All About Pocket Knives

Used this '14 Seahorse at work today, "as ground" SS blades are the lowest maintenance I have ever had, good edge, easy to get razor sharp, thick rock solid main blade, tight, smooth, great workhorse.

Lovely Hen and Rooster spear point, in stag. This is a great knife that doesn't get nearly enough pocket time, maybe I'll change that, soon

This one has been around the block more than a few times....

I forget how much I love this knife. Perfect size!

Very nice scout/ camp knife, Scott---liking that Humpback, too, Dave. So many great knives, so little time...and $$

Ivoryman wrote:Used this '14 Seahorse at work today, "as ground" SS blades are the lowest maintenance I have ever had, good edge, easy to get razor sharp, thick rock solid main blade, tight, smooth, great workhorse.

nice whittler I-man..If ya don't mind me asking what ya do for a living?

SteelMyHeart, that H&R is a beauty!

Don't mind you asking at all GDogg, but there are some things I don't discuss in this kind of forum, never know whose out there listening. Plus the less big brother knows the better, no offense though. The 25 EZ really impressed me in the last few days, can't put it down.

The 25 EZ really impressed me in the last few days, can't put it down.

I am very partial to EZs and yours is a beauty.

I understand I-man went to the wood lot tonite toting a Canadian belt knife and aSCC 208

dogg -- Didn't know Mora made a Canadian (Nessmuk?). How long have you had the knife? Do you remember where you got it?

I toted this 2015 Case Muskrat that I got for Christmas from the wife.

I got my little Ulster Pen knife out to fondle and the small blade was kinda stuck. And the main blade is all fuzzy with rust. Rust NEVER sleeps...

jerryd6818 wrote:dogg -- Didn't know Mora made a Canadian (Nessmuk?). How long have you had the knife? Do you remember where you got it?

Hi Jerry,My brother got it at a yard sale in N.Dakota a few years back skun a Moose with her comfortable knife

garddogg56 wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:dogg -- Didn't know Mora made a Canadian (Nessmuk?). How long have you had the knife? Do you remember where you got it?

Hi Jerry,My brother got it at a yard sale in N.Dakota a few years back skun a Moose with her comfortable knife

Well, that's what they're made for.

SteelMyHeart85420 wrote:Lovely Hen and Rooster spear point, in stag. This is a great knife that doesn't get nearly enough pocket time, maybe I'll change that, soon

What's the closed length on that one SMH? That's a cool stag Hen & Rooster spear point.

~Q

The H&R is 3 3/4" closed, thanks

garddogg56 wrote:I understand I-man went to the wood lot tonite toting a Canadian belt knife and aSCC 208

Garddogg...I agree, great pattern, I have taken it into the woods as well. My brother in law gave me a great gift, a Russell Belt Knife, Canada, that he carried as a Search and Rescue Tech., in the Canadian military. He said they used to carry this on the outside of their secondary parachute, just in case they got caught up in trees and had to cut themselves out of tangled ropes. It's a very cherished knife in my collection. Pic of knife, and how it was carried. cheers

Wild Guess: parachutist is over the St.Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada.
clue: long skinny surveyed lots perpendicular to river.
kj

Lawrence wrote: Garddogg...I agree, great pattern, I have taken it into the woods as well. My brother in law gave me a great gift, a Russell Belt Knife, Canada, that he carried as a Search and Rescue Tech., in the Canadian military. He said they used to carry this on the outside of their secondary parachute, just in case they got caught up in trees and had to cut themselves out of tangled ropes. It's a very cherished knife in my collection. Pic of knife, and how it was carried. cheers

Really attracted to those Russell's, Lawrence.

Lawrence, very cool knife and an even cooler story!

kootenay joe wrote:Wild Guess: parachutist is over the St.Lawrence River in Quebec, Canada.
clue: long skinny surveyed lots perpendicular to river.
kj

Thanks guys, I do love this knife. KJ...good guess on the location! It made me check in with my brother in law. He said that this picture was taken over the Bay of Quinte (north shore of Lake Ontario) and he was at 10,000 feet. cheers

Lawrence wrote:

garddogg56 wrote:I understand I-man went to the wood lot tonite toting a Canadian belt knife and aSCC 208

Garddogg...I agree, great pattern, I have taken it into the woods as well. My brother in law gave me a great gift, a Russell Belt Knife, Canada, that he carried as a Search and Rescue Tech., in the Canadian military. He said they used to carry this on the outside of their secondary parachute, just in case they got caught up in trees and had to cut themselves out of tangled ropes. It's a very cherished knife in my collection. Pic of knife, and how it was carried. cheers

Lawrence;are these popular for hunters in Canada?and is the angle allways the same?

Lawrence, thank you for checking the 'jump' site. My 'wild guess' was about 200 miles east of actual site, but it is over the same waterway as Lake Ontario becomes the St Lawrence River.
kj

Lawrence;are these popular for hunters in Canada?and is the angle allways the same?[/quote]

Garddogg...I understand that they are fairly popular, and the company got a great boost with a military contract some years ago. I use mine for bushcraft. As far as the angle, yes this design has been the same since its inception. The article below has some info. cheers

http://www.chuckhawks.com/grohmann_1_knife.htm