All About Pocket Knives

Be careful out there OH,Best of luck too ya pal..Case yellers for today

sunknife wrote:Nice pair of Case knife Dave.
Good pairing as well there DM11.
Like your style Tsar Bomba, all 4 of those knives are certainly carry worthy.
Nice pairing Kris, I have a fondness for wood handled folders myself and that fixed blade is some kind knife as well.
Here's my 2 for today, GEC micarta and fight'n rooster stag.

Thanks, Greg! That 56 is a looker but that stag Rooster's a humdinger! Is it a full whittler? Great pairing in the pocket!

bighomer wrote:Toted these to see mydr.today.

Is that Queen a 26? Looks positively puny next to those far east beasts! Loving that pocket-worn Winterbottom, plus that Marbles horn and the interesting RR(?) red bone are fetching too.

Old Hunter wrote:Spent the past two days getting ready for Hurricane Florence. I’ve lashed down everything I couldn’t store away, this little Case 6208 penknife has been my steady companion - put it on the stone Tuesday night, she’s still hair popping sharp now - love old Case CV steel.

Stay safe, OH! Stay out of low-lying areas, that surge is gonna be a beast in places. That Appaloosa half-whittler should serve you well, I've got one sitting on my nightstand waiting to tag into a pocket any day now, and if my eyes aren't failing me it's the same age as yours.

Today was a Voos and another Churchill.

[quote="Tsar Bomba"][quote="sunknife"]Nice pair of Case knife Dave.

Thanks, Greg! That 56 is a looker but that stag Rooster's a humdinger! Is it a full whittler? Great pairing in the pocket!

Thanks TB, Its a 2 blade, sheeps foot & pen, with great snap to the blades and very pocket friendly. I guess you could call it a long pen knife.

royal0014 wrote:'slinger, that Schrade Walden has me breathin' heavy over here . . .

Thanks Chris. It's a good knife, with good steel.

Boker made today. Tony I don't the # on the Queen too many miles on it but it's small. The RR is what they call strawberry bone a little over 4 inches long.

Craftsman

Good old Rogers bone, looks like I wasn't the only one.

Kind of a theme going here with all those knice bone scales. Great carries fellows.

Weatherman said it was gonna rain today, so I geared up with nothing but stainless. Not a drop. Still no problems handling any cutting task with this combination of Tru-Sharp (420HC, I believe), 14C28N, and M390.

Two single blades for me today, 1 clip and 1 spear.

Majority of the time it's my CRKT Drifter I received as a groomsman's gift from my brother-in-law at his wedding. Only "sibling" I've got, so this knife means more than most of my others. When not this, it's a Benchmade Mini Griptillian Tanto if I'm going places less "civilian".

Yep same today

This Boker came in yesterday and is in my pocket today. Nothing not to like about it.

Nice lookin' Boker QS!

It just so happens that I'm packin' a Boker in my watch pocket and a GEC on my belt today. Gonna' take my dog and my fishin' pole for a walk by the creek this morning....

I'm not carrying anything special, just handy.

I've been carrying this one from AG Russell quite a bit. My daughter says she wants it when I die. She's 6, I'm 45 and quite healthy so she will have to wait a long while God willing.

WW2 era Camillus

Iman, a handsome knife. Remarkably well preserved; lots of history there. And a nice photo to boot.

Ivoryman wrote:WW2 era Camillus

Iman, that is sweet! As always, good stuff.


I’m rolling with these two today. ZT and GEC.

Ivoryman wrote:WW2 era Camillus

Ivory man quit it, just quit it. You and Gino have my covetous glands inflamed.

Toted some goat horn today.

Couple of Stockmen. Case CSA and Steel Warrior