Re: WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?
Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2018 9:34 pm
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That is one beautiful knife and a great photo!! Dang is that thing nice!!Montanaman wrote:this Trapper that Joel made for me is in my pocket,
Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny
We need to see a close up of the bead in the lockbavk. Carved bone?sunknife wrote:Monday-Wednesday had the lockback & dogleg in the pockets.
Thursday & Friday is the heritage & Churchill's days.
Wow. Nice stag! Any pics of the folder opened up?Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny
Sunknife, is that the tip of a bow those two beauties are photographed with. What ever it is show us the whole thing. Thanks.sunknife wrote:Monday-Wednesday had the lockback & dogleg in the pockets.
Thursday & Friday is the heritage & Churchill's days.
Montanaman if that is what you carry I would love to take a look at your 'just for looking at' knives. Beauties. A few pictures from the wildlife refuge might be nice in the outdoors thread. Thanks for sharing.Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny
Yeah!! What Floyd said!!!!doglegg wrote:Montanaman if that is what you carry I would love to take a look at your 'just for looking at' knives. Beauties. A few pictures from the wildlife refuge might be nice in the outdoors thread. Thanks for sharing.Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny![]()
There are a consortium of knife enhancing doctors around here. Always enjoy seeing their work.jerryd6818 wrote:Been carrying this old saved by the grace of Dale, Case single blade jack but I've been thinking about going back to my 72 Frankenknife by Whitebuffalo58. I dearly do love that knife Rob. Thank you.
"Saved by the grace of Dale." Nice turn of phrase Jerry; accurate and memorable.jerryd6818 wrote:Been carrying this old saved by the grace of Dale, Case single blade jack but I've been thinking about going back to my 72 Frankenknife by Whitebuffalo58. I dearly do love that knife Rob. Thank you.
Absolute gorgeous pair there Mman, looks like a calendar shot with those babies. Wow.Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny
Thanks Johnjmh58 wrote:Kool pic there Greg!! And I see ya slipped in a slippie too!!!
It's a piece of whitetail antler Tony, woodburner used for the accents.Tony_Wood wrote:We need to see a close up of the bead in the lockbavk. Carved bone?
Yes doglegg its a osage bow I'm making, have it shooting and down to the decorating stage now. Hope to have it done next week, maybe I'll put some pics up on the outdoor thread. Thanks for your interest.doglegg wrote:Sunknife, is that the tip of a bow those two beauties are photographed with. What ever it is show us the whole thing. Thanks.
I look forward to seeing it.sunknife wrote:Those are some beautiful stag knives you guys are showing.Thanks Johnjmh58 wrote:Kool pic there Greg!! And I see ya slipped in a slippie too!!!It's a piece of whitetail antler Tony, woodburner used for the accents.Tony_Wood wrote:We need to see a close up of the bead in the lockbavk. Carved bone?Yes doglegg its a osage bow I'm making, have it shooting and down to the decorating stage now. Hope to have it done next week, maybe I'll put some pics up on the outdoor thread. Thanks for your interest.doglegg wrote:Sunknife, is that the tip of a bow those two beauties are photographed with. What ever it is show us the whole thing. Thanks.
Great picture Ivoryman. Roland may wrestle you for that shirt. Like the knife.Ivoryman wrote:Absolute gorgeous pair there Mman, looks like a calendar shot with those babies. Wow.Montanaman wrote:Thank you gentlemen for the kind words on my Chamblin, Joel is one of my favorite knife makers and people. Taking my ladies to Red Rock Wildlife Refuge today in SW MT, beautiful place and drive. These two wll be with me, I carry a fixed blade everyday.
Carl Colson and Mike Zscherny
Souveneir Tshirt from Canada and todays blade.