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

[DM11]

Queen 49 Stockman & GEC 21 Bull Buster

[geocash]

GEC Northfield #661317 Calf Roper with 1095 & stag:

Niiiiiiiice!

Thank you Steve.

Great looking 66 Geo!!!

Thank you too, Doc.

[garddogg56]

Nice 47 / 74 Combo, David!
Great looking 66 Geo!!!

Not so color coordinated this week...
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Doc forget the color coordination,I love the natural wear on that Benchmade.A true EDC

[jmh58]

Blue ALOX Farmer in the rfp for our "Woods Wander" today.. Gotta get the wife movin...
John

[doglegg]

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Blue ALOX Farmer in the rfp for our "Woods Wander" today.. Gotta get the wife movin...
John

Didn't take long to get that one in your pocket and on the trail. Congrats.

[OSCAR]

My favorite EDC is a SFO Maserin. Sodbuster type pattern. SS liners, micarta handles and D2 blade.

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[Doc B]

Great looking sodbuster Oscar!!! I was a "late comer" to sodbusters...but; now they are a favorite!

[wornoutwrench]

I've been carrying this for a few weeks now and really love it. Very rarely do I find myself wishing I had a second or different blade on my pocketknife to complete a task, so I’m a fan of single blade knives, especially big ones. This big serpentine jack arrived recently, and I have been pleased with it. First, at over 5 inches closed it’s a big handful of a knife which my tired old hands appreciate, and at a bit over 5 ounces I don’t forget it’s in my pocket. The bone handles are dark and beautifully done with recognizable Germanic precision. You don’t see many jack pattern knives this big; but the overall smooth shape makes it great in the pocket and the blade pivot is sunk with no sharp corner to tear up the lining of your pocket. I like that on a knife and it’s a fault on many others. I like big clip blades too and this one has got it. A nice full shape and a long pull which is a good thing on this knife as the backspring is pretty stout and my fingernails aren’t what they used to be. I’m not a fan of gold embellishment, nor a Kentuckian but I can overlook both on this big guy. The gold is starting to wear and will soon be gone leaving the etching which I’m fine with. This knife is from a set sold in the 70s if I understand correctly, made in Germany as a faint etch on the blade shows. The blade snaps like a trap but does show some spiderwebs and spots. The back side of the blade looks to have been polished somewhere in its life. The 128 may be the serial number of the set it was once part of.
On the downside, overall the knife could have used a bit more care in construction. The bolster ends don’t look quite finished, the back spring doesn’t fit the best, and the blade doesn’t sit centered. Some of the pins could have been done better too. Blade pivot pins have a lot of contrast with the bolster metal as well for some reason. Too bad, a little more finishing time would have produced a gem. Don’t get me wrong, it’s still a beauty and really like it. Something different in a big single blade than a folding hunter or Barlow and was a bargain too.

[jmh58]

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Blue ALOX Farmer in the rfp for our "Woods Wander" today.. Gotta get the wife movin...
John

Didn't take long to get that one in your pocket and on the trail. Congrats.

Thank You Floyd..
John

[garddogg56]

These Bucks went in the woods,camp hunting,fleamarting and ice fishing this weekend .four dot and it's half #055::super_happy::

[Steve Warden]

These Bucks went in the woods,camp hunting,fleamarting and ice fishing this weekend .four dot and it's half #055::super_happy::

That patch and red coat reminded me of my uncle. He was a member of the Machias Valley Sportsmen's Club back in the 60s and 70s. He did a lot of hunting and fishing back then. Their patch looked similar, and he had it sewn onto the same red coat.

[garddogg56]

Johnson sold a lo of these wool jackets,before mandatory orange,red and black pattern were the norm around these parts.If ya saw a green and black pattern most likely the hunters were from Vermont

[DM11]

GEC Northfield #661317 Calf Roper with 1095 & stag:

Geo sure like that Calf Roper!

[DM11]

Camillus Barlow & Sta-Sharp Cattle knife. In case ya hadn't noticed I'm having a hard time keeping this Cattle knife outta my pocket.

[Steve Warden]

Camillus Barlow & Sta-Sharp Cattle knife. In case ya hadn't noticed I'm having a hard time keeping this Cattle knife outta my pocket.

Can't blame ya!

[woodwalker]

Working at the office. Desk knive today.

[doglegg]

Camillus Barlow & Sta-Sharp Cattle knife. In case ya hadn't noticed I'm having a hard time keeping this Cattle knife outta my pocket.

David, putting those two in your pocket seems a wise decision. Lovely and I especially like the cattle knife.

Working at the office. Desk knive today.

ww is Quick Steel rubbing off on you. Next thing you know "Desk Knives" will be the new fad. And by the way, wonderful knife.

[woodwalker]

Camillus Barlow & Sta-Sharp Cattle knife. In case ya hadn't noticed I'm having a hard time keeping this Cattle knife outta my pocket.

David, putting those two in your pocket seems a wise decision. Lovely and I especially like the cattle knife.

Working at the office. Desk knive today.

ww is Quick Steel rubbing off on you. Next thing you know "Desk Knives" will be the new fad. And by the way, wonderful knife.

Floyd, ole Quick Steel does have some some beautiful desk knives for sure! This one is a fine letter opener! appreciate your comments on the TB Backpocket with Ebony scales. It's very thin, and feels pretty good in hand. Think I might cut a piece of string now!

[DM11]

Thank you Steve and Floyd.

[geocash]

GEC Northfield #661317 Calf Roper with 1095 & stag:

Geo sure like that Calf Roper!

Thank you, David. Yours is the voice of experience.

[Ivoryman]

Northfield 922219 Eureka - GEC 470114 Viper

[DM11]

Case Barlow & SW Stockman

[DM11]

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Good looking pair of GEC's.

[WillyCamaro]

Camillus Barlow & Sta-Sharp Cattle knife. In case ya hadn't noticed I'm having a hard time keeping this Cattle knife outta my pocket.

David, putting those two in your pocket seems a wise decision. Lovely and I especially like the cattle knife.

Working at the office. Desk knive today.

ww is Quick Steel rubbing off on you. Next thing you know "Desk Knives" will be the new fad. And by the way, wonderful knife.

Yesir brother dogg, I plan on carrying the new tradition for many years to come. It's nice having a friend right out at hands reach, always there for ya, when you need him.
Just like my Button...

[bighomer]

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