All About Pocket Knives

Thanx SSK they are good shooters for such a short barrel but this Smith is my EDC with this Robeson as my carry today

this case , i got from ray ,'sweetwater' knives.its old but dependable.i like the patina on the old blades.one was missing
i put in the new blade. well a 1960's blade. that i had that fitted.
not the best pivot pin peening
but all blades snap no wobble.

Returned to this Boker which I am finding to be fine EDC.

Quick Steel, I agree.

Today I am totin' what totals to 1 1/2 Congresses. The full Congress is a John Primble with waterfall bolsters, the 1/2 Congress is a no name that I rehandled with ivory paper micarta.

Barlow today.

I think I might like that stockman more with the skinner blade, Richard. Is that a 6347? I dig what you've done with it!

A Voos with 2 fresh edges and an AAPK forum knife from 2016 for me today.

Decided to carry the sig along with my Lloyd this evening!!

Only you carry a bigger knife than gun.
Nice carry.

Lamao!!!

JDUB,I like the way the CT is fitted to your P238 ::tu::Boys knife today

Thanks, it took some fine tuning,but I got it to work without having to cut away the original grips. The laser activater sits behind the grip. I took an 11/32 drill bit and hand turned it till it just about comes through. It’s was very time consuming and nerve racking, as I didn’t want it to ruin my grips. I would take a little out and put them on,if enough wasn’t taken out it would keep the button pressed, thus the laser would stay on. Finally after a while I got her to work.. it now stays off until your middle finger activates it,as you grip the gun.

Jacks today.

doglegg wrote:BH, I recognize the Old Cutler. That is a knice array of cousins. Of the three do you detect any difference in quality? I would suspect they are all pretty equal. Nice group.

For the most part I agree, the Anvil and old Cutler may be a little better in the fit and finish department, but to me they are just hard working knives. Tote'n these today.

geocash wrote:Jacks today.

I like those. Great photo too.

geocash wrote:Jacks today.

Man, those are nice. I'd be carryin' 'em too.

Here's my primary weekend and after-work knife, sometimes swapped out with a 6375. There's something about this 8OT frame size and heft that I really like.

Been stoning the blades on my work knife.

The big C.K Stockman today

JPD, I like the smooth red scales on your Boker.

Two old Schrades last couple days.

Remington Electrician and a Camillus Carpenter.

bighomer wrote:For the most part I agree, the Anvil and old Cutler may be a little better in the fit and finish department, but to me they are just hard working knives. Tote'n these today.

That Winterbottom bone rat is a beauty, biggie-H!

zed6309 wrote:The big C.K Stockman today

What the heck is that monster? Is it as big as it looks or is that a trick of perspective??

Ivoryman wrote:Two old Schrades last couple days.

Next to "peachseed" in the dictionary you'll find a pic of that little half-Congress. Fluted tip bolsters and a nice full blade, outstanding! That jack is no slouch either, I'd be proud to own either one. Stunning carries as always, I-Man.

DM11 wrote:Remington Electrician and a Camillus Carpenter.

You're all set to build a house, David. That Remington is a real looker!

Schatt and Klaas carbon steel & stag today.

Thanks Tony, them you are tote'n are great also.

zed6309 wrote:The big C.K Stockman today

What the heck is that monster? Is it as big as it looks or is that a trick of perspective??

It's as big as the jumbo stockman from Schrade (I forget the #) it's certainly a beast of a pocket knife

Here it is above the Schrade 89OT and 108OT

OLDE CUTLER wrote:The full Congress is a John Primble with waterfall bolsters,

And here all this time I thought they were called 'step bolsters'. Ya learn something new around here all the time.