real good field folders

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real good field folders

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lockback,frontier--pioneer,primitive--lockback, blue--big jack, burnt grizz--scout,antique amber--farmer,smooth bone--moose,appalosa--scout,cherry--buffalo bone locker,scagel-[gec]. all these are good heavy duty carry knives able to do camp & game chores. lots of variety but only a sample of gecs production.show your favs.--HiPower
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AGREED! ::DROOL:: ;)
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Great line up Dennis ::tu:: Always have a #23 & #72 with my gear and can't wait to give the new #42 a whirl this deer season.
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I have a 2 bladed Tidioute blue bone lockback like the one third from the left in your picture. GEC called it Blue River Bone or something like that. Is yours a single bladed knife? My wife bought the one I have for me, it's a nice knife. Those are all nice knives you have there HiPower.

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Awesome group Hipower 8)

A burnt stag big jack goes every where with me ::tu:: Perfect pocket size for me with plenty of blade (s)
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Nice bunch of knives HP...all are good user's..... ::tu::

Current edc's I use...I lean to single blade's but I've been known to carry other's.
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Yous guys have some amazing GECS! ::drool::


Edit to add my few GECs, I don't have near the number y'all do.
There's a Gepetto whittler, a GEC congress and a conductor. The Whittler has seen use in field with doves, garden work and EDC, the other two are not broken in yet, not sure I can bring myself to do it! -T
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KILLER group Dennis!
...and Bob, you get much use out of the punch on that #85?....I EDC one and find it very useful. ::nod::

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Trevor I find myself using the punch alot more than I figured now that the grandkid's have taken up riding... :)
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If by "field folders" you mean deer huntin', I favor the big 23 size.
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All right. You caught me usin' a non GEC product; but it's only 'cuz I don't wanna stain up the blades on my 23's with blood! I've used the Camillus/Moore Maker the last few years fer that chore. :mrgreen:
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GUNSTOCK MY RED SPIRAL BUFF 23 HAS DONE 2 WHITETAILS & QUITE A FEW BASS. my black spiral is still in the tube, i favor the pioneer over even the missouri lockers. HiPower thanks for looking & showing fellows
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Dennis, did it ruin your day when you first bloodied your red spiral cut? ::paranoid:: While I love my 1095 GEC's, I try to keep them away from blood, fruit, etc. I know it doesn't hurt 'em, I guess I just carried dark, stained blades so long that I like to try and keep 'em shiney! Sometimes I'll even take 'em to my 1/4 hp Baldor buffer for a 'spa' treatment. ::shrug::
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Awesome group of folders.
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gunstock i usually buy several of any pattern i really like in the GEC LINE so i have mint nonusers & good field knives. HiPower
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::woot:: WOW ::woot::

Hey guys,

Nice collection of GEC !!!!!

As to date I don't own any GEC, but .......... after looking at these beauties ....... I should !!!!!

Thanks for sharing,
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A super collection! ::tu::
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