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

[zed6309]

Great stuff guys ive got my A Wright Barlow today

[geocash]

Two Boker Tree Brand knives with carbon & bone. A #7474B Large Stockman & a Whittler.

I don't have any problem with the springs on the Stockman but I think the springs on the Whittler fit as well as any I have.

[Steve Warden]

Two Boker Tree Brand knives with carbon & bone. A #7474B Large Stockman & a Whittler.EDC506.jpgI don't have any problem with the springs on the Stockman but I think the springs on the Whittler fit as well as any I have.

Both are beauties, but, oooo, that stockman!!

[DM11]

Whittler and a Mustang

[Ivoryman]

Hard to beat a two GEC to me DM11. Great pair.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A CAMILLUS and a CAMILLUS.

Nice Camillus duo. One looks like an electrician's knife. Am I correct?

Yes sir you are correct! I have a few of them and I always seem to find them out at the flea markets and antique stores. They are very solid knives so I tend to pick them up and rotate them into the EDC lineup.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A CAMILLUS rope (rigger's?) knife, a Schrade stockman and a GEC trapper.

[geocash]

Two Boker Tree Brand knives with carbon & bone. A #7474B Large Stockman & a Whittler.EDC506.jpgI don't have any problem with the springs on the Stockman but I think the springs on the Whittler fit as well as any I have.

Both are beauties, but, oooo, that stockman!!

Thank you Steve. You can see a couple of reasons why I like Bokers.

[geocash]

Hard to beat a two GEC to me DM11. Great pair.

I think your #6247 is very attractive. Nice bone.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Barlow and a Ram Foot

I am looking again at the Ram Foot... and it looks even better than before!!!

[Ivoryman]

Thanks a bunch geo, and, I forgot to mention I really like the bones and look of that Boker Stockman, too. I can see why you like. Both are cool, but that jigging and color gets my attention more. Know how old it is? It's sweet regardless.

[geocash]

Thanks a bunch geo, and, I forgot to mention I really like the bones and look of that Boker Stockman, too. I can see why you like. Both are cool, but that jigging and color gets my attention more. Know how old it is? It's sweet regardless.

Thanks. I have trouble trying to date Bokers, however, I think the Stockman was made around 1965 to 1975. And, yes, it is sweet.

[Dan In MI]

A CAMILLUS rope (rigger's?) knife, a Schrade stockman and a GEC trapper.

I'd call that a rope knife; I think a rigger's knife has a marlinspike. All three of those are great, and you now have me thinking about picking up one of those electrician's knives.

[AntDog]

Shined up the Jack Adams lambsfoot I just got last week. Boy was that wood thirsty.

Here’s the before:

And the after:

[GSPTOPDOG]

A CAMILLUS rope (rigger's?) knife, a Schrade stockman and a GEC trapper.

I'd call that a rope knife; I think a rigger's knife has a marlinspike. All three of those are great, and you now have me thinking about picking up one of those electrician's knives.

I don't think you could go wrong. I think they are very solid knives

[Quick Steel]

[geocash]

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I think Boker's red bone is very attractive, whether jigged or smooth like that. Of course it helps that they put it on well made knives.

[doglegg]

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I think Boker's red bone is very attractive, whether jigged or smooth like that. Of course it helps that they put it on well made knives.

Well said geocash. I agree.

[DM11]

GEC Wrangler & TC Barlow

[Quick Steel]

geo and doglegg. thank you for your comments.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A Benchmade and and Imperil.

[Quick Steel]

[Ivoryman]

GEC and a Schrade

[Steamboat Willie]

Case large stockman for me. After years of carrying a Buck 110 on my hip I finally grew tired of the sheath constantly catching on things. I tried a Ruger Hollow Point and a Buck Innertia, but I didn’t care for their bulk in my pocket. The stockman is a great compromise knife. Large enough for most heavy work, small enough for most light work, and with three blade options I’ll probably never go back to EDCing large single blade rigs.

[Steve Warden]

Case large stockman for me. After years of carrying a Buck 110 on my hip I finally grew tired of the sheath constantly catching on things. I tried a Ruger Hollow Point and a Buck Innertia, but I didn’t care for their bulk in my pocket. The stockman is a great compromise knife. Large enough for most heavy work, small enough for most light work, and with three blade options I’ll probably never go back to EDCing large single blade rigs.

Sweet! Great first post!!
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