All About Pocket Knives

Carried these two for the last couple of days... makes for a good combo.

1972 Case 62055
Spyderco Mannix 2 lightweight

It's those Benchamde's that's causin' all the stir isn't it gino

Put this Field and Farm Tool to use today....

Awesome Benchmade, gino!

These two today.

I finally got the 35 1/2 outta the pocket for a while I went with a 32 and a 33 for the weekend

garddogg56 wrote:I finally got the 35 1/2 outta the pocket for a while I went with a 32 and a 33 for the weekend

pretty bone on that 32 dogg.

Thanx Jerry I love that knife

I carried these two offshore models today.

Ken, Sweet little CRKT with the white bone handle.

I toted this old straight line stamped eye brand to meeting today.

Come the morning it will be
ZT0566BW, GEC 85P in stag, Pioneer and I think maybe my Yellow CV Nut.

Really interesting jigging on that Wayne, Ken!
Perry

Carried this Case 6225 1/2 to church yesterday and then this Schrade 34OT for some piddling chores in the yard yesterday afternoon. You want tedious? Try restringing a wind chime with monofilament! But it made my wife happy to have her chime fixed and hung - that's what matters. OH

Happy wife, happy life.

CRKT Carson M21

Carried this lil' red Mora this morning on a little woods trek. (Thanks JD!)...I tell ya what, she's a sharp little gal! Since the "belt attachment " on the sheath is useless, I just slid the whole package in my rfp and she rode fine there. Very light weight.... Cool knife, I will keep it in my pack as a backup and hopefully put it to use on some fish and game as the opportunity arises.

Mike, I've got its twin. Sharp ain't the word for it.

I pack mine the same. It slides right in my overalls pocket just fine.

Same here BM 710

It was perfectly stainless an hour ago. And this is after cleaning it.

What pray tell, did you clean it with?

It came in contact with some roast beef. Cleaning it with windex immediately after had no effect on it.

Well you have the start of some great patina on her, it was the beef that put the patina on it not the cleaner

hms,
Tryin' to read the tang stamp on your Jr. Sodbuster. Is that CV stamped below the 3137 on the tang? If so that's where the "forced patina" probably came from .
Treefarmer

Back to work with a Buck and a CRKT

hms wrote:It was perfectly stainless an hour ago. And this is after cleaning it.

CV.. No SS would do that from roast beef and if it did... I aint eating it!! John