All About Pocket Knives

Couple GEC's today.

TripleF wrote:Love the CASE barlow GEO!!!!

Past couple days I've carried this ANZA Cherokee (made and stamped for Cherokee in North Carolina).

Your going to like that one Scott Cutting in cables today,Kliens and a Buck

TripleF wrote:Past couple days I've carried this ANZA Cherokee (made and stamped for Cherokee in North Carolina).

I really do think the Anza might be your spirit knife, Scott.

Love the green & yellow sawcut Delrin knives from Camillus, QS. I have a couple Remington-stamped Barlows from the Heritage collection plus a 4 1/4" Remington stockman with a bunch of notable nuggets, including the muskrat clip main blade (almost never see those on big stock knives) and the fact that it seems to have a model # stamp from a totally different knife on it. When I got it, the pile-side "sawcut" had been melted flat likely due to a miscalculation in knife display, so it went into the carry rotation and hasn't let me down. That slim 'rat clip along with a big broad large stockman sheepsfoot make for quite the blade combo.

Every so often I forget just how much I love the patented Queen "offset Barlow" pattern of yore. Then I carry one of mine and I'm reminded how cool they are. Not sure if any design snaps as crisply or authoritatively as this one does for the size.

Well, Different people have different tastes when it comes to blades and its alaways good to know see that. Thanks for sharing.

Went hunting yesterday evening, carried this Uncle Henry folding hunter. OH

garddogg56 wrote:

TripleF wrote:Love the CASE barlow GEO!!!!

Past couple days I've carried this ANZA Cherokee (made and stamped for Cherokee in North Carolina).

Your going to like that one Scott Cutting in cables today,Kliens and a Buck

Oooooh, yes I do GDOGG!!

Tsar Bomba wrote:

TripleF wrote:Past couple days I've carried this ANZA Cherokee (made and stamped for Cherokee in North Carolina).

I really do think the Anza might be your spirit knife, Scott.
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I think you are dead on Tony! I love it. I now carry it ALL THE TIME, like my VIC SAK Champion.

Ganzo 7211

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zlife wrote:Well, Different people have different tastes when it comes to blades and its alaways good to know see that. Thanks for sharing.

Welcome to AAPK. Glad to have you aboard.

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QS, you win the prize for the most unique EDC's today. Like them both.

Hey Garry.. You cant post a FINE FB like that and not tell us what we are lookin at!! Do tell.. That is really KOOL!!!
John

Thank you doglegg & John. Other than that the FB is Japanese,obviously, I don't have much more info. I bought it from AJ Russell maybe 7 years ago. Wonderfully sharp. Intended for hunters.

The #62 granddaddy Barlow by Queen is my favorite backpocket folder.

Sheepish today

72 and a Barlow.

Been carrying this canoe a lot lately.

Old Hunter wrote:Went hunting yesterday evening, carried this Uncle Henry folding hunter. OH

That's a good one OH I also carried sum Uncle Henry in the wood of Maine today

Nearly 2 full weeks with a Barlow in pocket. Decided to go with a little XTRA today. Dragged along the old Imperial cow-HOK for the ride.

Calendar shot Gdogg, or Schrade catalog. Looks beautiful out there in the woods. Nice shot. Bomba great bones on those old buddies. Nice.

Old Hunter wrote:Went hunting yesterday evening, carried this Uncle Henry folding hunter. OH

Good choice!

kabar toothpick, pry bar, and 'lizzie bordans' axe

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...and a side by side ?

Me? A couple of Cranes...

lock back whittler three quarter congress RR , Camillus Barlow and RR spring assist flipper.