I like that cattle knife OHOld Hunter wrote:Down in northwest Georgia for a sales meeting this week, carrying my 1950’s HSB Junior Cattle Knife. OH
Here are a couple combos I've been carrying the past few days or more.
I like that cattle knife OHOld Hunter wrote:Down in northwest Georgia for a sales meeting this week, carrying my 1950’s HSB Junior Cattle Knife. OH

What's the small fixed blade Greg? I likey!!sunknife wrote:I like that cattle knife OHOld Hunter wrote:Down in northwest Georgia for a sales meeting this week, carrying my 1950’s HSB Junior Cattle Knife. OH![]()
Here are a couple combos I've been carrying the past few days or more.

That big RR Wharnie trapper is no joke, big-H!Tsar Bomba wrote:bighomer wrote:Tote'n these today.





Montanaman wrote:This wharncliffe trapper from Tom Overeynder is in my pocket, just waiting for my wife to give me the word, our daughter is due any day now.
CPM D2 and Sambar stag, gold pins and shield, unparalleled fit and finish
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Thank you, experiencing the mechanics of Tom's knives is really something, unlike any other I have owned or handled.Quick Steel wrote:Mm, imo your Trapper has beautiful lines, everything flows. A real beauty.
Very exciting, thank you! Just hoping for healthy and happy wife and baby. It has been a long year and we are ready to hold and love her. Definitely will post some pics of a happy dad! Thanks againdoglegg wrote: Happy and excited for you Montanaman. Sister is getting a playmate. What an exciting time. And of course, when she arrives, we want pictures.![]()
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Actually a Remington, bought it from Scott he had Glennbad rehandle it in sum beautiful bone.Tsar Bomba wrote:Love that red serpentine knife, biggie H. Kutmaster/Utica?
I'm toting two knives on opposite ends of the mass-market traditional knife cost spectrum today...
I like the rehandle Derek, thats some attractive wood.Brumbydownunder wrote:Bought this little Remington to be a regular user but when it arrived it had totally miss-matched handles - definitely left the factory that way ..... so as you do: I recovered it with some nice Yellow Box (A Eucalyptus) and it's fast become a favorite (among many)
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It's a LT Wright Frontier First Scott. I'd like to have another of his but can't justify it right now, there are some with wood handles that appeal to me even more than the stag.TripleF wrote:What's the small fixed blade Greg? I likey!!




People are going to think your a Remington guy if your not careful. Nice carry.Jdub wrote:Went with the 1306 today.