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

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I added ine item to my EDC after covid hit, a large bottle of sanitizer...

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Added a large bottle of hand sanitizer since covid, had to omit one speed loader for the .44 spl...

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I added one item to my EDC after covid hit, a large bottle of sanitizer...

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Added a large bottle of hand sanitizer since covid, had to omit one speed loader for the .44 spl...

[GSPTOPDOG]

Carrying a pair of Western's today. My trusty #36 fixed blade and a scout knife.

[Ivoryman]

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Ahhhhhhhhhh, that's a beauty, fabulous bones and cool yellar SAK. Cool like Canada.

Carrying a pair of Western's today. My trusty #36 fixed blade and a scout knife.

Sweet Westerns. Mmmmmmnnnnn.

Last Friday (sorry forgot to post earlier). Gettin' ready for hobo meals!!

Someone's going to be happy with din din. Great shot FFF.

[edge213]

Added a large bottle of hand sanitizer since covid, had to omit one speed loader for the .44 spl...

Do you carry all of this every day??

[Dan In MI]

Cattle Knife & Bull Nose

That cattle knife... !

Carrying a pair of Western's today. My trusty #36 fixed blade and a scout knife.

The scout knife is really cool. I don't believe I've seen one with long pulls on the opener tools before.

Look forward to your pics Dan

Coming right up!

Probably my favorite pattern is the Stockman. Those that measure 3.25 to 3.75 inches closed and have clip, spey, and sheepsfoot blades are my favorite carriers. I like having three useful blades in a pocket-friendly frame. I often open mail and packages with the clip blade. Spey blades come in handy when opening a pet food bag that doesn't have a pull string. And the sheepsfoot blade works surprisingly well for slightly more demanding jobs, such as opening caulk tubes. My three carrier Stockmen are below: a Schrade 34OT, a Case 3318, and a dark red Case 6318.

The 3318 is getting a little pocket time right now. Joining it are the 34OT and a Schrade 219 jack. They are pictured with an indispensable tool of a previous trade that still comes in handy on occasion.

[zed6309]

Cattle Knife & Bull Nose

That cattle knife... !

Carrying a pair of Western's today. My trusty #36 fixed blade and a scout knife.

The scout knife is really cool. I don't believe I've seen one with long pulls on the opener tools before.

Look forward to your pics Dan

Coming right up!

Probably my favorite pattern is the Stockman. Those that measure 3.25 to 3.75 inches closed and have clip, spey, and sheepsfoot blades are my favorite carriers. I like having three useful blades in a pocket-friendly frame. I often open mail and packages with the clip blade. Spey blades come in handy when opening a pet food bag that doesn't have a pull string. And the sheepsfoot blade works surprisingly well for slightly more demanding jobs, such as opening caulk tubes. My three carrier Stockmen are below: a Schrade 34OT, a Case 3318, and a dark red Case 6318.

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The 3318 is getting a little pocket time right now. Joining it are the 34OT and a Schrade 219 jack. They are pictured with an indispensable tool of a previous trade that still comes in handy on occasion.

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Great knives Dan, Stockmans are my favourite as geeat for whittling medium sized stockmans are a great size for daily carry, i carry my case 6344 cv a lot

[TripleF]

Last Friday (sorry forgot to post earlier). Gettin' ready for hobo meals!!

What do you put in your hobo meals?
How long in the fire?

We used elk hamburger (given to me by a friend).
Baby carrots
Onion
Small potatoes

[geocash]

Two Queens dressed in Amber Carved Stag Bone. A #48 Swell Center Whittler & a #16 Mini Toothpick.

[Crazy Canuck]

Nice pair!


Bugnard seems to have a lot of models Victorinox doesn't regularly offer anymore, but they don't ship to the US (or basically anywhere outside of Switzerland).

Thank you. Came across it on the Bay a while back and had to get it! I'd love to find one with a punch instead of the electrician blade

Nice carriers, all! Two have me intrigued: Paul's Case (Kirinite 18?) and Mike's Victorinox (I don't recognize the pattern).

I'll have a contribution to this thread soon.

Think they called that one the Apprentice? Slim single spring, alox, and great blade combination on it.

Ahhhhhhhhhh, that's a beauty, fabulous bones and cool yellar SAK. Cool like Canada.

Thank you

[doglegg]

Added a large bottle of hand sanitizer since covid, had to omit one speed loader for the .44 spl...

That is a lot of power to tote around there. cool.

[doglegg]

Two Queens dressed in Amber Carved Stag Bone. A #48 Swell Center Whittler & a #16 Mini Toothpick.

Absolutely beautiful Amber stag handles.

[treefarmer]

What Floyd said!
Mighty fine Queens!
Treefarmer

[Ivoryman]

GECS&M

[QTCut5]

GECS&M

Nice pair. You're photos of the S&M 042151 really bring out the color of the bones...I always saw it as much darker brown, but in your pics it has a lot more red tones than I realized. Good job revealing the true nature/character of the bone.

I am curious about what appears to be a dark discolored area on the pile side of your GEC #85...is the cover discolored from use or does it just appear that way due to shadow/lighting?

[woodwalker]

Something mighty satisfying about peeling some homegrown veggies with an old knife!

[doglegg]

Great pics Iman

we, put that suckered to work.

[Ivoryman]

GECS&M

Nice pair. You're photos of the S&M 042151 really bring out the color of the bones...I always saw it as much darker brown, but in your pics it has a lot more red tones than I realized. Good job revealing the true nature/character of the bone.

I am curious about what appears to be a dark discolored area on the pile side of your GEC #85...is the cover discolored from use or does it just appear that way due to shadow/lighting?

The S&M mini T looks very different in different light conditions. Looks flat and brown sometimes, looks red and deep others. As for the GEC 85, good eye, but it's just shadow from one of the taller flowers out of frame that casts a shadow over the framed area. Thanks for the compliments, and thanks for two of the best knives in the pile.

Thanks you too doglegg.

[Dan In MI]

Think they called that one the Apprentice?

Found it: Pioneer Apprentice.

https://www.sakwiki.com/tiki-index.php? ... Apprentice

A very cool SAK pattern!

[DM11]

GEC Calf Roper & Mustang

[Ivoryman]

GEC Calf Roper & Mustang

Good looking wood, are they both ironwood?


Woodwalker, great looking cuke and they do taste better. Nice knife too.

[geocash]

Two Queens dressed in Amber Carved Stag Bone. A #48 Swell Center Whittler & a #16 Mini Toothpick.

Absolutely beautiful Amber stag handles.

Thank you doglegg.

What Floyd said!
Mighty fine Queens!
Treefarmer

And you too, treefarmer. I appreciate it.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Carrying a pair of Western's today. My trusty #36 fixed blade and a scout knife.

The scout knife is really cool. I don't believe I've seen one with long pulls on the opener tools before.

Dan, I had that old Western Scout/Camper in a box with a bunch of Camullis knives and I thought it was another Camullis there it sat and when I opened it up to oil the joints one day not too long ago.. looks like I am still not an "Expert" when it comes to knowing about pocket knives