All About Pocket Knives

bighomer, I like the horn on those two Marbles. The stockman is especially cool.

These two today

A stockman this morning, doing stockman stuff. Have a great Tuesday folks

Montanaman wrote:A stockman this morning, doing stockman stuff. Have a great Tuesday folks

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Always a pleasure seeing the fine knives you carry, I have a soft spot for stockman knives.

Montanaman wrote:Building and fixing fence in the upper pasture on a beautiful morning

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Can't resist Montanaman but this is one of the prettiest knives that you have "posted".

MM Great knife as all that you fellers are tote'n is. These today.

BH, I like your variety.

I got this one the other day, gave it real "ultra honed" edges and now I'm using it for work. Nice thin blades, very easy to sharpen. This is the way a cheap knife should be, not fancy or the nicest fit & finish but very serviceable, useful and made by an american workforce.

Echo that. Who made it? looks like a Schrade. In their time they made great knives for sure. Can't beat what you said about that one.

Ivoryman wrote:Echo that. Who made it? looks like a Schrade. In their time they made great knives for sure. Can't beat what you said about that one.

It was made by colonial. The standard fare swinden schrades are more upscale in fit and finish than it is, but practical performance is not much different between them.

Up ta camp with no flat-landers for hundred of miles using a Craftsman fishing knife and a boys knife

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:

Ivoryman wrote:Echo that. Who made it? looks like a Schrade. In their time they made great knives for sure. Can't beat what you said about that one.

It was made by colonial. The standard fare swinden schrades are more upscale in fit and finish than it is, but practical performance is not much different between them.

Thanks, appreciate the info.

The Colonial Rangers are hard working knives! I like them a lot.

Carried these two today.

Tonight's shifts carry

bighomer wrote:MM Great knife as all that you fellers are tote'n is. These today.

As always, I love that Imperial cowboy knife... but I gotta know more about that neat-looking doc, big-H!

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I got this one the other day, gave it real "ultra honed" edges and now I'm using it for work. Nice thin blades, very easy to sharpen. This is the way a cheap knife should be, not fancy or the nicest fit & finish but very serviceable, useful and made by an american workforce.

Is that the 4" stockman? I have the Texas jack built on the same frame. Factory edge (but butter-knife dull), I plan to "ultra hone" it and toss it in a pocket in the near future. Say what you want about Colonial's F&F, that steel cuts like little else can.

DM11 wrote:The Colonial Rangers are hard working knives! I like them a lot.
Carried these two today.

Is that Boker/Primble I'm seeing above that Camco?

I wanted to carry the snowshoe again but it's frankly not the most practical knife so I paired it with my trusty AAPK 74.

DM11 wrote:The Colonial Rangers are hard working knives! I like them a lot.
Carried these two today.

Is that Boker/Primble I'm seeing above that Camco?

Camillus 91.

Tsar Bomba wrote:

bighomer wrote:MM Great knife as all that you fellers are tote'n is. These today.

As always, I love that Imperial cowboy knife... but I gotta know more about that neat-looking doc, big-H!
Looks like it says Frost IMAI , it it's one of my throw in knives, aka a'right Bubba I'll give that amount if you'll throw in that one. It's funny but yestiddy was the first time I'd toted it and man was it dull, I lanskyed it and peeled and sliced a mater for my supper and it did a fine job. Now you fellers talking about them ole cheap Colonials are singing old Biggie H's song. I'll just tote a couple of them 4 inch jacks and a stockman today.

Knice.....Tony, Joe....

Kershaw Faultline, VIC SAK 7 layer

TripleF wrote:Knice.....Tony, Joe....

Kershaw Faultline, VIC SAK 7 layer

Boy oh boy Scott, that SAK'S a handful, but it should handle whatever comes up. I really like Kershaws and Gerber "tacticals" they are fine knives.

Calf Roper

Yes Tony the ranger is a 4".

Nice ironwood calf roper David, a good pattern that.

bighomer wrote:

TripleF wrote:Knice.....Tony, Joe....

Kershaw Faultline, VIC SAK 7 layer

Boy oh boy Scott, that SAK'S a handful, but it should handle whatever comes up. I really like Kershaws and Gerber "tacticals" they are fine knives.

I had a 6 layer and ended up with this 7 layer that had everything the other had PLUS......a pen and pliers so I sold the other
and kept this beast!! I carry it on my belt.

54 and loving it

nice