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[Dunc]

I keep thinking about getting a Slippy so if I tell you guys what I want then perhaps you could recommend one to me , pics would be nice too .

Made by a well known brand but not Vic or Wenger as I want to try something new .

Life time Warrenty

Two blades , the largest of which must be under 3 inches .

Not cost the Earth .

Something thats traditional in design thats looked apon in the same light as say a Buck 110.

Many thanks

Dunc

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Not asking much are you

How much are you looking to spend?

Here's a good way to narrow down your search http://heinnie.com/vmg9hu48831/Knives/-UK-Legal-Carry/c-1-92-641/

[Dunc]

Not asking much are you

How much are you looking to spend?

Here's a good way to narrow down your search http://heinnie.com/vmg9hu48831/Knives/-UK-Legal-Carry/c-1-92-641/

That Hen and Rooster Bull rider looks very nice  I think I'd like something on those lines . What is their reputation like?

Dunc

[prime77]

Maybe something along the Case Trapper line.

[Dunc]

Maybe something along the Case Trapper line.

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I like that too

Dunc

[Benner]

Check out the Slippy thread Dunc to give you ideas as I went on a similar quest as well recently.

[Anthony]

The two Case knives I own have fit and finish is on par with Vic.  I find that the friction that holds the Case blades open is a little stronger than Vic also, which is good.

[WhichDawg]

The two Case knives I own have fit and finish is on par with Vic.  I find that the friction that holds the Case blades open is a little stronger than Vic also, which is good.

I'm with Cman, Case!

quality and good company and reasonable

here's a place that has a decent selection, company owner is "Rodger"
nice guy; http://www.knifeworks.com/caseworkingknives-2.aspx

that's just one part of the case selection they have.

[HBlaine]

Go with Case, and you can't go wrong.

www.wrcase.com

There are other options, of course.  Kissing Crane and Rough Rider are two others that come to mind.  Both are inexpensive, yet very solid products.  (KC was one of the old Solingen, Germany companies, but has gone over to Chinese manufacture.  RR is purely Chinese.)  The fit/finish on the KC and RR can be a little rougher, but for day to day, hard and heavy work, both are very good.

[Paul]

Dunc,

Have you seen the Benchmade NRA slipjoints here: about 3/4 down the page? Not bad for £18 and £21 each .......if you can stop drooling at the 'Blue Class" stuff above them.

http://www.mikesknives.co.uk/12.html

Nearly forgot his slippie section:

http://www.mikesknives.co.uk/10.html

[Neil]

Anyone any experience with those NRA slippies?

[Flash]

Dunc,

Its only got one blade, but I vote for the Spyderco UKPK.  I have a black one for work and a green one for....well you know 

They ride VERY low in a pocket (not noticed until needed) are easy to carry, razor sharp out of the box, easy to keep sharp.

I even manage to clip one to a pair of shorts when I go jogging.  For me the ultimate UK legal slippie.

I never leave home without one. 

Nick

[Neil]

The UKPK is a great knife but I stopped carrying mine as I got too much    even from those who know me     

[Flash]

The UKPK is a great knife but I stopped carrying mine as I got too much    even from those who know me     

Want to sell it to me then 

[Neil]

The UKPK is a great knife but I stopped carrying mine as I got too much    even from those who know me     

Want to sell it to me then 

Sorry, I still do use it from time to time.

[Dunc]

Theres some great ideas guys and I'll look into them although I'm really starting to fall for a little number by Hen and Rooster but its soooo much money .

Nick I do have a UKPK and I use it alot ( in the kitchen ) but I'm after something a bit more traditional .



dunc