I stopped using Firefox with Yuku because of issues that I no longer even remember. Of course, since then, both Firefox and Yuku have changed quite a bit, so I ought to give it another try. I usually have both Firefox and Safari open when I'm on line, anyway, either running work on one and play on the other, or using one to google/wiki stuff that I am dealing with on the other. I never use IE anymore. Even if I liked it, the last version that was Mac compatible was IE5!!
-CC

My smallest handgun is the Colt Commander .45 which doesn't really qualify as small, but I do have quite a few small pocketknives I keep in a daily rotation:

The one on top is a Buck Alpha Hunter--my favorite knife because it was a Father's Day gift from my knife-collecting son. The one underneath is an assisted opening Buck Rush which I disassembled to remove the lock that protruded from the back of the case.


I'm a big fan of the Ken Onion designed Kershaw assisted openers. From top to bottom, the Blur with Tanto blade, Black Scallion, and Stainless Chive.


And a few misc. Top to bottom, Boker Subcom (modified for quicker opening), Gerber Mini Fast Draw (assisted opening), and a very small SpyderCo Ladybug.


When I'm fishing I usually carry one of the knives with a serrated blade just because it's easier for cutting my flies out of trees

Not particularly small, but at one ounce it's an ultralight...Brett Dowell 3.5" shadow trapper, green linen micarta scales, no liners, ATS-34 blade.

CC,

There were several versions of AG's Jess Horn. Most were Spyderco made in Seki City Japan. The Spyderco Jess Horn C27, with jigged brown bone scales, is as nice as any custom. Instead of the Spyderco hole, it had the same nail nick that Jess put on his customs.

AG's Jess Horn folding Boot Knife (the Japanese version) is a very desirable knife, the US made one is not as nice.

A similar current production lock back would be the Al Mar Ultralight, it's a great knife that's not too expensive.

Knives are worse than fly rods.....

Jerry

I have a few small knifes and guns. Barreta m 21 is not in my posession at this time, it is a lot of fun to shoot. I have been carrying the little Spyderco for 25 years. The Kershaw and SOG aren't really UL but small compared to my other folders.





Mike

Always wanted one of those BA22's. I know they're around--plenty at the shows, but these days there's always something else to spend the money on. I had a BL22 years ago, and it was light, handy, and accurate--not Anschutz accurate, but good enough for squirrels and plinking. I also liked the short-throw lever, although traditionalists thought it was sacrilegious. At the time, I had a little Bearcat .22 to complete the "UL" Western motif. Too bad that little Sig doesn't come in a .22/.380 convertible version, like the P226 convertible--that would be perfect!
-CC

I love the Beretta knives, I want one to compliment my Beretta pistols. I used to carry a CRKT daily for many years until I snapped the tip of the blade off. Note to self, knives are not pry bars.

J.

My uncle has one of those brownings- they are very reliable .22 rifles.

Rob, after almost 28 years of marriage we've pretty much figured out what *not* to buy each other

Les, if we can figure out a place to shoot it you'll have to try out the Browning--it's the coolest .22 I've fired. I took it out with a bunch of boy scouts last year and they couldn't get enough of it. This one is from back when they were stilling being made in Belgium.

Randolph, I don't know of any States that have banned assisted openers, there may be some though. They aren't by law a switch blade since they aren't spring driven.

The CRKT I broke I could open with the flick of my thumb via the thumb stud, and no assisted opener or switch blade was any faster. Some of the knife laws in this country are feel good laws that are pretty lame. Nothing is faster than a fixed blade knife, funny how those are legal though right?

J.