123OT in Stag..........My new EDC
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123OT in Stag..........My new EDC
I have long loved the Old Timer 123OT pattern.
I have EDCed the pattern in the past and really like the feel in my hand.
It cut like a big folding hunter, yet rides nicely in the pocket.
I decided I really needed one in stag for my EDC………..so I made one.
The file work was a quick after thought. I almost didn’t put any on it as I think it almost distracts from the stag.
What do you all think?
Dale
I have EDCed the pattern in the past and really like the feel in my hand.
It cut like a big folding hunter, yet rides nicely in the pocket.
I decided I really needed one in stag for my EDC………..so I made one.
The file work was a quick after thought. I almost didn’t put any on it as I think it almost distracts from the stag.
What do you all think?
Dale
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Re: 123OT in Stag..........My new EDC
YEAH, STAG AND FILEWORK, ALWAYS GOOD TO THINK ON THAT ONE. I like the tip to tip arrowhead in thr center, nice touch and works real well with stag.orvet wrote:I have long loved the Old Timer 123OT pattern.
I have EDCed the pattern in the past and really like the feel in my hand.
It cut like a big folding hunter, yet rides nicely in the pocket.
I decided I really needed one in stag for my EDC………..so I made one.
The file work was a quick after thought. I almost didn’t put any on it as I think it almost distracts from the stag.
What do you all think?
Dale
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Thanks for the input guys. I gave been EDCing her for 3 days now I really like the way she feels. It has carbon steel and is scary sharp.
I fixed up a sheath for it & wear it on my belt.
I just can't put it in my pocket with keys or change.
Dale
I fixed up a sheath for it & wear it on my belt.
I just can't put it in my pocket with keys or change.
Dale
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I know what your saying about using a sheath. I had a 125OT carbon steel that I used as a EDC when I first got it. I always put it in my back pocket in my jeans. That was a little boo boo I made. I'm 6"1" and 255 lbs. I sat down on the ground one day and cracked the handle in 2 places on one side. Made me mad and sick at the same time. That won't happen to me again, CCBill is sending me a fix for that problem so nothing happens to that Case large coke bottle when I get it.orvet wrote: I fixed up a sheath for it & wear it on my belt.![]()
I just can't put it in my pocket with keys or change.
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Dale , very nice ! I have the postage for this one!
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