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[@davegoodridge8352]

Got in today the new Knife Center Baby Banter in s35v. It's really sweet! And so is Knife Center getting it into my hands so fast. Thank you.

[@Jayeff30]

Can never get enough reviews on US made knives👍🏻

[@mortaldemons11]

You guys need to do a “Beat the Icon” for the Hinderer XM-18. Loving the content and I can’t wait to see what you have coming for the new year!

[@danielwendell542]

The Xtreme Budget offering: Kershaw Cryo lol

[@di4bol1c4l7]

I second that motion. The spyderco autonomy and the hinderer xm-18 are have been the hardest to get. For me anyways.

[@mortaldemons11]

@@Squatch-sj3vg I never heard anything about that. I always knew him as a firefighter and EMS.

[@boilermatt]

Hi DCA & Thomas! I am considering building an "a la carte" kitchen knife set. Will you please show and discuss a variety of good options for storing them (variety of blocks, magnets etc)? Thank you!

[@rakewawrz5200]

I have a small handful of American knives my native five is just my straight-up go to. And my other ones are a lot nicer and have better materials but there's something about a comfortable everyday carry that just works

[@roberthaines1227]

Love my Native 5. Perfect EDC knife that often gets overlooked by people. Probably because it has a back lock and isn’t as fidgety as other knives out there.

[@abc456f]

I prefer the sage 1 in maxamet. Easier one hand operation. The sage 5 is also a good pick. My favorite native is the native chief.

[@powersww1reset]

@@abc456f Sage 5 lw, with the pivot bushing, is excellent! However, I would love to see a larger version of the same exact design. 4 inch blade would be outstanding

[@stuartrollings602]

Y’all do a great job in relating to people…thus building trust and sales…appreciate y’all and hope you have a wonderful New Years! Use to live in Fredericksburg and appreciate that you do now…. Love from Texas!

[@supporterofsanity]

I think it would be interesting if you could tell us a little bit about the Knife Center. Like how long have you been in business, who founded the company, how many employees do you have and most importantly about how many knives do you sell each year. Thanks for all the great content!

[@WhatsthePOINT_EDC]

Start the new year off with a new segment called “Knife Center Stuff” just remember to give me a shout out for the name! Haha

[@garrett6743]

Just got a Buck 112 Pro TRX in orange for Christmas and I love it

[@arrowheadguys7637]

For the Crooked River Vs Griptilian guy, I have both and have XL hands. Both knives are plenty big enough for my hands. IMO the Griptilian is a more form fitting handle and is a better size for EDC. The Crooked River is awesome, but I generally carry it for camping or outdoor activities, because its pretty dang big. Can't go wrong with either for large hands tho, so really comes down to cost and appearance.

[@arrowheadguys7637]

In this era of knives, nobody should be choosing between design and specs. Finding a knife with both at just about any price range is doable. Once your collection gets up over 20 knives or so, you find yourself making the choice not to settle on either, otherwise you'll never really end up with knives you actually desire.

[@PrecYsely]

True

[@erickvazquez6518]

Same here had to sell a bunch that just sat there

[@arrowheadguys7637]

@druidic4353 I think we all start there. You buy some bad knives in order to discover what you do and do not like. Then you look at your collection and try to figure out who to give the junkers away to lol.

[@arrowheadguys7637]

@@erickvazquez6518 I sold a few, but end up usually giving those cheapo knives that don't see carry time away to friends and most often they're a good step up for them

[@erickvazquez6518]

@@arrowheadguys7637 that’s true. I’ve given a fair amount of knives away. Some good ones too that later I’m like damn I actually liked that one

[@vision10345]

The native 5 has held up for years. Great knife.. I have so many expensive stuff but I absolutely carry this. . Enjoy everyone, happy new year!

[@littlechimpy8468]

Wifey got me a spiderco Yojimbo for Christmas and it made me really happy breaking down all the Christmas boxes with it

[@The4cp]

Hey DAC ! Thanks for the help! He eventually went big and got the Crooked River just from seeing the size in hand.

[@michaelcorsini776]

DCA, another one for you. The Kabar Dozier, Buck Bantam, Buck 112 slim, and the Cold Steel Finn Wolf all share some common DNA. I really enjoy using these as edc knives but I’d really like to get something new along these same lines maybe under the $80 mark. Any recommendations?

[@stevena.simmons3203]

Thank you! 3v for SURE. I appreciate the suggestions!

