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

[Rotten]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.

[doglegg]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
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Patch knife, that would be a knife a black powder enthusiast would use?

[Winchester M21]

Pearl Winchester

[Rotten]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
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Patch knife, that would be a knife a black powder enthusiast would use?

I'm not a black powder shooter but that is my understanding.

[KnifeSlinger#81]

Nice old Ulster Paul!! Beautiful bone!! Those old Ulsters are hard to beat!!

Thanks, they sure are!

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
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Great looking stockman Trace.


For turkey day I went with this schrade cut 3 5/8'' cattle knife. I really like this one.

[geocash]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
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That stag looks great!

[doglegg]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
20191128_110636~2.jpg

Patch knife, that would be a knife a black powder enthusiast would use?

I'm not a black powder shooter but that is my understanding.

Thanks, that one looks knice, can't wait to see the next one.

[geocash]

Nice old Ulster Paul!! Beautiful bone!! Those old Ulsters are hard to beat!!

Thanks, they sure are!

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
20191128_110636~2.jpg

Great looking stockman Trace.


For turkey day I went with this schrade cut 3 5/8'' cattle knife. I really like this one.


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I love your Cattle knife Paul.

[geocash]

Turkey day carry. My 65-69 5347 and a Russell patch knife that I put the handles on yesterday and finished this morning. The patch knife was a fun project and the next one will be more refined, fewer mistakes.
20191128_110636~2.jpg

Patch knife, that would be a knife a black powder enthusiast would use?

I'm not a black powder shooter but that is my understanding.

I am & you are right.

[Rotten]

Thanks all for the compliments on my stockman, it was a Christmas present from my fiance last year and is slowly seeing more pocket time since I finally put and edge on it.

[Rotten]

Fantastic cattle knife Paul.

[geocash]

1977 Case #6292 Texas Jack with CV & bone & 1974 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen with CV & Delrin

[Tsar Bomba]

I'm thankful for these two HOKs. #1 paired with a Crucible Knife Co. scout knife on Thanksgiving Day for the important work: Opening bottles.

[TPK]

1977 Case #6292 Texas Jack with CV & bone & 1974 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen with CV & Delrin

Can't even see the difference between Bone & Derlin on those two. Nice knives, like that Premium Pen knife.

[bighomer]

Used and abused, defiled and reprofile, but honest ole knives that have done the job and are still cutting the mustard. Oh the stories if they could only talk.

[ken98k]

Carrying these for next week or so.
D2 steel flipper, Bone stag Trapper and a peanut.

[bighomer]

Big'un in the the rfp, medium in the lfp and little bitty finger nail knife in the watch pocket.

[Montanaman]

A foot of snow and cold, just headed out to shovel and feed the pigs. This Texas jack has been in my pocket the last few days.

[jmh58]

Kris.. That is a BEAUTY.. Don't loose it in the snow!!! WOW!!
John

[Montanaman]

Kris.. That is a BEAUTY.. Don't loose it in the snow!!! WOW!!
John

Thank you! Tony builds a great knife, sad so many are sitting in folks safe , never to be carried. Tony built Rick Menefee a few that he uses all the time. I keep my pocket knives in a leather slip in my breast pocket, keeps them upright. Working in the deep snow I have long underwear under my PCV Carhartt's, so no belt for a fixed blade. Well over 30 inches of snow since late Sept., and we are not even to winter yet!

[DM11]

Case 6347 and a GEC 86

[Blade fuzz]

Howdy y’all !! First time posting.
These two GEC’s helped me outside today.

[roseandthistlecustom]

[geocash]

1977 Case #6292 Texas Jack with CV & bone & 1974 Case #6233 Small Premium Pen with CV & Delrin

Can't even see the difference between Bone & Derlin on those two. Nice knives, like that Premium Pen knife.

Thanks. Don't tell anybody but that pen had me fooled for about a year. Then I read that the shield without a oval around "CASE" was introduced in 1975 to identify synthetic handles. Looks like it appeared a year earlier, at least on this one.

[geocash]

The more I see Tony & David carrying their Case Barlows, the more I wanna carry one.

1970 Case #62009 1/2 Barlow & 1971 Case 6332 Medium Stockman, both with CV & bone.