SURVIVING IN ARGENTINA: Best Defense Value Knife: Cold Steel Vaquero Voyager XL

Saturday, July 27, 2013

h&c said...: thanks.
you posted earlier which allowed me
to buy it for $44 with free shipping.
obviously, the price has increased.
here's my opinion:
1. buy plain edge, not serrated.
2. loosen up the pocket clip just
a little, otherwise, it will tear
up your pocket opening.
3. practice drawing/using it....
just like everything else.; July 28, 2013 at 5:15 PM
Dan said...: As I mentioned on an earlier post about this knife, I recently bought the same knife, but in serrated-edge. Wicked knife!

I had been considering removing material behind the clip, just as you mentioned, and warned not to do. However, since I can't afford multiple defensive knives, I actually WILL be carrying this in my nicer clothes, so I don't want to tear them up. Perhaps I'll go slowly, taking away just enough material to avoid tearing without giving up too much grip. I'll let you know how that goes.; July 30, 2013 at 11:44 AM
dc.sunsets said...: Question, maybe I missed it if you addressed it: Which blade, plain or serrated, do you prefer?

The plain edge can be easily resharpened, but the serrated is like a shark's tooth, it grabs and dives into what's being cut. Serrated seems more likely to get through a leather coat sleeve or blue jeans if following the theory of cutting arms (that wield weapons) and legs (that move an adversary to "harm's length").; August 2, 2013 at 1:17 PM
Ralf said...: This is awesome!; August 26, 2013 at 5:11 AM

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