WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[bighomer]

I 'm gonna tote these ole things today.

[DM11]

Gone Western today.

[Quick Steel]

[gino]

Nice knives guys I always enjoy seeing what everyone else carries

I just got this GEC 47 VIPER in the mail and it went right into my pocket. This and my MOKI will be my dual EDC’s

[Tsar Bomba]

Dave, you're welcome. And I'm serious, the composition of that train photo is outstanding. Definitely worthy of the photography thread.

biggie-H, that English jack is a real looker. I'm digging the Queen electrician too -- don't see all that many in that style with a long pull. Nice totes!

gino, that red Viper is outstanding. I think I know which one I am going to hunt down on the secondary market -- it would pair very nicely with the AAPK #35.

When I ordered them, I had no real intentions of carrying the Maher & Grosh Yankee Whittler. When I received them, and with the way gino has been carrying that wonderful Cane Cutter recently, I did some initial coon fingering to see how well it might EDC. For a three-spring jack it's surprisingly easy to pocket, even with all three blades being substantial (the pen is seriously long and thick, it dwarfs the rather big pen blades from knives like the Case 6292 Texas jack) and the knife being so solidly-built. The length is just right, the placement of the primary clip blade in the dead center of the knife is excellent, and the balance with any blade open is spot on. Now, the only thing I need to figure out is if I want to make the bone one a user or the cocobolo one.

Here's the Yankee Whittler along with a swayback gent and a RAT-1:

[gino]

Thanks Tony that Whittler is cool and curious to see what Vioer you pick up, it’s becoming a favorite of mine

[philco]

It would be hard to beat the feeling one would get when caught packing that Cocobolo Yankee Whittler. However the jigged bone version is nothing to sneeze at. I'm so glad both of mine are destined to be safe queens. Life can be so hard..........

[garddogg56]

Tony,I like that Yankee,Is it comfortable?Christmas parties all day.Carried a Kissingcrane and a Micra

[philco]

At least for today it's a Spyderco Pacific Salt and a Schatt & Morgan teardrop jack in reverse worm groove.

[Just Plain Dave]

Case Humpback and Catt pen. Picture later maybe

[sunknife]

Inspired by bighomer's cattle knife from tues., I went vintage at the end of the week.

[bighomer]

I got to tote these ole ladies today l reckon. It a pain but somebody's got to do it.

[gino]

At my youngest graduation ceremony today I have this VIPER with me

[DM11]

Yawl and carrying some good knives today!

Old Cutler and a Old Timer today.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Inspired by bighomer's cattle knife from tues., I went vintage at the end of the week.

Cool photo. That's a nice looking jack on the left, what is it?

[jmh58]

At my youngest graduation ceremony today I have this VIPER with me

Hey Gino.. Congrats on both.. Its a great feeling getting the last done!!! Soo.. Will ya more knife cash??? John

[gino]

Thanks John my last is done. I have a high school teacher with her masters, a Pharmacist with his doctorate and a regestered nurse not bad for a city boy. My job is done now I can do what I want (as long as it’s okay with my wife) haha

[Tsar Bomba]

It would be hard to beat the feeling one would get when caught packing that Cocobolo Yankee Whittler. However the jigged bone version is nothing to sneeze at. I'm so glad both of mine are destined to be safe queens. Life can be so hard..........

The more I CF&CE the cocobolo version, Phil, the more I think it might be the one I end up EDCing. The jigged bone is definitely no slouch, though...the jigging is perfect and it sure is easy on the eyes for such a useful pocketknife. I won't be surprised if I end up carrying both.

In the end, it's just too nice a knife to leave locked away in the dark. Kudos to the gentlemen for revitalizing the M&G name with these excellent homages to the knives of old.

Tony,I like that Yankee,Is it comfortable?

It is surprisingly easy to tote for a wider knife. In hand it handles like some of the thicker Barlows and old classic jacks. It feels no wider in my palm than a typical two-spring Camillus #27 (electrician's knife). The blade selection also means you probably won't need to carry another knife (but you can if you want...and if your belt can handle it).

I got to tote these ole ladies today l reckon. It a pain but somebody's got to do it.

The way I'm drooling over the stag Congress I think that''s a little understated, big-H.

I already had plans to tote the Whaler today -- it excels at branch and shrub-cuttin' and the bail stands up on end so I can snatch it from a pocket easily. I gave the cocobolo M&G a whirl as well to see which one I want to carry. Still can't decide...

[sunknife]

Thanks KnifeSlinger, the one on the left is a Camillus

[Ivoryman]

At my youngest graduation ceremony today I have this VIPER with me

What's the technical name of that red bone Gino? Looks great, sort of like some Hemlock Green Bone I have which is really burgundy, nothing green on there. This is like that. Sweet knives too. Vipers are great but you have to pay through the nose to get one everywhere I look. Congrats, great knife, great looker.

[gino]

Thanks IM she’s my new favorite and that’s exactly what it’s called “hemlock green bone” and your right there’s no green in it, go figure. They are pricey so I had to trade through the nose for her but I’m happy

[garddogg56]

Congrats Geno nothing like graduating your last child Cases for me today

[Tsar Bomba]

Congrats Geno nothing like graduating your last child Cases for me today

Riding in style, GD! Is that a 6292 jack?

[bighomer]

Tony you gonna have to get some britches with more than one pocket thanks that stag Queen is probably my favorite .

[TripleF]

Will be toting these on the mission today! Thanks fellas (you know who you are )