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

[Tsar Bomba]

Great whittler, I-man!

Just a stainless RR canoe for a rainy, muggy day out of the A/C. It did the job.

[royal0014]

Inaugural shift for the Schrade SS825. It'll be a good pocket-lint catcher,
seeing as how the Buck gets all the dirty work !!

[Quick Steel]

[Reverand]

New Queen wharnie that I received from JerryD in the POS exchange. It is slim in the pocket and as sharp as a razor!

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[Quick Steel]

Reverand, I really like the jigging on your Warnie.

[DM11]

[Dan In MI]

A whole bunch of knice carries, y'all!

[Jtx]

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[Quick Steel]

[Madmarco]

Nice knife, Garry.
It looks very "busy" like it was made with a definite purpose in mind.
Beautiful stag as well.
A winner all round!

[Case XX 6383]

Church day 3 slick blacks

[garddogg56]

Wow Iman I like them slant bolsters
An ol'Premier with corduroy Ivory for the weekend

[DM11]

Church day 3 slick blacks

[cody6268]

Western 445 Three-Blade Penknife (official name as per the 1980 catalog).

[cody6268]

Nice knife

I want the little cowgirl on the horse! My husband had a set of those when he was a kid and my mother-in-law saved them and then my kids played with it....but I cannot remember for the life of me what is was called and neither can he. Old age setting in lol.

Playmobil 70602 Western Horseback Ride. I think Playmobil recently discontinued the set, as the official website doesn't list it anymore.

The other two: Schleich 42112 Western Rider. The third is a mix of stuff. Horse: CollectA (though sold here in the US as Breyer Corral Pals) Bay Quarter Horse Stallion (better detail than most similarly scaled horses, but not at all more expensive--they also have a number of breeds Schleich doesn't make--but Breyer doesn't import a massive chunk of the CollectA range), tack: from a Schleich set I picked up at Tractor Supply, rider: Schylling Rodeo Champions Barrel Racing Karissa Mae from '07-ish.

[Dan In MI]

More great carries, y'all! I'm probably gonna trim mine down soon.

[Ivoryman]

Thanks Gdogg, and what a killer little ivory piece that is. Great shape.
Quick, that's a gorgeous Tobacco sow belly. Beautiful knife, all the extras with the nicks and bolsters, the shield, etch. Sweeeet.
Dan in MI, really like the Izulla, and the patina coming along well on the sod buster. Great line up.
Case XX, great knives, love those old Case knives. Beautiful.
Jtx, DM, Bomba, Reverand, Cody, Royal, FFF, all great stuff to look over and browse through. Hats off gents.
Thanks for the compliment BForce.

Old Challenge Cut Co jack along on the walk today.

[Quick Steel]

Thanks Iman. Sometimes, when I choose a Bulldog to share my desk for the day, I find it so exceptionally well done that it becomes distracting. I do consider Bulldogs one of the best kept secrets in the world of knives.

[Quick Steel]

[Waukonda]

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[1967redrider]

Looks like everyone had a nice EDC weekend.


Sweet Queen, QS.


Couldn't remember where I stashed my Strider so I'm going with this today.

[DM11]

Blue Lamb and Bull Hide

[GSPTOPDOG]

Here is a new pick-up, and I love it! Super strong snap, sweet walk 'n talk, solid firm blades, no wobble. I am a sucker for most primum "stockmen" knives, but the tang stamp just makes it all the sweeter It is as strong and solid as you could hope for in a knife that is brand new... and this baby is maybe around 80-90 years old. The tang stamp shown here is known as Camillus' four-line stamp. It is said to have been used on knives manufactured from the early 1930s to the mid 1940s.

[Ivoryman]

Here is a new pick-up, and I love it! Super strong snap, sweet walk 'n talk, solid firm blades, no wobble. I am a sucker for most primum "stockmen" knives, but the tang stamp just makes it all the sweeter It is as strong and solid as you could hope for in a knife that is brand new... and this baby is maybe around 80-90 years old. The tang stamp shown here is known as Camillus' four-line stamp. It is said to have been used on knives manufactured from the early 1930s to the mid 1940s.

Gorgeous, what a cool knife.

[GSPTOPDOG]

The tang stamp shown here is known as Camillus' four-line stamp. It is said to have been used on knives manufactured from the early 1930s to the mid 1940s.

Gorgeous, what a cool knife.

Thanks I-Man It is going to get a lot of "P.T." (pocket time)