All About Pocket Knives

Gunstock,is the one your carrying now always had that beautiful cream color or is it from pocket time? Looks real sweet brother!!

My fingers are just so busted up and stiff its hard for me to keep ahold of,I like the quality jus wish it was 1/2 to 3/4 inch longer,actually a Daddy Barlow would be right up my alley.....

I think thats what they call white bone; it's always been that color. I know what you mean about a bigger handle, though, as I have arthritis in my thumbs and have a hard time zipping my fly sometimes. I usually carry a knife 3 3/4 to 4 inches or sometimes 4 1/2", but the 25's are still good in dress pants.

I like the bolster style (with the grooves) on the one with the spear blade,

big monk wrote: Hey Jerry__________ this one is about 3 1/2 inches """"""""" what ya' think ???????

GEC says it's 3 3/8". I really like this pattern and I think I could bend my new rule by 1/8" for a Conductor, especially if it came in burnt stag.

It's beginning to look like AAPK is keeping GEC in business.

They got plenty of the burnt stag and genuine stag @ the dealers now *******

I ordered two of the #56 Dogleg Jacks,with Snakewood scales today---one to save,and the other to EDC !!!!!!

they are 3 1/2 inches,and have,more ""body"" to them,than the #33 ______

Good looking dog leg there. Snakewood is one of my favorite scale materials.

Double inlaid abalone and Double inlaid ivory?

Interesting!

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Wilder

Those are different for sure. What happened? Did they inlay the wrong end, and then inlay the correct end???

Fancy inlays into bocote I get. In Dymondwood I don't. I like Dymond wood and have a knife or two and some gunstocks in the material, but it's essentially dyed and laminated plywood. I have no doubt some folks will love it though and even more so if they only make a handful of them, which I suspect is the case.

After buying three snakewood knives i finely got one with a good pattern now i'm happy

Paul____________-you got a real beauty there,for sure !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I only hope,the two jacks,I bought look,half,that good___congrats

Paul, that Toe has some great figure to it. How's the other side?

Gunstock Jack wrote:Paul, that Toe has some great figure to it. How's the other side?

thanks..the other side is great . but the congress and trapper i bought didn't have much of a pattern at all

Here's a "couple" more of my favorites...

No matter how hard I try to get all the good ones, others seems to somehow beat me to some gems.

I finally had some nice weather and enough time to take a couple of pics of the red stag I got in the mail a couple of weeks ago. My mailman doesn't come as often as Big Monk's, but we all have to start somewhere. I do need to call the doctor. I have an illness. I think it is referred to as the GEC bug!!!!!!!! Some of the symtoms are staring at websites full of GEC knives, looking at pics of knifes you guys post, and trying to figure how to buy them w/o geting in hot water with the wife. Help me, please!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There is no cure for the GEC virus. Only another addition will reduce the symtoms... for awhile.

Very nice guys.never seen a red stag i must be slipping

Nice display of knives Gunstock. Just another picture to increase the pain of the my illness. Looks like I will need to get another one to decrease the symtoms.

Beautiful line up as always Gunstock. What is the pattern on the far right side of the line up?

No. 54 Big Jack.

Red stag? there were red stag?
PRUDY!!!!

I've acquired quite a few GEC's over the past few years, some I prefer more than others. But they all have kind of become favorites if for nothing more than every single one of them are some of best built slippies I have in my collection.

Here's some of them.......















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