The AXIS lock is easy to operate with one hand if needed.Ĭhris Reeve Knives – Inkosi Natural Canvas MicartaĬanvas micarta is an extremely durable fibrous material designed to bloom when in contact with moisture, making the Inkosi with micarta an exceptional choice for an every day carry. Small, stylish, yet able to get most jobs done. I absolutely love this knife, and I think it would get on my Top 3 list if I ever had to make one. I have the Nakamura, with a serrated blade. They were just allowed a higher budget this time.īenchmade Knives – Benchmade Nakamura or Benchmade Osborne Carbon Fiber– 320 USD Folding or Assisted Opening with a lock.The Best Premium Blades: EDC Knives For Gun Carriers:Īll of these TFB EDC Knives were selected based on the following characteristics: Let the show begin, here are the selected ones in Alphabetical order: But I’m only a beginner and most of my knives are “cheap” or even “really cheap” as soon as I start to compare what other collectors have. I’ve used quite a lot of cash to build a knife collection (i.e. What we can afford and what you and I think is “cheap” or “expensive” will always differ. Or perhaps hint someone that it’s soon going to be Christmas. To help you do a bit of window shopping here at TFB, to tickle your desires. I am pretty sure that within the reach of you and your firearm there is a knife or another sharp object around, and this is what it is all about. We are fully aware that the name and focus of this blog is Firearms, but we do take the liberty to widen the subject from time to time. There were a lot of comments and feedback which encouraged us to continue with similar articles. Earlier, TFB’s Editor In Chief Pete had a look at The Best Budget Blades: EDC Knives For Gun Carriers.
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