All About Pocket Knives

This one is on my hip, heading to the woods for a deer hunt this evening and tomorrow morning. OH

My one and only and first.. I know I posted this pic before but ya know...
John

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 2:31 pm This one is on my hip, heading to the woods for a deer hunt this evening and tomorrow morning. OH

Nice 110 and GOOD LUCK!!!
John

Good choices guys good luck OH.
This one is usually in the wood with me.

interesting Piece i like it! ^

Last nite I did something I've never done before,I shined up my cable strippers I've had since getting in the electrical trade in 1975.
Man they look good after 40 plus years of service.
Bottom up is a four dot,a two dot and an old LB 7.
All three would go in a manhole or in switch gear to do the days work.
They have skun a few deer in there life time.
These would reside in my tool bag while a two dot 112 would be on my hip.
great knives

gd.
John

Thanx John
Just touting a great tool that is just as valuable to me as my first Simpson meter that I built in tech school.
Tradesman know the value of a good tool.

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Mon Sep 13, 2021 11:32 pm Tradesman know the value of a good tool.

This is so true.

Those are really great looking knives, garddogg.

They cleaned up well .Thanx Joe

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Sun Nov 01, 2020 2:31 pm This one is on my hip, heading to the woods for a deer hunt this evening and tomorrow morning. OH

On the hip... a very good place for a 110 to be

You got it going on there TopDog - redneck fashion at its finest - my kind of outerwear! Speaking of the Buck 110, I luckily stumbled across a Buck 110 Two-Dot last week. It is pretty much in mint condition - all I had to do was bring the edge back up to sharpness. For the price of a current Buck 110 at Walmart I will take a Two-Dot any day! OH

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 9:53 pm On the hip... a very good place for a 110 to be

Is that a 119 in an old style flap sheath? I normally take my 110 off my belt when I put on a fixed blade, so I had a 110 sheath sewn onto my 124 sheath so they could ride together on my belt.

eveled wrote: ↑Fri Nov 12, 2021 4:16 am

GSPTOPDOG wrote: ↑Sat Sep 18, 2021 9:53 pm On the hip... a very good place for a 110 to be

Is that a 119 in an old style flap sheath? I normally take my 110 off my belt when I put on a fixed blade, so I had a 110 sheath sewn onto my 124 sheath so they could ride together on my belt.
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That is a great set up!

Old Hunter wrote: ↑Sun Sep 19, 2021 12:45 pm You got it going on there TopDog - redneck fashion at its finest - my kind of outerwear! Speaking of the Buck 110, I luckily stumbled across a Buck 110 Two-Dot last week. It is pretty much in mint condition - all I had to do was bring the edge back up to sharpness. For the price of a current Buck 110 at Walmart I will take a Two-Dot any day! OH

A very nice find!!!

Thats a jewel Mark ::tu::soon after I bought my .112. I got my .110.thinking that I might like it better than the .112. I tried to like it but the .112. Won out as the go to for work but still a great tool.