnificent folder?

Loved my Izula II. Perfect size, sharpened up easily, and it tackled anything that I put it through (which was hours upon hours of use and abuse every week). 

Dig it except for that mini carabiner...

Source.

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Microtech Ultratech. OTF perfection.

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So a friend and mentor of mine recently did this to his Leatherman Micra. Removed all of the tools in the handles except for the small blade and tiny flathead driver and installed a shaved down version of his truck and house key. 

If you ask me, I think it's a perfectly practical way to incorporate a small multitool into your carry. Dig it!

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Get your lady a blade.

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Beautiful carry. 

Source.

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QTRM5TR QTR - 2 BA Baracas. 

Looks to be a fantastic blade. American made karambit from a small company out of Texas.

QTRM5TR (or Quartermaster Knives) seems to be ceaseless with their ingenuity and attention to detail. 

I hope to pick one of these up soon.