All About Pocket Knives

Gonna finish this frosty and cold weekend with the same two I carried yesterday. Layering on the wool before I leave the house in a few.

Real nice pic there Greg!! Tell me more about the pouches/key fob.. They are KOOL looking!! John

RR high carbon Canoe again down the beach this am and RR Rams horn thus afternoon

QUEEN

Had enough shoveling Coldsteel and a Kutmaster for today

Going with these today.

gwelker62 wrote:

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I particularly like to carry this one on the weekends or when outdoors. Such a good looking knife to me, and very comfortable in use.

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Is that the shadow of bigfoot in the background??

Nope, just me and some trees.

jmh58 wrote:Real nice pic there Greg!! Tell me more about the pouches/key fob.. They are KOOL looking!! John

Thanks John. Well..., the knife slips are my poor attempts at leather craft, the snakeskin faced one was made less than a week ago and the skin is already starting to peel away from the leather. I don't imagine a pro leather worker would have used contact cement like I did to attach the skin.
You got me thinking about the key fob and I came to the realization that I've had it for over 20 years. Two things about that I find amazing is that I haven't lost my keys in 20 years and that I can remember when I bought it so many years ago. Since you and I are the same age I'm sure you understand what I'm getting at, its a time where a man starts losing and forgetting things.

Greg.. Oh.. How I can relate to what your are saying!!! John

Little short and stout kind of thing today

I like the trio of knives you have there DM11 Could you give a few details on the fixed blade?

I showed my Cousin the Case XX small stockman and told her what I gave for it.
She said "AWESOME DEAL!" I was pleased.

sunknife wrote:I like the trio of knives you have there DM11 Could you give a few details on the fixed blade?

Greg it is a Bark River Knives Essential. The blade is M4 steel. Handle covers are G10 Coyote Brown. More info here. Ive had this one since 2011. The blade is a bit smaller as it has been reground. I dropped it last spring and it took a bad bounce into a rock and broke a very small piece of the tip off. It has a convex edge and I wasnt comfortable reprofiling it myself. Sent it into BRK and they reground it for me for free. It wasnt they're fault I dropped the knife and broke the tip but they said they would regrind it for for free and they did. It is handy has been a very good knife for me.

Good on BRK for taking good care of a customer David. I like the looks of the knife so had to find out more is why I asked about it. It just has the look of a smaller knife that is ready to take on some big task with ease. Good choice for an EDC.

Got a hankering for Chinese today, maybe some of general Tso's chicken.I'm gonna tote these.

Tony.. Tell me more on the FB!! Man.. That is a FINE looking blade!! John

M&G today
She’s a bit more broken in than this pic but I don’t usually take good pictures so I’m sticking with this one

Sure like that Maher & Grosh Gino.

Carrying these two today.

Nice knives from everybody!

My Robeson and Buck in my pocket today.

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Pretty fancy handle on that fixed blade.

Wrangler and a Moose.

Thanks Doug
Nice knives fellas

jmh58 wrote:Tony.. Tell me more on the FB!! Man.. That is a FINE looking blade!! John

Thanks John. It is one I built, and my most frequent carry. 1084 steel with Jerusalem olive handle scales.

doglegg wrote:

Tony_Wood wrote:180CAC08-1C7B-44E5-865B-88DB579C940F.jpeg

Pretty fancy handle on that fixed blade.

Thanks. That wood was cherry picked.

rexstubbins wrote:Sure like that Maher & Grosh Gino.

Carrying these two today.

That coke bottle is way cool!