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

[Montanaman]

Drop point from Carl Colson is with me today

[1967redrider]

Mornin', Paul and QS!

Going with a Remington R44 today. All steel (except for the saw cut bone ), half-stops on both blades, swedged clip on this model and very pocket friendly. I don't think this one has ever been sharpened and the factory edge cuts Mandarin skins with ease.

Yours looks great. Mine looks like trash.

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Yours is just "broken in" better. You know, like a new car.

[1967redrider]

Drop point from Carl Colson is with me today

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Gorgeous, Kris, great seeing your post too.

[Samb]

new favorite is a Kershaw Launch 8.

[TPK]

Drop point from Carl Colson is with me today

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Nice one Kris! Nice lanyard too! Welcome back

[SteveC]

Camillus Sword Brand Jack and an English Whittler

[woodwalker]

These 2 again today!

[geocash]

Camillus Sword Brand Jack and an English Whittler
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Nice shot Steve. I like those patterns & the wood looks good.

[DM11]

Lambsfoot and a Sod Buster

[garddogg56]

Slipped this old ten dot in my pocket this evening

[1967redrider]

Slipped this old ten dot in my pocket this evening

-92 or a -33, gard? I like your artwork too, it inspires me.

*edit- from the casing size I think it's a -92.

[geocash]

A Fight'n Rooster Medium Congress with carbon & bone:

[garddogg56]

Slipped this old ten dot in my pocket this evening

-92 or a -33, gard? I like your artwork too, it inspires me.

*edit- from the casing size I think it's a -92.

That be a 92 RR

[1967redrider]

A Fight'n Rooster Medium Congress with carbon & bone:

Sweet, geo. What kind of etch does it have? Frank knew how to dress a knife.

[woodwalker]

Slipped this old ten dot in my pocket this evening

That's a nice one Dog!!

[geocash]

A Fight'n Rooster Medium Congress with carbon & bone:

Sweet, geo. What kind of etch does it have? Frank knew how to dress a knife.

Thank you sir. I agree that he had good taste. And fortunately he choose Fredrich Olbertz to produce them. Here is the etch:

[1967redrider]

A Fight'n Rooster Medium Congress with carbon & bone:

Sweet, geo. What kind of etch does it have? Frank knew how to dress a knife.

Thank you sir. I agree that he had good taste. And fortunately he choose Fredrich Olbertz to produce them. Here is the etch:

Very cool.

[WillyCamaro]

"Come and get your love now" - Red Bone


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Willy,
Red Case knives always get a second look!
But tell me, Sir, what is the fine lookin' old knife below the red Case?
Treefarmer

Thank you brother! She's a ole WWII Imperial USAAF equal ender. That I saved from the parts bin.
Glad you enjoy!

[zed6309]

Hi guys, sorry not been around as much recently, been busy with decorating and working extra hours due to a large vets bill as my lovely dog soul is having a large lump removed next monday we had to find £1200 so been hard but he needs this operation, anyway hopefully I'll be around a bit more, I took 2 of my daughters and Soul camping last weekend so I did a bit of carving, another luckyfatman, I picked up this large RR as I knew it was similar size to the case #75 , sadly although the blade edge is under 3inches from the bolster to the tip is more than 3inches and I feel that's where the police would measure from so for me it's too big, glad I tried the RR first
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Nice to see the carving, good show. Sorry about the dog, good luck with the surgery, and glad you're able and camping out. Wondering how often the police there would stop you or demand to see a pocket knife and measure to see if it's legal? Around here they never ask me about what's in my pockets on the rare occasion I am pulled over or interact with cops. And we have open carry law for fixed blades and firearms. I see people occasionally carry fixed blades that look like 5-6 inch or more so I doubt the police would be that hawkish on a folder like yours. Just curious how the Bobbies would even know you had it on you?

Tbh I've never been stopped in over 40yrs of carrying, I think being over 50 helps as well but if I ever was I would rather a smaller blade, I carry a cade 6220 and 6344 a lot in leather slips on my keys , much more concealed and a size knife I use regularly, my limit is a senior stockman

[Quick Steel]

[1967redrider]

Excellent choices, QS!

Totin' a R4593 Muskrat today. Very ingenious design and way more to it than you might think. Both blades ride on a huge back spring, bits in place for smooth operation and to avoid blade overlap, pretty sweet jigged bone (they may call it stag ). One of my reference books says any reputable collection should have a Remington Muskrat. Not sure how reputable my collection is, but this is a great knife to have.

[treefarmer]

I do like that one! Muskrats have always intrigued me and I have been using the same Old Timer for years as a special clean up knife when processing venison.
That is a beauty!
Treefarmer

[Quick Steel]

redrider, you have an impressive knife there. This is the first Muskrat that really appeals to me, though admittedly I am fairly disreputable myself.

[Ripster]

Camillus Sword Brand Jack and an English Whittler



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Nice Carries
Did you put the wood covers on the Sword brand ?

[SteveC]

Camillus Sword Brand Jack and an English Whittler
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Nice shot Steve. I like those patterns & the wood looks good.

Thanks !