[@michaelcorsini776]

DCA your reviews have not only reignited my interest in knives after a several year hiatus but they have also influenced well over half of my current collection. I grew up with knives as my father was an EDC guy many years before it was a thing. He collected hundreds of knives, pens, zippos, and the like. Lately I’ve been been enjoying one of my most recent purchases, the CJRB Gobi. This knife gets very little attention but I think it’s awesome. Is there anything out there that’s a similar design that you recommend under the $100 mark? Doesn’t seem to be a lot out there.

[@deejay2793]

I’ve never had a problem with my hest yet & it’s taken some abuse. I know most new dpx knives are being made in USA now, and some being produced by toor knives. So they’ve definitely stepped it up.

[@marcguerino5645]

Happy the slim 112s got some love!!! One of my favorites

[@hips2862]

How popular are tracker-style knives, like the tops tom brown or the Becker? Are they worth the additional weight over a more traditional fixed blade? You've mentioned knives in the past that can fit chopping tasks and batoning, so I wanted to ask if tracker style knives had any real advantages to those knives considering tracker knives are heavy and quite expensive.

[@lmcq784]

Happy holidays and happy new year, DCA, Thomas, and Seth!! Thanks for consistently bringing awesome content to us from the knife world!

[@rtz549]

Owned all the Spydercos, Cold Steels, etc. Emerson CQC-8 is really the ultimate. If your on the fence about the money. Get the Kershaw version. I had 2 of them before I got the real thing.

[@KellyRobinette]

Hi DCA! Happy New Year! I actually have two questions: 1. Can you, at some point, do a video about the Joker line of knives. I’ve seen reviews, but I’d really like to hear your thoughts about them. 2) Are button locks safe? I’ve been watching a lot of videos about knives that I”m thinking of purchasing and I got to wondering if button locks were safe. It occurred to me that if you aren’t paying attention or wearing gloves or something, if you grip too high it might fail. Am I just overthinking it? Thanks so much!

[@gingebrien2408]

The Crooked River is one of those grail knives that you would want to collect. It’s heavy and too beautiful to beat. But you could.

[@gingebrien2408]

LT Wright illuminous is a dream. And despite what you said you can chop all day and strip it back to shaving g sharp. It’s 3V. Pretty dam indestructible if done right.

[@Ryan_the_tinz]

The magnacut and polymer Hogue Deka would be my go-to USA recommendation.

[@sneddy77]

Hi all, new to EDC and I am looking for a recommendation. I chose the Civivi Praxis as my first folder. Overall I am pretty happy with it (nice action, micarta scales, good weight), but I would like sth smaller. I work at a desk, so a bit hard to justify having a large knife in my pocket as a daily carry. I'd like sth with great action, multiple ways to open (the Praxis has no spidey flick option or thumbscrew, want sth more fidgety!), generally prefer a contoured handle. Drop point or maybe a tanto. Happy with a liner lock. I have seen some beautiful blades with a very high contour that look awesome. I'm not too fussed about the blade steel. I like the look of g10 for the handle. Thinking around $75-$100 USD, I am in Australia, so that won't really be 'budget here'. Can't be assisted as they are not legal here. Hope I am not being too picky with what I am looking for, with the prices we pay for knives here, I don't want to buy a bunch of them before find what I want. Thanks for the great content, keep it up :)

[@c62west]

THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! David C. Andersen for a great video. It does my heart good to see American-made knives on your program. It would be great to see one 2 or 3 times a year. When you have models in stock to sell us, it'd be great to see makers featured such as Bark River, L.T. Wright, White River, Esee, Bradford, Ontario, etc. Thank you again for an excellent video.

[@happykt]

My favorite USA made knife is my DCA exclusive Benchmade Griptilian with the the red handle and the silver blade.

[@KennyPowers87]

DCA is the Bob Ross of knifedom.. Top 3 favorite knife content channels... based on bad financial decisions

[@rodrigoruiz976]

What would you recommend for a full metal knife? One folder and one fixed, both sort of pocket size (could be carried in the back of the belt - hidden).

[@johnathan.jerusik]

I personally own the Reiff knives F6 and I love it!! Highly highly recommend it!

[@davek6473]

What would you recommend, for a Made in USA, small "key chain" knife? under 2in closed, closer to 1.75in would be even better, with a lanyard hole, to attach to a key chain.

