That certainly an interesting knife John!1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 1:30 am Greetings from York, PA! Had a great time at the Eastern District TCA show today, had this in my pocket. Just under 3" closed, 1.9" 154 CM blade, Mexican Blanket G-10.
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DM11 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 2:00 amThat certainly an interesting knife John!1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 1:30 am Greetings from York, PA! Had a great time at the Eastern District TCA show today, had this in my pocket. Just under 3" closed, 1.9" 154 CM blade, Mexican Blanket G-10.![]()
I thought so too, thanks David.
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A whole bunch of top-class carries, as usual!
I made a couple of changes to my carry early this morning. The Pocket Pal and 33OT rotated out, and a Secretary and the 3318 rotated in.
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Glad you liked the scrim JP. I think Scrimshaw livens up my collection. It also draws interest and comments from visiting non-knife people.
Dan, your good looking selection of knives reminds me that I have been looking for my misplaced ALOX SAK.
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I can see the Mexico connection now that you mentioned it but my first thought was a surf board for some odd reason..1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 1:30 am Greetings from York, PA! Had a great time at the Eastern District TCA show today, had this in my pocket. Just under 3" closed, 1.9" 154 CM blade, Mexican Blanket G-10.
Nice!
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Winning selection of EDC's there Dan!
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Looking good Dan!
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All I have to say is "Aye Yai Yai"1967redrider wrote: ↑Fri Apr 21, 2023 1:30 am Greetings from York, PA! Had a great time at the Eastern District TCA show today, had this in my pocket. Just under 3" closed, 1.9" 154 CM blade, Mexican Blanket G-10.
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Going "Tacti-Cool" today. 
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Q.S. you hit it out of the park today with that beautiful trapper!!!
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Quick Steel, I really like that trapper!
TOPDOG, that Spyderco is nice.
TOPDOG, that Spyderco is nice.
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Well, thank you both very much: T-Dog and Jtx.
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Sheldon Lamb. Interesting knife I'm slowly getting use to.
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David, that does look interesting! Bet it does take getting used to .
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Cold Steel Voyager, Leatherman Rebar, and Sears Craftsman USA 44601 4" Adjustable wrench (one of only a tiny handful of US-made Craftsmans that were bought by me, from a Sears, with my own money--wish I'd spent more on them as a teen during the years we still had Sears).
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Q.S. I am a stockman and trapper guy, and that is what I like,
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A great EDC combo there.cody6268 wrote: ↑Sat Apr 22, 2023 1:11 am Cold Steel Voyager, Leatherman Rebar, and Sears Craftsman USA 44601 4" Adjustable wrench (one of only a tiny handful of US-made Craftsmans that were bought by me, from a Sears, with my own money--wish I'd spent more on them as a teen during the years we still had Sears).
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Thanks for the kind words, y'all, and great carries yourselves!
Garry, I hope the missing SAK has been located.
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Northwoods Heritage, Case Mini Trapper.
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Nice choice David!
Going with 4 I have recieved from friends over the years.
Thanks guys!

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