Is your EDC a GEC?

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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?

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On Edge wrote:Rockgolfer - Nice EDC choices, and ::welcome:: !

Cutty, I think that is a bit of a handful compared to the boys knife! Beautiful Jack.

Junebug, I always have been a fan of how stout and useful the 25s are, and that one's a beauty!
(Always been a big fan of pinup art as well … :wink:)

Nice knives all around … ::tu:: ::tu::

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Thanks Edge ::tu:: it is a beast but I sure do like it!
I dig half stops!!



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Been tryin' this one out, and it's a dandy! 3 blade Bulldog based on the 73 made by GEC in 2009. Really crisp half-stops and matchstrike pulls along with the bomb shield puts it over the top! Not to mention the jig bone! It is sweet!
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This knife walks and talks like a slip joint should. ::super_happy:: I don't even mind that ugly-a** etch! (sorry BD, but the etch could really be improved.)
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Nice GEC/Bulldog::tu:: Looks like that knife has all the needed blades and bases covered IMO
I dig half stops!!



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Which Stockman is that ^ ? How long closed?

Looks KNICE!
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Thanks, it is a #66 Calf Roper, 3 1/2" closed. Rides real nicely in the pocket.
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Gracious! Stockman is not actually my favorite pattern but that one is something!
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Thanks Edge ::handshake::

Simpleman, I had one just like that. Great knife, missing the one I let go of but like the #53 I got in its place :mrgreen:
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Lately, this has been my EDC. GEC #79 Montana Workhorse Whittler w/ebony covers (not a true whittler in the world of whittler collectors).

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Very knice ED ::tu:: I've been eyeing those 79's

Im slipping this 2007 #53 Coppertone acrylic into my pocket today. I had several of these 53's that I never used, but this the only one I have left, so I'm gonna keep it for an EDC.
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No picture until I can get a good one... and you've all seen good ones...
Monk bombed me with an Ebony two blade Huckleberry!
It will be in pocket for the foreseeable future!
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Jspurlock93 wrote:Very knice ED ::tu:: I've been eyeing those 79's

Im slipping this 2007 #53 Coppertone acrylic into my pocket today. I had several of these 53's that I never used, but this the only one I have left, so I'm gonna keep it for an EDC.
::tu:: ::tu::

That'll make ya a fine EDC, Jspurlock!

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Yes, my favorite EDC is a GEC... #66 Serpentine Jack

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Andi, good to see ya on this side of the interwebs. I keep meaning to get a pic of my Red Bone #66 and Cadet edc's together to match yours, but it just doesn't seem to happen.

Never have been too fond of Green knives for some reason, but your #66 is giving me a change of heart. ::tu::
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thought i would give this one a BUMP......... 8)

TOTEIN' THESE 2.........#66 & #33 EBONY
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Nice knives Humppa and Junebug. ::tu:: I've been carrying this one.
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My new EDC ::nod::
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Updated pic of my #48 Jack and I finally started carrying my #73ECL ebony. I've also carried both of my #47 Hayn' Helpers as they make great work knives.
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Very knice, I love carrying my #73 liner lock ::nod::

I just added these two to my EDC belt.

#250109ECJ Strawberry Jig Bone
#721110 Stonewash Blue

I've never found it practical to carry a #25 because of difficulty grabbing the small blade, but the wharncliff blade on it eliminates that problem for me.
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I put it in my pocket the day I bought it and now I can't leave home without it.It was also my first GEC.
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Been carrying this CKNet #33 since I got it. Here it is brand new. I filed down the coping blade a bit so the top isn't pointy and the main blade's got a patina already.
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#36 sunfish in bloodwood & #68 buckaroo cocobolo wood. ::tu::
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Great pics fellas,good look'n knives roll'n through here ::tu::
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#12 powderhorn "not so snakey" snakewood.
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Re: Is your EDC a GEC?

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This #66 has replaced the other #66. Hard to get a good pic of the Ebony, but it is darker than most I've seen.

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