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Tote'n some goat horn

Montanaman wrote:Extremely smokey here in MT, some much needed rain and lower temps today. Heading up to fix fence before the rain, these two are with me

Bob Crowder Outfitter in CPM 154 and Sambar stag, sheath by Paul Long; Tom Ploppert stockman

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Have a great week folks

Likin' that stockman, Kris!

Thanks Steve, it is a decent knife. Nice covers, but a lazy spey spring, the other two are fine. A good friend gave it to me because he knew that I would use it. For me, a folding knife is a luxury, and a fixed blade is a necessity. The only time I don't have any knife on me, is when I am working on cars, but there is always a Boker candy stripe copperhead and a Spyderco Military M390 on my toolbox.

That Paul Long sheath is a work of art in itself! Paul is an old friend from blade forums. I had him make a sheath for one of my knives and it was absolutely stunning!

Thanks Dale, I would love to see the sheath. Paul is a friend and has made me a number of sheaths over the years.

MM it seems you always have handsome help. The ugly need not apply.
BH those horns are fantastic.

KA-BAR OLEAN N.Y.

Montanaman wrote:Extremely smokey here in MT, some much needed rain and lower temps today. Heading up to fix fence before the rain, these two are with me

Bob Crowder Outfitter in CPM 154 and Sambar stag, sheath by Paul Long; Tom Ploppert stockman

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Have a great week folks

You have some great knives my friend!!!

Something old & something new.

Just an old Muskrat for today

Tsar Bomba wrote:Something old & something new.

Is that a half canoe? interesting knife.

Thanks, doglegg! That there's a Case Copperlock, with the raised bolster on the one side and a mid-back lock. Slender in pocket, comfortable and solid in hand. I don't have a lot of Case single-bladers but I really like this one. Got it from an AAPK benefit auction 'round this time last year along with its little brother.

Good looking knives alllllllll. Great day for blades. Three days in a row for this one and it surgically removes zuchs. Mmmmmmmmnnnn.

Two great knives, TB. And thanks for the explanation.

Well Dr. Ivoryman, you do good work.

Good one dogleg, that's funny.

I have been carrying these three knives for the last week or so.
Top – Kershaw dividend #1812. Made in USA with 420HC steel. This is my new second most favorite Kershaw.
Middle – Kershaw Black Leek, partially serrated,# 1660CKTST. This has long been one of my favorite Kershaws.
Bottom – Henry Sears & Son Jack knife with yellow waterfall celluloid handles. The blades are down a little bit on this one but I have certainly been impressed with its cutting abilities!

The Boker SS,Stockman I was,bombed with remains my main work kknife.

Tote'n these today.

Same today
Great looking knives everyone

doglegg wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote:

sunknife wrote:Carried these 2 yesterday. The little whittler bit my finger pretty good, gotta be quick to keep 'em outta the way when she snaps shut.

I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

I never knew Marines to be such whiners.

Just saw this. You don't know the half of it Buster Brown. Marines are real whiney babies only we call it bitchin'.

Thanks doglegg and Jdub, much appreciated. Had to start a fire this morning to take the chill off in the house, nice cool day with rain ahead. Old trusty is on my hip, probably put a folder in my pocket when I get back in.

jerryd6818 wrote:

doglegg wrote:

jerryd6818 wrote: I have the Pen Knife which is very similar to the Whittler. Little peckerwood bit me twice the first week I had her.

I never knew Marines to be such whiners.

Just saw this. You don't know the half of it Buster Brown. Marines are real whiney babies only we call it bitchin'.

Some of them seem a little slow as well. FYI my wife's maiden name was Brown but neither her nor my name is Buster.

doglegg wrote: Some of them seem a little slow as well.

Those would be mostly 0311s with a few Wingers thrown in for balance.

Montanaman wrote:Thanks doglegg and Jdub, much appreciated. Had to start a fire this morning to take the chill off in the house, nice cool day with rain ahead. Old trusty is on my hip, probably put a folder in my pocket when I get back in. AAPKStout.jpg AAPKStout2.jpg

That is a fine looking knife. I am particularly pleased to note that it does not have a lanyard hole.

Old school today. W. Bingham Cleveland, OH.