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

[garddogg56]

Phil;she's too thin, heavy ,slippery,and I have never had too sharpen a knife so much in one work week ever whats wierd is I have a FFG Delica4 with the same VG10 and NO problems at all.

[philco]

Phil;she's too thin, heavy ,slippery,and I have never had too sharpen a knife so much in one work week ever whats wierd is I have a FFG Delica4 with the same VG10 and NO problems at all.

Gotcha. I have a smaller metal handled Spyderco and it's not a knife that I can warm up to either because of the wieght and the slippery handles.

[ken98k]

Ken that's a nice looking trio. Do you find the little neck knife useful ?

It's a great little knife but quite honestly, I keep forgetting that I have it.
However, the single blade Boker worked well on an Outback steak Wednesday evening.

[jmh58]

A red bone CASE 6392 with experience!! RFP!!.. John

[Another Knife Collector]

I never have lost knives before, then all of a sudden I've lost my long time Benchmade and Kershaw EDCs one after the other.... Both are long term probably not gonna find it lost.

Alas, I walked to the park the other day and this USA Schrade was sitting there abandoned on a bench coated in rust. I took it home, cleaned it up, and have my new EDC!

[Just Plain Dave]

Frankencryo which has already helped repair an electric item.

And this Boker which is beginning to rust freckle.

[Old Hunter]

I never have lost knives before, then all of a sudden I've lost my long time Benchmade and Kershaw EDCs one after the other.... Both are long term probably not gonna find it lost.

Alas, I walked to the park the other day and this USA Schrade was sitting there abandoned on a bench coated in rust. I took it home, cleaned it up, and have my new EDC!

I guess "good Karma" returned a knife to you for the ones you lost - nice restoration job! OH

[Old Hunter]

Dave, I sure like your new Böker! Everytime I see it, more and more I want to add a Böker with the Federal Shield to my collection. OH

[Just Plain Dave]

I don't know that it's a Federal shield. It's that shape with a tree in it.

I rather like it myself!

[313 Mike]

Been carrying this one as the work knife daily for the last few weeks straight...

[garddogg56]

Happy Mother's day all U mudda's Remington's this fine weekend.

[Baykeeper]

Carried this one home in my pocket from the SLO swap meet today

1960's-70's Cratfsman USA 9470 4" Stockman. Very good condition, pristine handles, some staining, but no pits; obviously carbon blades.

Also had a vintage Buck 311 Slimline Trapper in a sheath on my belt today. It is right up there as one of my favorite EDC's, and as close to being my all-time favorite knife as any of my knives can get.

And a shout out to junebug, ask Visalia if it misses me? I just can't seem to miss anything about Visalia but the friends I left behind 20 years ago, (grew up cruisin' Mooney Blvd; 1971 Mt. Whitney alum). Naw, just kidding, Visalia has it's charms, but I can see the ocean from my front door now, the SJ Valley just can't compete with that.

[garddogg56]

nice pair Bay I have a 9470 great user

[Baykeeper]

nice pair Bay I have a 9470 great user

Yup, I agree, thanks!
I'm not normally a Stockman fan, but this one is rather trim and in good condition, and I love the jig on the handle, so I'll just put it into my EDC rotation and start using it. I did some research, and still can't determine exactly who made these for Sears. The master blade has a swage on one side only, so that should help identify it, but it could be Schrade, Camillus, Utica, or?? It also has match strike grooves on the nail nic of the master, that could help identify the maker too. I saw a photo of the very same knife here on AAPK somewhere. It was still on it's hanging cardboard display card from Sears. It had a price tag of $1.99 or something still on it, so that places this knife firmly in the 60's-70's era. If we had only known back then huh? After looking closely at the handles I'm pretty sure they are Delrin, not bone. They have a slight "haze" to them, like old(er) Bucks get on their Delrin handles, so that pretty much rules out bone. They were just not making that many bone handled knives at that time anyway, especially to be sold at Sears, or it would have been way more expensive than a buck ninety nine, even back then.

[ken98k]

Tidioute 72 and a Case 6235 1/2 since Saturday.
Sorry, can't find my camera.

[garddogg56]

Ken show that 35 1/2 one of my favorites

[313 Mike]

Totin' this little ol' XX jack today...

[MITCH RAPP]

In my work pants today!

[ken98k]

Ken show that 35 1/2 one of my favorites

here ya go.

[ken98k]

And here's todays load. (since Saturday)

[garddogg56]

Ilike that what a knife thanx Ken Sodie and a p-nut today

[Producer]

Case Sodbuster in stainless steel I got a gun show 3-4 years ago for $13.
It's been great.
Also my trusty 34OT

[ken98k]

2 skinny Case knives today, plus the Gnome.

[bcleather]

Nice knives everyone. I like all of em on this page, especially the case 6235 1/2 and the redbone tear drop jack.

Ken98k how do you like that teardrop jack? Been thinking one of those might be my next purchase.

[ken98k]

Nice knives everyone. I like all of em on this page, especially the case 6235 1/2 and the redbone tear drop jack.

Ken98k how do you like that teardrop jack? Been thinking one of those might be my next purchase.

It's an okay knife but they have a reputation for a weak snap, and mine lives up to the rep.