[@cylentone]

Hi DCA & Crew - thank you for answering so many questions, I have learned a lot since I started watching. My question to you came up when watching recent news about the extremely cold weather. Are these temperatures low enough to affect the opening or locking mechanisms of our typical EDC knives, or to make some steels more prone to chipping or even breaking when prying or chopping? It would be good to to know when preparing for the worst this Winter.

[@Swearengen1980]

I agree the Kershaw Blur is a great knife for what it is. It was my EDC for many years and I still do occasionally. Edge retention isn't great, but a breeze to sharpen (for me) and I love the spring assisted. The Blur is my daughter's first folder. But these days my EDC is usually the Mini Adamas (unfortunately my action isn't nearly as smooth as the one in this video).

[@acid6urns]

the blur does come in s30v if edge retention is the important thing to you

[@Swearengen1980]

@@acid6urns No need for that when I have Cruwear and Magnacut.

[@acid6urns]

@@Swearengen1980 oh i agree i have a pm2 in cruwear and a viper vale in magnacut, i love both of them but s30v isn’t anything to sneeze at still

[@wolfmaster88]

Hi DCA, I recently lost my edc knife(benchmade north fork). I have also discovered a love for hunting. Can you suggest a finger safe edc folder and complimentary fixed blade to cover the task of field dressing animals, big and small? $400 combined budget. Thank you for your fun and informative videos.

[@MrDmeyer40]

Would like to see a video on Top 10 investment quality production knives (e.g., Sibenza, AD20.5 Timascus, etc). Really enjoy all your videos DCA. My Knife Center wish list is really stacking up!

[@jimmorris8158]

I am old which may be why my EDC is an older 2 blade Barlow. Nice and slim and easy in the pocket.

[@realbroggo]

My friend you don't need to be old to enjoy a nice Barlow or Canoe or Sow Belly. All easy on the pocket (I use a beautiful worked leather belt pouch), easy to use and depending on brand well made - what's not to like. Have a great day.

[@master11pizza63]

I have used my Delica for years. Bought a Ladybug for my niece for Xmas. Since they were on sale I got myself an Endura. The Endura is now my new go to… feels better in the hand, Larger blade gives me more control IMHO, more cutting options than shorter delica.

[@deltafunction0]

Knife that's well designed but not well spec'd: the VG-10 Delicas. Often criticized for subpar materials by 2022 standards, and for not having a good blade to handle length ratio. They also just raised the price another $7 since the last time I checked (it was $81 last year, now it's $88).

[@SimonSaysCanada]

Hey DCA - I’m on a quest to find the most fidgety folder possible BUT it has to be compliant with Canadian laws… No button locks, no axis or its variants, no automatics, no assisted… Best I could find so far is Buck’s Trunk, which I can flick open with lots of practice… Anything better out there? I know - not actual legal advice - just inspiration! Loved you in Stranger Things - thanks!

[@billclancy4913]

Three years ago I quit buying knives, and started making them...What a rabbit hole! Now if I want a folder, I find someone to trade one of my fixed blades for it. I acquired a nice Shaman, & a sprint Endura that way.

[@eriktaylor5704]

I’ve been using the blustery, midwestern winter to catch up on my KZbin subscriptions, most of which are bushcraft focused. I’d be interested m in seeing your recommendations on Bushcraft tool combinations (hatchet, saw, axe, fixed blade, companion folder). I would also love to see your own personal set of tools.

[@martinbose7163]

Okay, here's a question. I've got a Benchmade black series folder that I've had for a couple of decades. It's a big brute, 9-1/4" overall, 4" D2 half serrated blade. These days I mostly use it for cutting twine on hay bales with the serrated edge. The twine is tough stuff, multi-strand nylon under high tension. But I've noticed that stabbing the blade into a tight bale to bring the serrations into play takes the edge off of the rest of the D2 blade. Would any of the more modern steels stand up better for this? I haven't seen a half serrated edge recently, guess they are out of favor. Oh, and I'm a lefty!

[@unfi6798]

Happy New Year..!!! All at The Knife Center. May all your knives come true..!!

[@erikswenson915]

I clicked on this saying to myself “they’re going to overlook the Native5 yet again.”🙄🤣 I carried a Native5 LW exclusively for 6 years (s90v). Perfect choice, tho I highly recommend a Lynch clip

[@Wayfarer45]

I always recommend the OKC RAT 1 or 2. As the "everyman" knife. Mainly cause it's cheap and built like a tank. Bronze washers etc a person really can't go wrong.

