All About Pocket Knives

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Taking a break from yard work and got thisun strapped on my hip!!!

Garry... WOW!! Real FINE carry for sure!!! John

John, that’s a mighty fine looking knife there. How big is it?

I like what everyone is packing
Nothing fancy for me today, just two workhorse knives.

Colonel26 wrote:

jmh58 wrote:DSC05375.JPG

Taking a break from yard work and got thisun strapped on my hip!!!

Garry... WOW!! Real FINE carry for sure!!! John

John, that’s a mighty fine looking knife there. How big is it?

Hey Wade.. 6.75 overall length.. Blade 2.6.. Esee Izula II.. John

You guys are carrying sum nice ones gut me sum pretty colors for my workday

Pretty boring with my EDC. A Benchmade Facas for the last eight to ten years with the 72 for the last few months.

Have this case with me last few days

Nice Norfolk gino, how is it to sharpen? Looking good.

jmh58 wrote:

Colonel26 wrote:

jmh58 wrote:DSC05375.JPG

Taking a break from yard work and got thisun strapped on my hip!!!

Garry... WOW!! Real FINE carry for sure!!! John

John, that’s a mighty fine looking knife there. How big is it?

Hey Wade.. 6.75 overall length.. Blade 2.6.. Esee Izula II.. John

That’s what I thought it was. The shape reminds me a lot of a Blind Horse Knives Larger Tiger Knap I had. It was a great knife, very handy. I laid it on a log field dressing a deer and walked off and left it. never did find it again.

Thanks IM I haven’t had to sharpen her yet
I just decided to actually carry and use her about a week ago, she is extremely sharp out of the box I can tell you that

Gino that is a georgous knife.

gino wrote:Thanks IM I haven’t had to sharpen her yet
I just decided to actually carry and use her about a week ago, she is extremely sharp out of the box I can tell you that

Thanks, was wondering, heard sharpening was not easy like 1095. One recently came and Ill carry and eventually need to touch up the edge.

Love those Norfolks Gino and Ivoryman.
Nice little folder Quick Steel, horn handles?
Sweet looking bone on that Case Chris.

I'm hanging around the homestead today so figured it was safe to carry a small fixed blade around the house and yard along with a folder.
I think I'd be legal to carry the just under 3" blade length fixed blade knife in public but not sure I trust the state of Illinois judicial system's interpretation
of laws here so I won't carry it out too often.

SUPER carrys ALL!! WOW!!

Greg.. There is something warm and fuzzy about having a FB on the hip. . And you got a fine one there!!! John

sunknife wrote:Love those Norfolks Gino and Ivoryman.
Nice little folder Quick Steel, horn handles?
Sweet looking bone on that Case Chris.

I'm hanging around the homestead today so figured it was safe to carry a small fixed blade around the house and yard along with a folder.
I think I'd be legal to carry the just under 3" blade length fixed blade knife in public but not sure I trust the state of Illinois judicial system's interpretation
of laws here so I won't carry it out too often.

Come visit us in Texas Sunknife. The only reason anyone would notice is cause it is a good looking knife.

jmh58 wrote:There is something warm and fuzzy about having a FB on the hip.

I agree John, knives are adorable tools, not evil IMO.

doglegg wrote:Come visit us in Texas Sunknife. The only reason anyone would notice is cause it is a good looking knife.

I love the great state of Texas doglegg, used to come there about every other year to take in the great live country music, bbq and enjoy the company of the friendly residents. Haven't been down there in about 5 years now, would be nice to live in a place where sanity mostly rules over pc.

Greg, yes it is horn.

Hard core working knives for the shut-down tonite

Huckelberry and a Stockman

You fellers keep raising the bar, wow what some great knives toted these ole ladies today.

Couple of little go to town knives today.

Good trio of working knives garddogg.
NICE pairing David, both have nice bone color and jigging and the long pull clip blade, shield and bolster make that stockman a classic in my eyes.
Those are some fantastic Queens bighomer.

I kept the same rosewood S&M jack in the pocket as yesterday and replaced the fixed blade with a GEC 74.

Hey Greg.. Nice pic of some KOOL steel!! I am liking those slips ya made!! CLASSY!!! And KOOL!!! John

Thanks John. They're pretty simple, just some leather scraps and waxed artificial sinew tread is all it takes. Oh and a harness jack knife to cut the patterns and punch the holes.