All About Pocket Knives

It may look quite similar on the pic, but no.
This one is smaller, thinner and much lighter.
And it's no Buck...

Being away from home, at the moment I have a rotation of one

I love this knife - a Herr Kneissler farmer's knife that I modded - the blade was a longer clip point

Carbon steel, brass and horn. A good stout whittler/slicer blade with a great spring - cheap and handmade. Got a few wrinkles obviously, but nothing that detracts, and all add to the considerable character of the piece

I'd so love another

thats the key - you have to dig what you carry

I came across this Schrade stockman in the knives I bought this weekend and just fell in love with it. I put the case jack I was carryin away and now I am carryin this along with my Kershaw

Noddy,
Nice! And a one of a kind EDC!

Gino,

gino wrote:thats the key - you have to dig what you carry

So very true!
Nice Stockman!

So...
Any last guesses on the sunset knife?
Does this help?

Benchmade???

I am thinking it is one of the newer Case Patterns, like the 225 L SS lock blade I have.

Maybe LT1405 L SS

http://www.hand-tools.com/product-detai ... num=CA8916

Pen and Toothpick,
The Case LT1405 L SS is correct!
Congrats!

Plain and simple and maybe not a beauty, but very lightweight and it works great as a user.

Nice knife Froggy.
Here's one I've added to the rotation.

aahhhh! case trapper! I carried a western trapper for a bit but I like a knife that also has a small blade

I went fishing in my boat, so I put this on a string around my neck.

Browning 620 Angler FDT Sportsmans Japan Scissors 4 "

I use the sissors the most cutting the new tied notes. lol

justold52 wrote:I went fishing in my boat, so I put this on a string around my neck.

Browning 620 Angler FDT Sportsmans Japan Scissors 4 "

I use the sissors the most cutting the new tied notes. lol

Does anyone know what the only natural preditor to the Marlin is?

They pretty much perfected Justold52's fish knife, They should be good at it by now, they pretty much eat everything that swims or moves in the Oceans.

some kinda shark?

johnny twoshoes,
Nice Trapper, pretty color on that one!

Justold52,
How do you feel about the main blade of the 620?

Pen & Toothpick wrote: Does anyone know what the only natural preditor to the Marlin is?

For adult marlins I can think of no other predators than big sharks...and Homo sapiens of course.

Froggyedge wrote: For adult marlins I can think of no other predators than big sharks...and Homo sapiens of course.

I was pretty much talking about the Homo sapien ones...Land Sharks.

I carried this Cold Steel for a long time. It's called a Twister. It's like an Opinel but a lot studier. Great blade steel. It has patina on the Carbon V blade. I like it a lot.

nice redferd, its cool to see what everyone carrys and likes!
thanks for sharin!

Been carrying the Norfolk pretty regular

man LC that norfolk sure is a good lookin knife!
thanks for sharin it.
I need to get me one

Right now I got a Queen #2 jack in amber carved bone in my bib pocket. Must say I'm partial to a stag Puma stockman as one of my all time favorites.

Gino's avatar, the S&M swell center jack, is right up there for most fave.

I like the queen too! The S&M on my avitar is prob my fav knife.
thanks for sharin!

love that queen!!!! I am lookin for one now

Froggyedge asked "Justold52,
How do you feel about the main blade of the 620?"

Well she is very sharp.

I am very careful using it, cuz any thing it touches it cuts.

I find it gr8 for poking in those vacuum molded packs to get out a new lure.

Just don't drop the knife with the blade open. She will stick in your shoe or the wood or carpet floor.

It is like using a strong Zacto (spelling?) knife

Perhaps do to the unusual shape I am more careful.

PS thanks for the fishing comments too....

thanks !!!

Woseyjales,
Great knives for the pocket.
The Cadet looks nice in green!

justold52 wrote:Froggyedge asked "Justold52,
How do you feel about the main blade of the 620?"[/colo

Well she is very sharp.

I am very careful using it, cuz any thing it touches it cuts.

I find it gr8 for poking in those vacuum molded packs to get out a new lure.

Just don't drop the knife with the blade open. She will stick in your shoe or the wood or carpet floor.

It is like using a strong Zacto (spelling?) knife

Perhaps do to the unusual shape I am more careful.

PS thanks for the fishing comments too....

No doubt it's great for getting out new lures!
I asked just because I tend to be quite old fashioned regarding blades and edges, and the 620 is not exactly your standard, traditional fishing knife... I think I will try to be more open minded about new designs!