[@brentjacobs7083]

Hey Steve Simmons, check out Survive Knives. They make beastly knives out west somewhere. Saber grinds, 20cv or 3v steel and g 10 handles. I think they make up to a 12” blade with kydex sheaths. I own five and love them all.

[@UrbanSurvivalist_]

Very serious question: does a rusted blade inflict poison damage on enemies?

[@ezequielikonikoff]

Hi DCA, I love your videos! Why do you think the Benchmade Valet was discontinued? Didn't like the design? Price too high? It is one of my favorite knives and my first Benchmade.

[@knifecenter]

I love it too. Still have a first production in m collection. As to why they disco'd it, they must not have been selling as many as they wanted. -DCA

[@00sajt00]

Hey KC, hey DCA! Do you think elmax is an upgrade to s35vn? And if yes does the value jutifies the double price? Wish everyone a happy new year from the other side of the big pond!

[@YakinNick]

Could you recommend some edc fixed blades, no blade length restrictions, but aren't neck knifes sub $75 I've been eyeing the Kizer Baby, but want to see some other options you'd recommend

[@JCpNK]

Great video and I agree with a lot of your picks.. I so wish you guys could open a brick and mortar because you guys are knowledgeable and have great customer service

[@arrowheadguys7637]

Agreed, my best friend moved to VA last year, it'd be cool to be able to stop in and check out knives and see the legend DCA in person!

[@Pharto_Stinkus]

Re: Best American made knife for everyone... I didn't mean to imply that my choice of the Kershaw Blur met all of your criteria except length, my comment was just worded poorly. I just meant that the Blur is the knife I recommend most times when someone asks. Thanks for putting me on blast and making me look like a goober in front of 300k people! (To clarify, I'm not actually upset or hurt at all). :) KNIFEAQ QUESTION: If you were going to carry a slipjoint for EDC, I mean as your primary knife, not as a backup, which one would you pick? I think it would be cool if you did a "traditional", and a "modern" pick. You rock as always, eager to hear your thoughts!

[@scrick7112]

DCA. Seems to me it’s been quiet at Nordsmith knives in 2022 as far as drops. Just curious. Own several. Thank you. Happy New Year to You, Thomas and every one at knikecenter.

[@knifecenter]

Confluence of events has forced it into more of a backburner project unfortunately (new kid, new house, more responsibilities at KnifeCenter). That said, got some cool things in store for 2023 :) -DCA

[@scrick7112]

Hi knife center. Got the native in magnacut. For me it’s a edc that’s got a good price point. Had it for several years. Easy for me to take apart and clean. Just don’t wax your car with it in your pocket, the pocket clip will get your car every time. Lol

[@shauncoughlan986]

also the dpx has a hex driver holder as the lanyard hole

[@WhatsthePOINT_EDC]

“What’s the best kind of knife…A sharp one” Perfect answer.

[@landscapingspecialist]

DCA you should make a new knife. Call it the ‘Fingersworth’. Make it so your larger than average paws can get a full hand grip w a Fingersworth of space behind the pinky.

[@leopinetree_]

DCA, I love my Kershaw Blur in 14C28N but I decided to check the laws in my state and the blade is too long, bummer. What is your recommendation for a Blur substitute with a blade at or below 3 inches? Thanks!

[@nicolase.2997]

Hey DCA! Question for a future episode: are there some modern knives that can beat my good old opinel no8 as slicers, mainly for cutting food ? Ideally in a budget range, less than 100$. Thanks!!

[@knifecenter]

Working on an Opinel Beat the Icon vid, coming soon. ;) -DCA

[@nicolase.2997]

@@knifecenter amazing, thanks !!

[@ezequielikonikoff]

Hi DCA, it will soon be my birthday, I wanted to know if you can recommend any folding knife, based on five of the folding production knives in my collection? The WE Elementum blue, the Benchmade Valet, the Kizer Latt Vind in titanium, the Buck 110 slim with green micarta and S30V and the Buck Bantam 284. Thank you and sorry if my English is not very good.

[@boyscout399]

I have a full size Crooked River with normal man hands. I find the crossbar lock hard to actuate with such a large handled knife. my bugout and full size griptillian are much easier to use. The problem with the big handle is that I usually put the end of the handle into my palm to to give myself leverage with my fingers to pull back the crossbar axis lock. With the Crooked River the knife is too big to brace into my palm and I can't get leverage.

[@michaelg5936]

Hey now! Love my We kitefin, it’s thin, slicey, and looks classy. I’ve been carrying it for a while and looking for new edc. What would you suggest for something just at nice?

