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Is your EDC a GEC?
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Caleb its a 73 ::sorry:: Thanks barry, I have used it a few times in a couple days already and I love it. 
Thanks Barry
Thanks Barry
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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?
Naww Gino, I wasn't sure what model it was, I thought you had originally said #73, but I wasn't sure.
It's hard for me to tell the difference until I see a pattern number.
It's hard for me to tell the difference until I see a pattern number.
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It's really, really difficult to tell a 23 from a 73 when looking at a photo. GEC scales everything up on the 23, including the shield and laynard. Prob'ly use larger pins as well.
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I rotate a few around but these 3 have been used the most since I've gotten them. The #33 has been my everyday knife since I got it at the beginning of October. It had replaced a #66 Jack. The #48 Jack has been in my pocket the most while at home. And the #73 is the one when I need to do some serious cuttin'
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That line up is SWEET 2Dead! Some pretty nice GEC walkin around, COOL!!
These belt sheaths from TSA are the best I have owned. Went on a short scout the
other day and decided to take only this #23. The first hour was on some pretty steep
ground, so I had my wife braid some string for a quick tether.
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These belt sheaths from TSA are the best I have owned. Went on a short scout the
other day and decided to take only this #23. The first hour was on some pretty steep
ground, so I had my wife braid some string for a quick tether.
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Nice group to choose from Trand. ::envy:
IM she is a beauty
IM she is a beauty
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These two have been with me for a few days
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Adding this #85 non-serialized to the EDC pile................when it arrives.
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Nice one Trevor
That 73 liner lock is sweeeet Gino,I dig that flat bolster
That 73 liner lock is sweeeet Gino,I dig that flat bolster
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If any one has a used 72 lock that wants to trade I have alot of usa made case knives to trade put addin trade section thought i wud list here too lololo
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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?
Just bought this lightly used, ""new to me""______GEC Toothpick,(Blood Red Bone), it will hit my pocket as soon as it arrives
_____as much as, Johnny Twoshoes aka"'Caleb"" brags on his, Elk Toothpick !!!
it must be a very good "'EDC"" !!!!!!!!
I'm not young enough,____to know everything !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Welcome to the club.
I saw that one, great price, but I already have one.

I saw that one, great price, but I already have one.

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I have a lot of new EDCs since this thread started.



The one getting all the time is the Bull Nose #71.
It's been a lot of fun, even though it differers from the norm of stag, bone and wood. I think that Delrin is a pretty nice material.



The one getting all the time is the Bull Nose #71.
It's been a lot of fun, even though it differers from the norm of stag, bone and wood. I think that Delrin is a pretty nice material.
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Both my EDC's are GEC's still 
Caleb, I really dig that SB
Caleb, I really dig that SB
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Thanks Gino, I'm still lovin' that stag #73 of yours.
Great quality and beauty with that one.
Great quality and beauty with that one.
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Thanks Caleb with the together with my 85 they make a great pair.johnny twoshoes wrote:Thanks Gino, I'm still lovin' that stag #73 of yours.
Great quality and beauty with that one.
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This is my newest EDC.
So far so great, the size is really usable for a ton of chores. Great blade configuration as well.

So far so great, the size is really usable for a ton of chores. Great blade configuration as well.

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Slight update... I've been using my #71 instead of a #73 since I got it and switched out my ebony conductor to one with elk covers. Still using the same #48.
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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?
Vikingdog - what model is the white bone wharnie? I can't place it. Great looking knife, I am going to have to see if there are any more of those out there.vikingdog wrote:Do you have some GEC's in your EDC rotation? I've been carrying the little white bone wharnie for over a month and it's the nicest knife I've ever handled. It's perfect in the hand and in the pocket. It's just got a great feel to it. I haven't got around to the other two yet.
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Still these two. I just cant beat them!
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Yes!
I like 73/72's for my extended fly-fishing/camping/backpacking knives. I like the single-blade 48's for my backyard/day-hikes/outdoor food knives. A White Owl has recently replaced my usual 3 1/2" office, urban, custom knife. There is at least one more White Owl in my future.
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I like 73/72's for my extended fly-fishing/camping/backpacking knives. I like the single-blade 48's for my backyard/day-hikes/outdoor food knives. A White Owl has recently replaced my usual 3 1/2" office, urban, custom knife. There is at least one more White Owl in my future.
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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?
This is my EDC GEC that Gino gave me.
I carry it everyday, except today I had to switch to my Canal Street AAPK pinch lock because I shut my thumb in the door of my Expedition.
The spring on the GEC is so stiff that it hurts my thumb to open it, so I switched to the Canal Street because it has a much lighter spring in it.
I will switch back to the GEC as soon as my thumb quits hurting so bad.
The spring on the GEC is so stiff that it hurts my thumb to open it, so I switched to the Canal Street because it has a much lighter spring in it.
I will switch back to the GEC as soon as my thumb quits hurting so bad.
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