Post Your Tactical Folders

[Vit_213]

SOG S94 Tomcat-2

SOG S95 Tomcat-3

[QTCut5]

CRKT Ken Onion Ripple plain edge

I’ve been a big fan of the Ikoma Korth Bearing System (IKBS) ever since it debuted and I discovered it on the First Production Ripple. So fast, so smooth and no spring assist.

The Ripple is the best design I’ve ever seen in a small tactical.

[bestgear]

The Ripple is the best design I’ve ever seen in a small tactical.

Hard to go wrong with just about anything Ken Onion and CRKT Q ….. I’m much more of a fan of the frame/liner lock than a thumb stud or hole….. thanks for sharing!

[Vit_213]

Boker Cera-Titan Lambda (110189)
Not a steel blade

[Vit_213]

Boker Speedlock (110077)

[Vit_213]

Boker Turbine (110130)

[1967redrider]

Sweet trio of Bokers.

[Vit_213]

Sweet trio of Bokers.

Thanks!

[jmh58]

[1967redrider]

Nice, John! Looks like a good slicer.

[jmh58]

Nice, John! Looks like a good slicer.

Thanks John. Haven’t tried it out yet as it just arrived yesterday pm!!
John

[RedRaiderRick]

Time to breathe some life into this dieing thread. I'm into traditionals alot more these days but still....

Benchmade, kershaw, benchmade, zero Tolerance, Kershaw Launch. All automatics.

[1967redrider]

Excellent group.

[treefarmer]

Even though I own several tactical folders, I'm not a big fan. I suppose it may be my age and being "old school" probably guides my thoughts.

Consider the development of some items over the years that seemed to have improved. Vehicles have supposedly improved but not many of us can even do minor maintenance let alone make a repair. Firearms continue to change, polymer and color. They, like vehicles still get us from point A to B, they still shoot shot or projectiles but personally I miss blue steel and walnut just like I miss 4X4s with manual shifting devices, not electric switches. So it is with knives, a handle of old school materials, bone, horn or wood and a blade of carbon steel appeals to me rather than the latest tactical folder with the indestructible handles and the latest development of blade steel.

There I've said it! Turn me out to pasture, keep an eye on me and you'll probably see a tactical folder in the breast pocket of my bib overalls once in a while but be assured there will most likely be an older Case or Queen in my front pocket.
Treefarmer

[GSPTOPDOG]

A few folders....

[1967redrider]

Nice group, GSP.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Nice group, GSP.

Thanks for the kind words, R&R

[RedRaiderRick]

Even though I own several tactical folders, I'm not a big fan. I suppose it may be my age and being "old school" probably guides my thoughts.

Consider the development of some items over the years that seemed to have improved. Vehicles have supposedly improved but not many of us can even do minor maintenance let alone make a repair. Firearms continue to change, polymer and color. They, like vehicles still get us from point A to B, they still shoot shot or projectiles but personally I miss blue steel and walnut just like I miss 4X4s with manual shifting devices, not electric switches. So it is with knives, a handle of old school materials, bone, horn or wood and a blade of carbon steel appeals to me rather than the latest tactical folder with the indestructible handles and the latest development of blade steel.

There I've said it! Turn me out to pasture, keep an eye on me and you'll probably see a tactical folder in the breast pocket of my bib overalls once in a while but be assured there will most likely be an older Case or Queen in my front pocket.
Treefarmer

Tree, I agree man. I usually have a traditional knife on me that i hope I don't have to use plus a user modern knife.

[RedRaiderRick]

Scored this Benchmade Mini Taggedout today.

[1967redrider]

I like that orange anodization, a nice contrast.

[Quick Steel]

[1967redrider]

Nice Cold Steel, QS.

[Jtx]

Kershaw Bel Air.

[Quick Steel]

JTX, I like the looks of your Kershaw; clean, uncluttered lines.

[Jtx]

JTX, I like the looks of your Kershaw; clean, uncluttered lines.

Thanks for the positive feedback Quick Steel.