[@Bladeshooked_Daniel]

For outdoors working with gloves, the big crooker river is my choice hands down against the griptilian

[@poncho151]

Well DCA, you threw “pig iron” out there as if it were a normal weekly reference, so I just had to look it up. With all this fancy steel knowledge in my brain, I was actually surprised I had never come across the term pig iron. Thank you for the knowledge and I agree that it would be about as bottom of the barrel as you could get as far as blade material goes.

[@kevinx7015]

I’m wondering why when brining up a Buck knife as an all around USA made folding knife to recommend why go with the Buck 112 Tanger over the Buck Bantam 284? The 284 Bantam doesn’t have a pocket clip but it does have a nice lanyard hole, they have also thumb studs for both left and right handed and the kickback is mid handle lock back which makes opening the knife with that thumb stud easier than say the Buck 112 wheee the lock back goes nearly all the way down the handle and it’s more convenient to close the blade. It seems like to me the Buck Bantam 284 is a better user friendly knife to operate than the Buck 112 Ranger.

[@grahamblackall6305]

Good evening gents from your number 1 limey fan! 🇬🇧 My question is about recurves, how much is too little and how much is too much? What are your opinions on this? Take care Graham

[@gerardhebert9207]

i just noticed Joker knives, like their nessmuk... are they any good???

[@6rim_Reaper666]

Can you recommend a slipjoint with a locking pin (like boker plus caracal or crkt journeyer)

[@tony88851]

Hi DCA. I'm looking for a left handed framelock or linerlock knive. what options are there?

[@heavychevy4616]

thank u gentlemen, merry christmas & happy new years

[@dam77]

David, Ive been looking for a lightweight, fixed blade knife for backpacking. I’d like about 3.5-4” drop point blade shaped like the one one the Benchmade Bugout or the ZT Sinkevich 0450. Ideally, the knife would have a full, skeletonized tang to maximize strength and minimize weight and handle that would be comfortable for large hands. I’d love for it to have a convex grind for a very sharp strong edge that can be maintained with a light strop and compound. I can’t find what I really want-I’d buy a bugout if they had stronger handles. I’ll accept more weight to get a knife I can depend on. Finally, I’d value a tough steel like 3V or maybe Cruwear. Are you aware of anyone making a knife like this?

[@josephmartin1540]

Particularly enjoyed this one. But, I've been USA focused lately blade wise of late. Have thought of or toned some of these...

[@mxnxexpxtxrx4392]

Hi DCA, I love your channel. Keep up the great work. Now for my question. I am looking for a knife both for hunting use and for survival / bushcraft activities. Therefore, the blade should be at least 23 - 25 cm long, full tang and stainless. Can you guys give me some suggestions. Thank you very much.

[@baby-shane]

Can you pretty please do a comparison. A new brand you carry, Kubey Coeus vs the most comparable Spyderco.

[@PeterMinearo]

Hey DCA, I have a couple of general question: 1. Why get rid of a knife? If you are a knife collector, why not keep the knife? Yes, I understand there is a possibility of storage space. But if you didn't have to worry about storage space, why give it away? Are there knives that are not worth keeping? Are there knives that should be thrown out, or recycled? 2. Why isn't Thomas in the videos? Is he hiding from law enforcement? Or is he part of the knife mafia and doesn't want his picture taken?

[@knifecenter]

#1 - selling knives you aren't as fond of anymore can fund new purchases #2 - I'm not at liberty to say -DCA

[@jacoolivier]

Hey DCA and the reverse tanto goblin, any suggestions for a budget friendly fidgety knife? (Around 60 dollars or so) Thanks. Also my dad is looking for a camp/picnic/food prep knife. Like a low cost spydiechef.

[@marcausedc9521]

Hey DCA what is the most well rounded steel for a fixed blade knife with intention of using it in multiple applications for example EDC all the way to heavy outdoor use? Thanks

[@landscapingspecialist]

The native 5 needs to be in my pocket asap. I like the lc200n this time of year. All the corrosion resistance 👌🏻But the s110v is super high performing and also pretty corrosion resistant. What to do what to do 🤔

[@arrowheadguys7637]

Those icemelt bags ain't gonna open themselves!

[@landscapingspecialist]

@@arrowheadguys7637yep, you got it 💪🏻

[@arrowheadguys7637]

@@landscapingspecialist Yup, busy week last week. I used the red Griptilian shown in the vid.

