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

[zp4ja]

geocash, I'm loving the chunky look of your S&M.

I was thinking the same thing Garry.

Like the look of that pattern. The slanted, threaded and pinched bolster Trifecta is pretty cool also.

Jerry

[zp4ja]

Camillus Sword Brand. Mid '40s.

Good looking knife!

[WillyCamaro]

Now that's what i'm talking about Bighomer
Imperials need more pocket love then what they get.
Fat Schatt geo Good stuff
That is a very perty Camillus
Good stuff guys
Case again bouncing around harrowing this morning. Back out again right away.

[geocash]

I keep staring at Ivoryman's Camillus, but thanks Quick Steel, Jerry & Willy. Here's a shot of the S&M beside a bone-handled Camillus 72. The S&M is chunky to say the least but I really like it. The extra width of the S&M is obviously not in the blades & with only two blades & all that room I'm a bit disappointed that it still has a little blade rub.

[Just Plain Dave]

Terrible phone pic but this Case Humpback

[zp4ja]

I keep staring at Ivoryman's Camillus, but thanks Quick Steel, Jerry & Willy. Here's a shot of the S&M beside a bone-handled Camillus 72. The S&M is chunky to say the least but I really like it. The extra width of the S&M is obviously not in the blades & with only two blades & all that room I'm a bit disappointed that it still has a little blade rub.

Wow, interesting top view. I am not a Cutler but I wonder why on earth they have two spacers on both blades which centers both blades and crink them hard. That is a wide well for sure. Still a pretty knife.
You would think they could use a single spring with one "off setting" spacer on each side which would provide a narrower well with a possible minor blade crink (and maybe minor rub also) on each blade. Kinda like a CASE 06245..
Be interested in knowing the reason if anyone knows.

Jerry

[zp4ja]

Forgot I had a 32 stockman in my EDC pile.

CASE XX USA 1975' 6332 Medium Stockman
CASE XX USA 6111-1/2L Swing Guard with early USA font model stamp.
Hard to get good pics today but you get the idea.

Jerry

[Ivoryman]

Great bones Zp4ja, excellent pair from an excellent era. Eye candy.

[geocash]

I agree!

[zp4ja]

Thanks iman and geo! Those two are fun and handy carries.

Regards, Jerry

[Quick Steel]

geocash, I appreciate your comments on the fit and blade rub. I would really like to see more people comment on the qualities of either their edc, or whenever they have a new acquisition. Sort of a minnie review. While a little, emphasis on little, blade rub is not a major defect it is an irritant to me suggesting inattentiveness to detail.

[lakeside6a]

sharade 708 pen

[DM11]

IM that Camillus is a beauty!

Couple Colonial Rangers.

[richard]

EBRO& CAMILLUS

[garddogg56]

Ulster and a Kershaw for today

[Quick Steel]

garddog, I like that blend: modern and traditional. One of the few brands I have never tried is Kershaw. From everything I've heard they make a fine product.

[steve99f]

Got this one out to pack around a bit. Big knife.

[WillyCamaro]

I likes steve

[garddogg56]

garddog, I like that blend: modern and traditional. One of the few brands I have never tried is Kershaw. From everything I've heard they make a fine product.

That how I usually carry Ken Onion designs are great ,speed safe is the way to go.

[Steve Warden]

Ulster and a Kershaw for today

Mud season about over up there in the County?

[geocash]

1977 Case #6292 Texas Jack with CV & bone & Keen Kutter
(Camillus) #K28813/4 Barlow with carbon & ebony

[zp4ja]

Nice carries everyone!

Partial to the 92 geo. Great knife. One of my favorite patterns.

Jerry

[geocash]

Nice carries everyone!

Partial to the 92 geo. Great knife. One of my favorite patterns.

Jerry

Thanks, Jerry. I hope to find a 6392 in my mailbox some day.

And a question on the side for anyone: Was Camillus the only maker to stamp Keen Kutter? I assume they made mine but it seems like the more I read the less I know.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I sharpened up this new to me schrade walden 861 and it's in my pocket today. Great work knife.

[bighomer]

Tote'n these.