Toothpick or Powder Horn?

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Gary W. Graley
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Toothpick or Powder Horn?

Post by Gary W. Graley »

I think I've settled on my next GEC model but need some help from you guys,

Right now I have a half congress in stag, lovely knife, about the right size thickness wise.

I can't tell from photos how thick in comparison the Toothpick and Powder Horn are?
as the PH has two blade, don't want one too thick but I do like the additional blade.

If any of you have both knives or even better all three ::tu:: I'd appreciate a photo
of them looking down on the knives to show how thick they are.

Thanks!
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Gary W. Graley
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Re: Toothpick or Powder Horn?

Post by Gary W. Graley »

Did a search, isn't that always are friend ::groove:: and found Augustus88's post here

That showed just what I needed to see, ordered the Powder Horn today in burnt stag... ::ds::
now, the wait...

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johnny twoshoes
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Re: Toothpick or Powder Horn?

Post by johnny twoshoes »

Gary, I have a couple Tpicks and I love them, great friends for the trout stream if you ask me. ::tu::
I don't own a powderhorn....... yet. :roll:

I'm sure you'll love any knife you get, I know I do. 8)
Gary W. Graley
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Re: Toothpick or Powder Horn?

Post by Gary W. Graley »

Thanks, I do like the blade profile on this one a bit more,
hopefully the knife will arrive next week, ordered it from BlueCreek?
their in Ohio and I'm in PA so not too far apart ::ds::
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Gary W. Graley
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Re: Toothpick or Powder Horn?

Post by Gary W. Graley »

Man, it was a LONG day with the family, daugher and her family all at
Sea Breeze in Rochester NY, all day I was itchin' to get back home as
the Powder Horn was due to be delivered today, well after a FUN filled
COLD day at the park, got home and WOW, man is this a beautiful knife or what?
extremely happy fella here photos later, resting and drooling over this folder!
G2
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