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

[TPK]

Good looking carries Royal, TPK, Rrider, DM11. Page full of beauties.

Thanks I-Man! Appreciate your comments Buddy!
Your knives are always Cool & Top-Notch!
And..., you take some great pictures of them as well.

[Ivoryman]

Right back atcha TPK, thanks and always appreciate your comments. Good weekend to you.

[J1890]

Good looking carries Royal, TPK, Rrider, DM11, Philo. Rrider, I have enjoyed your oldies past few posts. Great shots all. Page full of beauties.

Tidioute 15 and 68. Good weekend to you all.

The color and jigging on the 15 is dynamite!!!
I’ll be using these two:

[garddogg56]

Nice pair 1890
Took my Bucks to the woods
301&102

[phil0175]

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Great looking knives gentlemen! I'd be happy to carry any of them!

I really like your Puma Phil. Sweeeeeeet!
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Thanks Tom! I appreciate the kind words! You’re carrying some outstanding knives this weekend. Stay safe everyone, and have a good weekend!
Phil

[1967redrider]

Nice, gard! I sat my EDC on a different kind of steel.

4 miles to the Cumberland station.

[fergusontd]

Leatherman Rev! Great tool! ft

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[cody6268]

Leatherman Rev! Great tool! ft20220528_104508.jpgd

Nice! I have a Leap, which was designed for kids, but it has the same pliers (and it's pretty light for what it's got on-board). The Rev I'm looking at as the plastic handles of the Leap aren't great, and the Rev is the only other one that Leatherman made in that compact frame that didn't have spring loaded pliers. Spring loaded pliers are weaker, and they are harder to grip stuff with. Thus, I don't like them on full-size multitools, but I prefer the little tiny keychain-sized tools with pliers to have them, since I mostly use those as tweezers.

[TPK]

Nice, gard! I sat my EDC on a different kind of steel.

4 miles to the Cumberland station.

Sometimes, like now, I see your pictures of or around or near Cumberland & I am immediately struck by feelings of homesickness. Strange but true. Cool pictures though & I enjoy them. Just makes me want to be there.

[fergusontd]

Leatherman Rev! Great tool! ft20220528_104508.jpgd

Nice! I have a Leap, which was designed for kids, but it has the same pliers (and it's pretty light for what it's got on-board). The Rev I'm looking at as the plastic handles of the Leap aren't great, and the Rev is the only other one that Leatherman made in that compact frame that didn't have spring loaded pliers. Spring loaded pliers are weaker, and they are harder to grip stuff with. Thus, I don't like them on full-size multitools, but I prefer the little tiny keychain-sized tools with pliers to have them, since I mostly use those as tweezers.

The Rev is about $30-$35. Not loaded with tools you seldom use like the more expensive ones, it has a pocket clip but it can be carried in your pocket. I use mine almost daily. ftd

[jmh58]

Weekender.
It’s the Weekend!!
John

[DM11]

Schrade Saturday!

[woodwalker]

Schrade Saturday!

Super nice David!!

[woodwalker]

Pockets are packed for the weekend! Call it a "Packed -Pocket -Party!"
Live in a bad neighborhood ya know. Wild birds & mean Tom Cats! It's crazy!

Of course I always use slips for protection.
And the one without a slip goes in my watch pocket.

Oh, and the Case Peanut I got as a Bomb from Dan. Thanks again Buddy!


Ya know I have a number of knives now that I have recieved from other AAPK members. Some were gifts, some were trades, some of them I bought & some that I won through giveaways. Just wanted to say Thanks Guys! I appreciate every one of them! I really do!

(1-caption) & Thanks for looking friends!

Nice selection and great photos Tom!!

[Codester]

These 2 always find their way into my pockets. Robeson Jackknife and German Eye Stockman

[1967redrider]

Nice, gard! I sat my EDC on a different kind of steel.

4 miles to the Cumberland station.

Sometimes, like now, I see your pictures of or around or near Cumberland & I am immediately struck by feelings of homesickness. Strange but true. Cool pictures though & I enjoy them. Just makes me want to be there.

One day, Tom, one day.

[TPK]

Nice, gard! I sat my EDC on a different kind of steel.

4 miles to the Cumberland station.

Sometimes, like now, I see your pictures of or around or near Cumberland & I am immediately struck by feelings of homesickness. Strange but true. Cool pictures though & I enjoy them. Just makes me want to be there.

One day, Tom, one day.

That's what I always tell myself.

[TPK]

These 2 always find their way into my pockets. Robeson Jackknife and German Eye Stockman

Two great looking EDC's Codester!
to the AAPK! We're glad you came!

[royal0014]

twuduh . . .

[Ivoryman]

Good looking carries Royal, TPK, Rrider, DM11, Philo. Rrider, I have enjoyed your oldies past few posts. Great shots all. Page full of beauties.

Tidioute 15 and 68. Good weekend to you all.

The color and jigging on the 15 is dynamite!!!
I’ll be using these two:
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Thanks J, appreciate it. Your jigging on that fixed is fabulous too. Beautiful knife. It didn't come that way, I just sanded down an antique yellow to expose more yellow underneath. Turned out like I wanted. Thanks again.

[DM11]

Barlow and a Cattle Knife

[DM11]

Got out the Camillus WWII knives today. Not carrying all of them but wanted to get them out so I could CE & CF them to help keep me in remembrance today.

[Ivoryman]

Good way to remember DM11. Great looking group too. All the best to you and the fallen and may we remember well what was done for us and act accordingly by supporting the soldiers and honoring what they did and what we have for it. Hats off and all the best to those who serve. Took one with me from that era to remember too. Good idea DM. Happy Memorial Day to all of ya, and hope you're having a good one.

[jmh58]

[garddogg56]

On this day of remembrance ::I didn’t carry anything that matters ’merica