Does anyone carry a push dagger?

I use to carry a Cold Steel push dagger when I was a paramedic. We got stationed in some really crappy areas working nights.

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RichardC

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I use to carry a Cold Steel push dagger.

Same, but only occasionally. Single purpose item; its not very useful as a multi-tool.

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Road Dog

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How were the sheaths? Did they have a metal or plastic clip? Or just a chain for around the neck?

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cas

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The one I had was a kydex-ish sheath with a plastic(?) clip. Honestly I don't remember anymore.

I had a problem with the felony that's attached to carrying it here, so I sold it.

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I haven't carried this one yet. I am hoping to take some hand to hand training. A guy at my work made this for me, his first time making one, but I think he did a pretty good job.

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Road Dog

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Thanks!

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Originally posted by cas:
The one I had was a kydex-ish sheath with a plastic(?) clip. Honestly I don't remember anymore.

I had a problem with the felony that's attached to carrying it here, so I sold it.

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Road Dog

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Very nice!

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Originally posted by carriganzl:
I haven't carried this one yet. I am hoping to take some hand to hand training. A guy at my work made this for me, his first time making one, but I think he did a pretty good job.

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I had a small one mounted behind my mag pouch with zip ties. I believe it was a Cold Steel Urban Pal. It was small enough that it didn't show past the mags.

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Road Dog

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That’s a good idea with zip ties. Did the Urban Pal seem small to you?

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I had a small one mounted behind my mag pouch with zip ties. I believe it was a Cold Steel Urban Pal. It was small enough that it didn't show past the mags.

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Paddy314

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https://tacticalgear.com/ka-ba...aw-enforcement-knife

Check this out. It’s designed to be carried behind a mag pouch.

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john1

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BennerP220: It was on the small-ish side, but it stayed hidden behind two magazines prety well. If a guy was carrying three mags he might get away with a bigger-handled larger one.

The intended use was weapon retention and while I never had to use it I felt it would meet my needs.

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Road Dog

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Thank you! Just ordered one!

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Originally posted by Paddy314:
https://tacticalgear.com/ka-ba...aw-enforcement-knife

Check this out. It’s designed to be carried behind a mag pouch.

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Road Dog

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Thank you. I think I’m gonna order that or the Safe Maker II.

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BennerP220: It was on the small-ish side, but it stayed hidden behind two magazines prety well. If a guy was carrying three mags he might get away with a bigger-handled larger one.

The intended use was weapon retention and while I never had to use it I felt it would meet my needs.

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https://imgur.com/a/jVx2d8k

I’ve made a few…..

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Road Dog

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Wow, sybo! That looks great!

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RichardC

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Cold Steel Safekeeper, plastic clip.

For a while, I carried it inside left boot, wire tied to the boot pull tab for security.

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Road Dog

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Thanks for the pic, RichardC. I don’t think that plastic clip would work for my application.

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