All About Pocket Knives

Beauty KSlinger, like that blonde micarta. It's pretty. And classy rounded. Nothing wrong with the looks of that.
Bomba, you nailed it on weight and size. I like the blades. If they were on a smaller frame it would be over.

Another favorite Stockman. It, too, has a pen rather than a spey .

A very sharp locking Rough Ryder.

Tony_Wood wrote:Got these two today.

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Nice looking pair Tony

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What handle material is on that RR Quick Steel? I don't have any sodbuster type patterns in my collection and have spied a few of the Rough Ryders online as a possible first introduction for myself.

My weekend pairings below.
Saturday was the #72 lock back along with a rough rider black pearl handled small whittler that has really smooth blade action without half-stops and excellent snap.
Today it's the #72 again in the back pocket paired with a solingen stag pen knife for the watch pocket.
By the way a lot of nice knives that you guys are carrying.

72 and a Barlow

Mini Copperlock Green Bone. Love this knife. Thin and perfect size!

Couldn't resist, dropped this one in my pocket today...

sunknife, I cannot definitively identify the handle material. It is listed as synthetic. It is quite hard and feels good in my hand. I believe it will prove to be quite rugged tho I have not given it a lot of use. It came with a better than average sharp edge.

Quick Steel wrote:sunknife, I cannot definitively identify the handle material. It is listed as synthetic. It is quite hard and feels good in my hand. I believe it will prove to be quite rugged tho I have not given it a lot of use. It came with a better than average sharp edge.

thanks QS

Here’s my Sunday meetin’ carry.

Colonel26 wrote:Here’s my Sunday meetin’ carry.

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I like it Colonel

Colonel26, IMO Rugers are a superb value and superbly reliable as well.There are only a couple of semi-autos I would willingly carry for self-defense and Ruger is one those.

Quick Steel wrote:Colonel26, IMO Rugers are a superb value and superbly reliable as well.There are only a couple of semi-autos I would willingly carry for self-defense and Ruger is one those.

sunknife wrote:

Colonel26 wrote:Here’s my Sunday meetin’ carry.

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I like it Colonel

Thanks guys. I’ve been really impressed with the Ruger 1911. Mine is the commander size. Dead on reliable. No frills that aren’t needed, all the enhancements that are helpful for a good price. I have a Kimber Officer size and I wouldn’t trade the Ruger 1911 for another Kimber at all.

Another favorite Stockman. Probably made around 1947 to 1963.
(A working man's knife.)

Nice Ruger Wade. I really like both of mine, LC9s and SR40c.
I have an actual Colt Combat Commander, with several Wilson Combat upgrades.
Haven't carried the thing in years .....

Back on topic ..... This'un will be on funeral duty today . [/color]

royal0014 wrote:..... This'un will be on funeral duty today .
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You ever used this one? Those look like perfect, straight edges.
What are the scales? They have a strange transparent looking sheen in the picture. Nice!

geocash wrote:Another favorite Stockman. Probably made around 1947 to 1963.
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If that has a usa on the stamp it's a 1950's knife. If it's just schrade walden ny with no USA then its late 1940's to early 50's. The 890 is one of my favorite patterns.

royal0014 wrote:Nice Ruger Wade. I really like both of mine, LC9s and SR40c.
I have an actual Colt Combat Commander, with several Wilson Combat upgrades.
Haven't carried the thing in years .....

Back on topic ..... This'un will be on funeral duty today .
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That CASE is a real looker.

The combat commander is begging to be carried ya know. I bet is shoots real nice.

Edgewise wrote:you ever used this one? Those look like perfect, straight edges.
What are the scales? They have a strange transparent looking sheen in the picture. Nice!

Thanks! It's been carried on light duty ....
Case 6208 Half Whittler in Antique Smooth Bone.

Texas jack in the pocket, with some warm, old bone covers

Montanaman wrote:Texas jack in the pocket, with some warm, old bone covers

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SA-WEET!! Even comes with a drool cloth!!

QS,How do ya like the Voyager?I have one in all seraded edge ,great for stripping the rubber on armored cable this 310 is the only 300 series I use made by Buck and so far she is a true winner, had her in pocket all weekend the 118 was used in the wood Saturday the Leek rode with the Whittier sunday.