All About Pocket Knives

When i was loading up this morning....
I grabbed my G10 FrankenCryo
Case Humpback 'Whittler'
And Schrade 3OT

Had no need to use a blade today. Darnit.

Out of all my knives, my Endura is by far my favorite EDC. It isn't the most interesting knife that I own. It doesn't have the most features or functions. But it has a good blade and works great. It weighs practically nothing.

Decided to carry this Syracuse Knife Co knife hoping it'll help the ORANGE win the big dance!

Today, I'm carrying my latest Buck "find."
It's an early (circa 1967) 110 that saw very little use. The supple leather sheath exhibits light cracks on the flap, but appears unworn, as the belt loop has no sign of being shaped by a belt.
The 110 had been residing inside the leather for many moons and therfore required a bit of cleaning, due to verdigris.

knice find Tex Bill .

bighomer wrote:knice find Tex Bill .

Thanks BigHomer!
I had to pony up an Andrew Jackson + tax, but I'd do that on a daily basis, if only I had such luck!

As Found...

Buck kinda day at work with a two dot and a Camillus cadet while I break in new boots

Gaurddog I am guessing those would be L.L.Bean ropers to go with those exquisite carries?

Texas Bill, nice work cleaning that up, bringing it back. Looks great now.
Scott, cool green scales on that one. What would they be?

Scott I'm not a big fan of small knives or green handles but thats a purty little ole knife. You will probably turn a profit on that one.

gsmith7158 wrote:Gaurddog I am guessing those would be L.L.Bean ropers to go with those exquisite carries?

Hey Greg nope I hit a big Redwing sale,steel toe and shank they'll be as comfortable as the Bucks over time

Quite a bit of driving today. Never needed to cut anything. PHOOEY!
Saw what i could see of the Gulf of Mexico through the mist.

Dave you are going to have start carrying a stick with you, when you stop to rest take that ole barlow out and make some shavings it's good therapy

garddogg56 wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Gaurddog I am guessing those would be L.L.Bean ropers to go with those exquisite carries?

Hey Greg nope I hit a big Redwing sale,steel toe and shank they'll be as comfortable as the Bucks over time

You can't get any better than Redwings, in my experience. I'm on my feet all day, as a pipefitter and I'll pay the extra, thank you.

Nice knives, y'all!

russlock and a good old jack today.

Bill-in-Texas wrote:

garddogg56 wrote:

gsmith7158 wrote:Gaurddog I am guessing those would be L.L.Bean ropers to go with those exquisite carries?

Hey Greg nope I hit a big Redwing sale,steel toe and shank they'll be as comfortable as the Bucks over time

You can't get any better than Redwings, in my experience. I'm on my feet all day, as a pipefitter and I'll pay the extra, thank you.

Nice knives, y'all!

You gut that right Bill did ya see the price on them almost half off ::ds::Camillus today

Giant hand or small knife....

I left the house and forgot to pick up my sodbuster. Should be able to make do with these SAK's I keep in my truck though.

That's just why we keep'em in our trucks Greg

Garddog you got that right. Don't ever wa t to be without something.

Think I'll carry this CRYO if I can wake up and start focusing....

Scott, you're starting to sound like JPDave.

Damn, you just hit Scott right between the eyes! OH

No damage intended Colonel. Just a gentle poke at his funny bone.

2013 Northfield 85 Bullet End Liner Lock. Smooth Ivory Bone. Could be the new all time favorite pattern. Used to change out every day or every other day, now I carry this for weeks at a time uninterrupted. Love this knife. Tight lock up, better than all my 72 Lock Backs, they all have play, this has none. Great action and click. Lock lever fits between fingers, ring finger fits in the EZ open arc. Great fit in the hand, balance, size, shape, color....