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Alex Shunnarah Altoid Can Knife. I'm not sure whether to call this semi-custom or not .While not produced in huge numbers, they made a lot of them; and one place says they're made in China as opposed to the USA. Got it for around $20 through an eBay seller that seems to be a liquidator for knives, because the design is discontinued. I find the drop point skinner shape coupled with the miniscule size of the knife somewhat inconvenient for all but slitting/skinning type tasks. But, it's one of the strongest little knives I own and 440C holds an edge. When I bought it, I felt like I had made a mistake, but it's slowly changing. I feel its successor, the Shanghai Shank is much better. Which I don't have, and there are more well known companies with better products for less money. This one is so poorly thought out. First, there was a black paracord wrap that had to be taken off (it wouldn't lock in the sheath with it on), then well, it's a bit fiddly in the hand. They didn't originally come with sheaths either; the seller had these made up for the knives; in order to make them safe to carry. (Image removed from quote.)
I ended up carrying my Nimravus today. I am a big fan of using the knife I am carrying and so I did. Tactical cooking it was.
Its a slicey knife so it actually worked pretty well for what I did today. I also get a kick out of using whatever fixed blade I have on me for food prep.
BRK Seax
But ... does it fit in an Altoid's tin in the sheath?
BRK Seax again today with a Possum Skinner.
Contego for me today. I rigged a easy set up to carry it on my belt. I ran a molle strap or whatever you call them, under the sheath creating a loop at the top. I then added a belt loop attachment I had to it. The ranger bands help the set up "grip" my pants a bit so the swinging of the sheath is less. I think the knife sits perfectly on my belt with little handle sticking up.