[@mikegonzales6118]

I like this guy! He knows his knives!

[@tarinindell8217]

Hey DCA! Beat the Icon: Cold Steel American Lawman

[@MarcHPhelps]

Hey, hey DCA! I did not get the kitchen knife I wanted for Christmas. Looking for a prep knife with a hand-filling grip, crowned spine, and stainless steel. Mostly for cutting pork and chicken meats in to smaller pieces and cutting vegetables. Thanks and Happy New Year to you and Thomas!

[@StriderX04]

Can you guys please restock your 20cv griptilians with the non coated blades? I'm so sad I missed those for that price 😭😭😭

[@diegogutierrez347]

Hi DCA, so I was considering the Bastinelli Pika and the Spiderco Street Beat as an EDC tactical fixed blade. Out of these two which would you choose, and if you have other suggestions they will be greatly appreciated? The top of my price range is about how much the Pika costs so $150. Thanks and enjoy tue holidays!

[@OreoDave]

Civivi Clavi looks like a great executive knife option. But it lacks a deep carry pocket clip, like most of their other designs. Can I replace the stock clip with a deep carry clip from another Civivi?

[@mattcocky8956]

DCA and Tommy Boy, I am driving cross country to take my dog Bodhi to meet a French bulldog he met on the internet. I'm not sure if the owners are gonna be rough and tumble country folk or sophisticated city folk but I want a knife that would impress either. Is there a small fixed blade with hollow grind and micarta scales under 100 buckaroos?

[@arrowheadguys7637]

I did a full search on the site and there was only 1 knife that met your criteria that I could find but it looks like a good match. CRKT 2382K Alan Folts Biwa. Looks like a nice lil blade.

[@matthewcochran3325]

@@arrowheadguys7637 excellent! Bodhi's play date is gonna be great! Thanks

[@Preacher357]

I like SpyderCo knives, but their pocket clips are weak. I break them. The clips on the Buck Knives are far superior. I carry a 726 mini Spitfire. That would be my recommendation over the 112 slim for clip in pocket carry, but I love the 112 as well.

[@paladinofwrath2145]

You should do a video that's just banter between you and Thomas

[@landscapingspecialist]

I would 100% watch that

[@ligaar0849]

I second this.

[@MrTJohnston]

That would be hilarious

[@blondhairblackstrat]

Baby Banter? (sorry ;)

[@twatmunro]

You people are easily amused. Thomas's dad jokes aren't funny and get in the way of the show. I'd have sacked him by now.

[@landscapingspecialist]

Great table this afternoon!

[@patrickmunneke8348]

Buck 110 is a great starter knife

[@ForRealConfused]

Hey DCA and crew very important!! I have been watching your videos and love knives but.... my dad needs a knife! But he doesn't like knives due to there relation with tactical situations! What knife should I get him! He loves good deals and would want a budget knife nothing over 40 and would be used in outdoor work! Thanks!

[@plausible.deaniability]

Do you know of any assisted knives with a wire pocket clip?

[@JoeyB7615]

I have a question..I am the only one who regrinds knives. I take scandis that are thick and give them a full height convex .I mod almost every knife I get is this normal.

[@ElStriker777]

Fabulous Knives Like Always

[@brianmatthews3450]

Hey dca and Seth love the videos. What pocket do u carry your primary folder in? I prefer the back right with my wallet. Just curious what the pros do.

[@knifecenter]

Front right -DCA

[@johnmccann4685]

Love the channel. Informative and fun. Just a thought on the us knives for everyone. Living in the UK means we are limited to carrying a folding knife with no lock and 3inch or less blade. I wonder what you would recommend for your cousins across the pond (other than immigration). Keep up the good work

[@billclancy4913]

Hmmm... Loosing your gun rights didn't make everyone safe? Now they're after your knives!

[@jespernakskov6206]

Hey DCA. I have a question for you. I have become quite a Spyderco fan over the last year and love their looks and feel of the knives. But are there a similar brand that leans a bit in the Spyderco direction? And of course, keep up the awsome content for us knife-nerds🔪👌

[@Cadwallader38]

I've heard of bucks legendary heat treat of the 420hc, I've heard the same about cold steels aus8A, people claim that those steels from those companies perform more like VG10, is this at all true?

[@powersww1reset]

I would say better than vg10!

[@NAVYWhistleblowerAssassin]

That LT Wright Illuminous is amazing! #GrailKnife! It's like the Condor Aqualore but bigger! What a chonk!