Let's see those well used/worn EDC's (emphasis on GEC's)

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Very nice simple man. . ::tu:: #66 serpentine Jack in ebony wood? ::hmm::
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Yup, I stropped the "matte" finish off it, it was kinda worn anyway. I like it better. (if that is possible)
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Great pattern, hard to pass up. ::tu:: I'm sure she makes a great companion. ::nod::
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I've got 2 Stag #66 Jacks just like it. I keep getting tempted to carry one of them, but I like the Ebony. It is a great carry.
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Same Outlaw
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Simple Man wrote:I've got 2 Stag #66 Jacks just like it. I keep getting tempted to carry one of them, but I like the Ebony. It is a great carry.
I don't blame ya. I have at least three ebony in my EDCs. ::tu:: ::nod::
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Good looking outlaw Gino. ::tu:: ::hmm:: I bet that outlaw makes for a good carry... :mrgreen:
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Thanks and this one fits great with the slim profile and pinched bolsters, I have to say she's my favorite knife. ;)
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That would be a tough one for me. ::hmm:: I guess I'd hafta say I have a lot of EDC favorites. ::dang:: ::shrug::
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HiPower wrote:horn needs a miniumn of one year cure before being put on cutlery. 2 years might be better; i've had razors over 100 years old with no horn shrinkage.---HiPower
good to know, Thanks HP!

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