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

[TheMadHungarian]

2009 Queen/Schatt Morgan double stamped Barlow.

[Tsar Bomba]

Outstanding totes on display, gentlemen!
biggie-H, when you take the ladies out for a walk you do it in style.
Jeremy, what a trio! Every time I see that little Catt sleeveboard I have a Pavlovian reflex.

All week long, three different takes on the venerable clip blade courtesy of Boker, GEC, and Spyderco:

Constant storms made it impossible to get a good pic but the pile side of that Boker blade is developing some sick patina - blue and silver hues, wild patterns and variations - just from the occasional apple, banana, or starfruit. I have become a big fan of the recent Boker Solingen carbon steel - swift edge on the stone and pops hairs for days.

[Brumbydownunder]

I've had this #73 on my belt for the past couple of weeks, it's handled everything I've needed it to do.

(mostly cutting binder-twine feeding out hay for the horses)

[Just Plain Dave]

My little red (chestnut) pocket scalpel.

[MITCH RAPP]

Today, I'm going with my GEC #73!

[RobesonsRme.com]

I've been EDC'ing the Buck 110 I bought at the Ft. Bragg PX in 1968 for $16.00.

Charlie Noyes

[J1890]

Jeremy, what a trio! Every time I see that little Catt sleeveboard I have a Pavlovian reflex.

Yup, lucky to have that one. You have coerced me to rotate in my PM2. That is just a great knife. Gonna have to get the smaller version Para3

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Today, I'm going with my GEC #73!

What a beauty Mitch!

[jmh58]

I've been EDC'ing the Buck 110 I bought at the Ft. Bragg PX in 1968 for $16.00.

Charlie Noyes

NICE!! Old School at its FINEST!!!! John

[MITCH RAPP]

Thanks J!

[treefarmer]

J1890,
Good lookin' knives, especially the old Queen!
Treefarmer

[Tsar Bomba]

I've had this #73 on my belt for the past couple of weeks, it's handled everything I've needed it to do.

That is some outstanding gnarly stag, Brumby!

My little red (chestnut) pocket scalpel.

The "little big knife" in CV is an excellent choice.

I've been EDC'ing the Buck 110 I bought at the Ft. Bragg PX in 1968 for $16.00.

Very cool, Charlie. I'll bet that big ol' Buck has some stories.

Bright red Cases in the pockets on an overcast Saturday.

[garddogg56]

Jack and a Moose

[MITCH RAPP]

For Sunday, the Doctor will see you now!

[Ivoryman]

Great bone color Mitch.
Took these to youth camp with the kids this week. All fun and games until yesterday when the puking and squirts kicked in from a bout of food poisoning that slammed about 25 of us. Much better today though.

[MITCH RAPP]

Man I feel for you! Nothing worse than Food Poisoning, especially when you are away from home.

[DM11]

Packin these today.

[tongueriver]

Man I feel for you! Nothing worse than Food Poisoning, especially when you are away from home.

Please accept my sympathies! I was in a busload of scouts in 1963 when Mr. Earl Livesy made us all his famous blueberry pancakes. We were camped on the Yellowstone River out of Livingston, Montana and... yeah.... you guessed it.

[Tsar Bomba]

These two today... I tried taking some photos in the great outdoors but the knives kept disappearing into the background.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks for the condolences Tongueriver, what a difference a day makes.
Hilarious little icons Mitch, thanks.

[Just Plain Dave]

This old Hammer Brand jack that I got for 4 bits several years ago.

[philco]

I've been packing this one around for the past couple of days. It was a gift from IMBand given to me when I visited him in Alaska two years ago.

[garddogg56]

Cases 33&130 day off hit the range

[DM11]

Essential and the Calf Roper today.

[TripleF]

Knice EDC's DAWG!!!

Just slipped this Kershaw Leek Blackwash in my pocket......

[bighomer]

Prime toters fellers yawl doing things up rite. I'm tote'n these today. This orange handle Buck and Scott special rope is slicker than snot on a doorknob. Thanks trip f.