Kentucky Armory Club

Nice pick. I really like the size and utility of the 3.

I just ordered another 6 and a Lazer Strike to add to my 3, 4, 6, & Izula. One might ask "why so many knives?", & my answer would be different tools for different jobs in different environments. I keep a good stout utility knife in each of our vehicles, my BOB, my get home bag, my medical bag, and spotted around the house where I can always be in reasonable proximity. A good knife is a tool that has more uses and versatility than any other, IMO.

The only time I have been without a knife on my person in the last 44 years is when I'm in the shower, traveling on aircraft, or in the hospital.

My new 6 joins my 3 and Izula.

3MIL with plain edge and a Laser Strike -

I want a 6... And a 5... And another 3.

I want the 3 with the OD blade and orange handles.

Here's my first they are addictive thinking of which one to buy next probably a Izula

I have a tan straight edge 4 and an Eskabar. The eskabar is 50% ESEE lol

I've only got the 1 ESEE (Izula II). I do have a RAT-1 folder, and a RAT-5. I'll prolly end up with a ESEE-3 at some point.

My first ESEE it is an OD green IZULA still need to wrap it and get the little rust off that was there when i got it

The 4 is red, not pink...stupid camera phone

ssracer wrote:The 4 is red, not pink...stupid camera phone

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Nice looking family of knives

what do yall suggest to remove the rust from mine?

I would call whoever you bought it from... or ESEE... that's not what I consider ok.

He got it from me, it was still sealed brand new in pack.. but yeah I dont like that, I would call esee.... but is it rust or oxidization? if it is just oxidization I have an eraser that will take it off..

Er, rust is oxidation.

Just sayin'...

Wyldman wrote:Er, rust is oxidation.

Just sayin'...

Eh when I think oxidization I am thinking of when I worked on computers and we had light moisture in the unit causing surface oxidizing... Rust I think of it eating into the metal....

Fe3O2 is the enemy. Kill it before it spreads!

Fe3O2 is the enemy. Kill it before it spreads!

we had a liquid when i worked at GSC called De-oxit, the stuff was awesome for cleaning connections, board parts etc.. I would like to find some of it to use at home, especially for stuff like cleaning off the trailer wiring connections, or battery terminals...

oil and really fine steel wool (0000 I think it is) is same thing I use on guns.

and some cheese

It's becoming an obsession.


Hey! I'm down like a rodeo clown, Jack!

Wrapped mine will be calling esee Monday

Molle back and accessory pouch for the 5/6

Attached to the 6

Family pic

Nice!!