All About Pocket Knives

These two today
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Benchmade

Day on the jub with these a M16&OHT

GEC Tidioute #15 Tom's Choice Barlow, Old Tan jigged bone, Sheep Foot, long pull, steel liners, 6 1/8 open, 3 3/8 closed, 3/8 thick. If Tom Sawyer carried one of these he had impeccable taste. Great knife, solid, tight, flush, smooth, everything great. Light and thin in the pocket, nice capable blade, very sleek, smooth, refined, impressive enough for dress up and precision tool, great knife for riding out the days events.

I'v been carrying this old Schrade the last few days.

Nice knife Joe and I love that tribal spear

Imperial RI USA Boy Scout knife, don't know the year. Friend who is 73 said it was his as a scout. Gave it to me for helping his disabled brother move. Knife has to be from the 1960's. Hasn't been touched in decades Still has some of his last meals from the last scout camp or cook out crammed in the belly ands ends and even hanging off the main tang. Gift from a friend/cleanup project/relic. It will be posted in the future after clean up.

Ivoryman, I'm remembering those BSA knives circa 1980's. OH

Buck 313 Muskrat - went low profile today. OH

Thanks garddogg.

Camillus #72 and RR lb Barlow

Old Hunter wrote:Buck 313 Muskrat - went low profile today. OH

OH, that looks like a very useful knife. Wonder why that style is not more common?

I'm driving down to Anchorage today. These will accompany me.

Producer wrote:Camillus #72 and RR lb Barlow

Excellent choice on the #72.


Colonel -- Buck calls that 313 a "Muskrat"?

They did Jerry - I went into more detail in my post under the Q&A section. OH

Ken, thanks - it is. I need to post a profile picture with the blades closed - it's the lowest profile, 3-7/8" square bolster pocketknife I own. OH

Nice Buck OH Work week OVER carried a UH and a Black gulch at the range tonite.

garddogg56 wrote:Nice Buck OH Work week OVER carried a UH and a Black gulch at the range tonite.

What is the setup on your rifle? Can't see much of it.

Jerry

Right now I'm carrying this 1995 Case Half Whittler, Red Stag, Clip and pen. Nice little knife, barely notice, feels great in the hand and looks classy.

garddogg56 wrote:

That pretty cool. Thanks for showing it.

Now Dogg - that's what I call a nice Buck (Ruger)!

Ivory, your Red Stag Case is a beautiful knife!

I'm carrying this older Schrade 897UH. This one has a serial number (76951) sports the older Stagalon pattern, and has nice full blades, but they are lazy blades. OH

1995 Queen Tiny Triapper Burnt Bone, Clip, pen. Great looking bone, hard to find an easier carry, good action, snap, lock up, love the splotchy scales. Good for the kids. Thanks for the compliments O Hunter, Dogg, zp4ja, didn't know Red Deer antler would bring them out. Thanks and glad to please.

Old Hunter wrote:Now Dogg - that's what I call a nice Buck (Ruger)!

Ivory, your Red Stag Case is a beautiful knife!

I'm carrying this older Schrade 897UH. This one has a serial number (76951) sports the older Stagalon pattern, and has nice full blades, but they are lazy blades. OH

Sweet Schrade O Hunter, great scales, glad you like red stag 1/2 whittlers.

Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

QTCut5 wrote:Nice little Queen, Ivoryman...unusual Queen shield on that one too...first time I've ever seen that particular one (although not an avid collector of Queen knives, I have seen, and do own, quite a few).
Very cool, perfect little knife for your daughter (your little "Queen").

~Q~

Thanks for complimenting, thanks for thinking of the little queen, and the knife, and where are those ivories?

The top one. Stainless rules in Texas!