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    Concealing a Fixed-Blade Knife

    So I've been perusing the CCW Straight Knives thread a little bit. Looking at the blades that some of y'all are carrying, I can't help but wonder, how in the world are you keeping these things concealed?

    My style of dress is pretty standard for my business and area - polo shirt and khakis when it's hot, dress shirt and snacks when it's cooler, shirt always tucked in, jacket rarely or never. I can't come up with any realistic way to conceal even a small fixed blade in that kind of getup. Certainly not a way that would allow faster access than a folder in a pocket.

    So what's the secret? Or do business-casual types just not carry fixed blades?
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    For "business casual" dress I will second Tom's opinion on the Pocket Shield. It is a handy little bastard and I need to break down and get about three more so I can have "fixed" set ups.
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    I hate to be a spammy bastard but these things work pretty well.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Rhines View Post
    So I've been perusing the CCW Straight Knives thread a little bit. Looking at the blades that some of y'all are carrying, I can't help but wonder, how in the world are you keeping these things concealed?

    My style of dress is pretty standard for my business and area - polo shirt and khakis when it's hot, dress shirt and snacks when it's cooler, shirt always tucked in, jacket rarely or never. I can't come up with any realistic way to conceal even a small fixed blade in that kind of getup. Certainly not a way that would allow faster access than a folder in a pocket.

    So what's the secret? Or do business-casual types just not carry fixed blades?

    When I am dressed for work or going to a nicer function and shirts need to be tucked, and the weather is too warm for some kind of covering garment, I go with the Pocket Shield.
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    Theres a few ways to pocket carry a blade and you can always "tuck" a blade if its small enough but that requires two motions to deploy.
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    I have a pocket sleeve for an ESEE Uzula front Dark Star I use a lot when dress gets fancy. Sheath flicks off by the thumb just right.
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    ....Inexpensive option (IWB)
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    I use a pocket shield that holds a Watson Pikal and a 19 reload for most stuff. Up to 7.5 inch or 8 inch knife will fit my Arborwear pants.

    I also have a few tuck able IWB knife holsters made by Dale Fricke which work well at 4 or 9 o'clock.

    I see no reason to ever buy another folding knife.
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    I'm checking out the Pocket Shield. Thanks, dudes.
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    Here's how I carry my CP. Pretty slick, but not tuckable....but I am not a tucking kind of guy.

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