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I didn't, but Airgas works for me. I just didn't think it was quite what hk940 was looking for.

I doubt it, the tanks I'm referring to are steel, weigh 60 lbs empty, and are 4 ft tall.

Airgas near me sells high pressure air. Unfortunately, they basically require you to buy one of their tanks, and the smallest high pressure air tank they sell is 150 cu. ft.

Shaving forums, and especially straight razor shaving forums are a great resource for sharpening and stropping. Unsurprisingly, "good enough" for a straight razor is a bit different than for most knives. If anyone is looking for a strop, feel free to PM me, and I'll send you a website for a...

No. Don't get a T. A. Davison. More competition for me :)

Mine carries a Benchmite II. Great little utility blade.

You can buy a flat rate box for $5.80 or a padded flat rate envelope for $5.95. I have shipped knives back to Benchmade twice in them without any issues. You might consider doing the same if the it is getting expensive shipping them by weight.

Todd, both of these are beautiful, and #1000 is absolutely gorgeous. Are you keeping that one for yourself, or did it go to a lucky buyer? p.s. I'm proud to be the lucky owner of the last 3 digit T. A. Davison knife ever made, and it is also an awesome knife.

Neither ground squirrels nor flying squirrels are game animals in Texas, though some counties do have bag limits and opened/closed seasons. - List of nongame animals in Texas - Squirrel seasons and bag limits

Best unintentional meaning quote here: Sure, they can make deadly use of permitted items such as canes, umbrellas, children's toys, and plenty of things that are more nefarious with some simple electronics bought at Brookstone or InMotion than a silly little 2.36" knife.

And about 40 of those 52 were made before that information was public.

What probable cause do police have to present to the judge for him to sign a warrant? While I feel fairly confident that many citizens would allow the police to come in, and I think that a judge might sign the warrant, it seems that the agencies involved could be opening themselves up for future...

Another good rule/proverb: A falling knife has no handle

Todd, do you think you'll be making TSA compliant knives on a regular basis? I'd like to be on that list.

I believe that FOPA applies to air travel as well. For air travel, you should check with your airline, but generally, the gun must be in a locked, hard sided container, inside your checked luggage, which does not need to be hard sided. Ammunition must be completely contained, must not be in the...

I also have a Sandisk Cruzer Titanium (presumably the same flash drive), and I have had very similar issues, especially when it is in inner pockets of of my bag. One TSA agent was nice enough to show me the screen and explain that the clip looks very much like the blade of a knife on their...

Some Leatherman tools lock the tool open, many of the smaller ones do not. The Leatherman Micra and Squirt I have don't lock the blade open, and I don't believe that the Style locks open either. Anything larger than those 3 is not permitted due to length anyway.

The knife pictured appears to be a Benchmade Barrage, the Barrage steel is M390, which is a "stain resistant" steel. You will probably want to keep it lightly oiled while carrying and for storage. Gun oil will work, but I would recommend using a food grade mineral oil if you plan on using it for...

Aside from how arbitrary the restrictions seem, by my reading, I think that a lot of the small leatherman tools are in compliance, which makes me happy. Unfortunately, I travel internationally frequently, and I'm pretty certain it will take a while before international airport security...

Not speaking for Warden, but it is a pretty common misconception, so much so that the TSA wrote a blog post about it: TSA Urban Legends