All About Pocket Knives

knife-nut wrote:Here is my favorite EDC. A WIlliam Henry folder 4 1/4” long . D2 steel and Cocabola insert. Very light and slim. You don’t even notice it in your pocket.

Bull Buster today.

knife-nut wrote:Here is my favorite EDC. A WIlliam Henry folder 4 1/4” long . D2 steel and Cocabola insert. Very light and slim. You don’t even notice it in your pocket.

Love your William Henry . This is my favorite William Henry Mammoth Handles 154CM Steel Titanium Frame & Bolsters

burke & shaw red bone whittler

Coupe of Bokers while tending my brother in laws nephews funeral over the weekend.He was the Airman killed in a robbery at the base he was stationed at.Servived Afghanistan but NOT the states

Wow, Garddogg...sorry for you and your family's loss. I heard about this. It's hard to lose someone this young. His legacy will certainly include his heroic attempts to intervene. I'm thankful they have two people in custody. My prayers are with you and your family.

Condolences Gdogg, sorry to hear of the loss, sometimes the hand we're dealt is tough to play. Thinking of you and wishing well.
Voos, pre-60s I think.

garddogg56 wrote:Coupe of Bokers while tending my brother in laws nephews funeral over the weekend.He was the Airman killed in a robbery at the base he was stationed at.Servived Afghanistan but NOT the states

Our heart hurt for you garddogg.

Ivoryman wrote:Condolences Gdogg, sorry to hear of the loss, sometimes the hand we're dealt is tough to play. Thinking of you and wishing well.
Voos, pre-60s I think.

Knice knife and scales Iman.

Sending smoke to your family, garddogg.

Two biggish knives and an empty watch pocket today.

Tsar Bomba wrote:
Each time you show off that 14 my blood gets up because I had no idea it existed until you first posted it and I always feel a little envy. Sadness, too, knowing how much getting one on the aftermarket is gonna cost.

A little bit red today.

Here's your chance. I"ve never seen one for sale since they came out. Maybe this is the one for you?
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Great-Eastern- ... SwsZBcorkB

Tony, biggish is pretty kniceish.

geocash wrote:EDC149.jpg

Two good ones geocash. I'm kinda partial to Bulldogs and that one is a beaut. Of course that case isn't a 2nd place knife either.

doglegg wrote:

geocash wrote:EDC149.jpg

Two good ones geocash. I'm kinda partial to Bulldogs and that one is a beaut. Of course that case isn't a 2nd place knife either.

Thanks dogleg. This is my first Bulldog & I really like it!

doglegg wrote:

geocash wrote:EDC149.jpg

Two good ones geocash. I'm kinda partial to Bulldogs and that one is a beaut. Of course that case isn't a 2nd place knife either.

Case 3299 1/2 and Buck 055...

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote: And here I thought my sunday knife was fairly nice...Wow!

Thanks, Toms mechanics are second to none.

A Hildago from Jerry Halfrich today, old growth Redwood burl and Mike Norris damascus, 416 integral frame and bolsters.

That's a stunner Kris.


I'm still ate up with this dixie stockman.

These two today.

Thanx guys

DM11 wrote:These two today.

Which two of those three do you carry? I bet the one makes your pants a little saggy.

doglegg wrote:

DM11 wrote:These two today.

Which two of those three do you carry? I bet the one makes your pants a little saggy.

Aint packin the axe head. Might need spenders if'n I did.

Ivoryman wrote:Here's your chance. I"ve never seen one for sale since they came out. Maybe this is the one for you?

Thanks, I-man. I may have to make it my own, especially since I missed out on an ironwood Whaler for just a hair over $200 yesterday...

doglegg wrote:Tony, biggish is pretty kniceish.

Thanks, doglegg. I tend towards big knives although there's usually a little guy in the watch pocket for light duty. Yesterday was a rare exception. The 82 is ridiculously versatile.

KnifeSlinger#81 wrote:I'm still ate up with this dixie stockman.

Same here.