CCW Straight knives

[DI1]

Does anyone here have experience with the Spyderco Street beat?

http://m.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=263

Also is there a trainer available for it or maybe a custom knife maker who makes trainers for other makers knives?

The Spyderco original Street Beat with custom sheath from Rich at Concealed Carry Concepts is a great utility/fighting package.

[Irelander]

An Ian Wendt of Special Circumstances design.

Oh crap! I was perusing the Special Circumstances website and found this.


This is going to get expensive.

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Ian also makes a double edged version of the Disciple, if that's a legal option for you:

[HCM]

The Spyderco original Street Beat with custom sheath from Rich at Concealed Carry Concepts is a great utility/fighting package.

Thanks all. It caught my eye in the local fun store. Apparently they've improved the sheath a little bit and done away with the tek lock

[EPF]

Oh crap! I was perusing the Special Circumstances website and found this.


This is going to get expensive.

You won't be disappointed if you go that route. His smaller reverse edge knife is pretty slick as well.

[OnionsAndDragons]

Does anyone here have experience with the Spyderco Street beat?

http://m.spyderco.com/catalog/details.php?product=263

Also is there a trainer available for it or maybe a custom knife maker who makes trainers for other makers knives?

It's a really good knife. Get a purpose built sheath for your needs and your gtg.

For a trainer, I would get on bladeforums and post up to the makers there what you are looking for. Someone will likely be happy to help you. I'd suggest getting it made from G-10. It's nicer for your training partners and you can just get the whole thing made out of a bright training color.


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[johncorey]

Very intriguing, each made with input from two familiar names:

http://jerkingthetrigger.com/2015/06...watson-knives/

The push dagger designed reminds me of the SureFire ED-14, which sadly is no longer made along with the rest of SureFire's edged weapons.

[SouthNarc]

Joe is good people!

[Wondering Beard]

Very intriguing, each made with input from two familiar names:

http://jerkingthetrigger.com/2015/06...watson-knives/

The push dagger designed reminds me of the SureFire ED-14, which sadly is no longer made along with the rest of SureFire's edged weapons.

Both of those are on my 'to buy' list when they come out.

I have quite a few of Joe Watson's knives (recently acquired a different karambit of his and it is very nice) and they're all top class.

One of his designs that is a bit more 'general purpose' and small is the Magni, I'd pick it over a Street Beat any time.

[23JAZ]

Ian also makes a double edged version of the Disciple, if that's a legal option for you:

I like the looks of that. How is the grip? Like like it could get pretty slippery in the hand.