All About Pocket Knives

Good idea, Josh! Thought it might be a Rem or maybe even a PAL

Ken inspired carry. Same #

Boy,, that Case is a stunner!!

Ivoryman wrote:Ken inspired carry. Same #

That's much prettier than mine!


OH, That's a doubly nice Schrade. Love the shield.


Same Case and Benchmade today.

QTCut5 wrote:I always thought the "pokin' stick" icon meant, "I'm'a poke you in yer eye if you keeps messin' wit' me!" (Must be something I learned from my older brother when we were kids!) But, I probably deserved it since I was always the one to ...a very unpredictable child, was I...and probably only gotten worse with age.

Now, back to knives...here's my pocket pal for today (another gift from Ivoryman):

Cheers & Aloha,

~Q~

Stunning stag. Any more where that came from? Show us some more of that herd pretty please.

GREAT CARRIES, OH,IVORY,KEN



TODAYS DUO

Man, those are some suhweeeeeeeeeeet carries fellas!!

I'll be toting my G-10 Cryo in addition to my Sidekick, VAC SAK Classic....

That's a fine looking Cryo you have there, Scott. How's the edge holding up?

TripleF wrote:Man, those are some suhweeeeeeeeeeet carries fellas!!

I'll be toting my G-10 Cryo in addition to my Sidekick, VAC SAK Classic....

If you're a Dark Side Of The Moon fan, you're a friend of mine. Crank up the Floyd and enjoy.

Nabbed this S&M Congress Whittler recently and today was looking over it closely and found it has scrolled liners with all kinds of delicate lined designs inside. Can't believe it. I have never seen liners with scrolled décor inside a knife before, clear down to the springs where they can't really be seen. I guess pleasantly surprised, but seems like a great place for corrosion to start and collect unnoticed and a lot of work and expense that really never gets seen or appreciated. Not going to make cleaning any easier. Interesting though.

Case and a CRKT m-16 today.

Ivoryman wrote:Nabbed this S&M Congress Whittler recently and today was looking over it closely and found it has scrolled liners with all kinds of delicate lined designs inside. Can't believe it. I have never seen liners with scrolled décor inside a knife before, clear down to the springs where they can't really be seen. I guess pleasantly surprised, but seems like a great place for corrosion to start and collect unnoticed and a lot of work and expense that really never gets seen or appreciated. Interesting though.

.....that's the first knife I've ever seen like that!!!........... ............

Taking a long weekend to get camp wood ready for hunting season with these tools.

Hey dogg. Are you a fan of the partially serrated blades and if you are, what's the attraction?

Ivoryman wrote:Nabbed this S&M Congress Whittler recently and today was looking over it closely and found it has scrolled liners with all kinds of delicate lined designs inside. Can't believe it. I have never seen liners with scrolled décor inside a knife before, clear down to the springs where they can't really be seen. I guess pleasantly surprised, but seems like a great place for corrosion to start and collect unnoticed and a lot of work and expense that really never gets seen or appreciated. Not going to make cleaning any easier. Interesting though.

WOW!
I LOVE IT!!!
TALK ABOUT CLASSY COOL............ DANG IT! - cuz ,there it is.................

jerryd6818 wrote:Hey dogg. Are you a fan of the partially serrated blades and if you are, what's the attraction?

No Jerry not a fan EXCEPT when skinning rubber coated armor cables and rigging gear with rope Ken I love my 35 1/2 mines a nine dot .

TODAYS Ti TOTE

End of road wood today carting Schrades and other tools.

Junebug, Spyderco what? looks like a mean, big, heavy blade. Like the blade hole, that feature is great, I assume you can pinch open even without using the hole? If these came in pretty bone or stag, hmmmm, would have to have one. Don't suppose though. Sleek, thanks for showing it.

Kniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice............DOGG! A little PBR to wash down the days troubles!

VERY COOL, GDOG....

Ivoryman wrote:Junebug, Spyderco what? looks like a mean, big, heavy blade. Like the blade hole, that feature is great, I assume you can pinch open even without using the hole? If these came in pretty bone or stag, hmmmm, would have to have one. Don't suppose though. Sleek, thanks for showing it.

IVORY - THANKS
SPYDERCO SAGE 2, TITANUIM framed ,CHRIS REEVES - INTEGRAL LOCK..........
MEAN = YES, BIG & HEAVY = NO ..........
Length overall Length closed Length blade Length edge Hole Ø Blade thickness Weight
7.19" 4.19" 3" 2.63" 0.51" 0.118" 3.5oz


YES = YOU CAN GRAB/PITCH/FLICK/THUMB HOLE, BACK SIDE MIDDLE FINGER FLICK, SPYDIE DROP TO OPEN
VERY SMOOTH = ON PB (PHOSPHOR BRONZE) WASHERS....
YOU CAN HAVE ANY SCALE MADE YA WANT FOR ANY KNIFE .... YER IMAGINATION OR MAKERS I GUESS ARE ONLY LIMIT

Carried, cut with, or drooled on this week. Snapshot in time.

that graph didnt space right

Length overall 7.19"
Length closed 4.19"
Length blade 3"
Length edge 2.63"
Hole Ø 0.51"
Blade thickness 0.118"
Weight 3.5 oz

NICE EDC GROUPING

Those are some fine carry knives, fellows. I have carried this Case all this week.