I do often. I prefer the CP, but every now and then I get the itch to rock the bigger blade. Rarely have an issue with the size difference.Originally Posted by SouthNarc
I do often. I prefer the CP, but every now and then I get the itch to rock the bigger blade. Rarely have an issue with the size difference.
Mine shipped today
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Mine shipped yesterday. Looking forward to getting hands on!
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Nice I`ve been looking for a wharncliffe fixed blade for a long time.
I m wanting a 4inch slim handle and a 2 to 3 inch max blade
I found one but cost 450 bucks
Now I can see spending 80 bucks . but not 149.oo
Got mine yesterday.
Question to the class: how are you guys concealing this on the belt? I tried several orientations with the included clip, which is good. I just can not get it so that I don't have a huge teepee effect on my shirt. I regularly conceal full size handguns AIWB but a small fixed blade seems very difficult. Interested in any advice/suggestions. Pictures would be helpful. Maybe this deserves a new thread.
I may end up loosening up the kydex a bit with a heat gun and using this as a neck knife. Less than ideal for the intended purpose though.
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Evidence. Stick tang? Super easy to reverse though, the posts are even keyed so they only go in one way and can't rotate.
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Sort of answered my own question. It works quite well for me at 3:00, fast to draw although giving up the benefits of centerline. Also leaves room for spare mag at 11:00.
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Received mine today after it was "lost" between Utah and New Mexico for over a week.
I reversed the handles to be a better taint stabber.
I also used a Dremel sanding drum to relieve the sheath so I could get a better grip it further down on the bolster.
I removed the belt clip and am running it as a sheathed pocket knife for now. I use a combination thumb push off and hook the sheath on my pocket as I draw the knife, it works great but I plan on adding a "shark fin" to the sheath later to better hook the pocket.
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One thing you guys might consider doing to get a closer ride is to run it between the belt and the pants.
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