All About Pocket Knives

Jerry, you need to cut back buddy.
Just kidding, you have a beautiful moose family.

Johnny;Is that bolt a Remington? Jerry;That how the Canadiens look when they cross the border into Maine I'll bet he has a Molsens

Yes Sir, it's just a plain Jane BDL.
It shoots as well as any rifle on the farm though.
I have hunted with a Remington Rifle every season, I just like 'em, they shoot well and they work.

My Remington 7400 is a sweet shooter I use it for fields and power lines(30-06) the two lever actions are for the woods as most deer we harvest in Maine are within 50 yards the levers are called bush-beaters

Swapped the RR Whittler in RFP for this:


Keeping this in LFP:


And this is clipped RFP:


Gonna run to town, then mow around here.

Nice line-up Dave!
Can we get a pic or two of that Sanrenmu open?

IM

I'll be carrying this Robeson Shuredge that I received as a gift from Ramrod yesterday. Beautiful strawberry scales, strong snap on both blades and very nice feel in the hand. I like barlows and I've always wanted one of these. Thank you Mark, the surprise knife was a great way to start the weekend.

I see that CK has at least one of these left.
The run was stamped EDC for VERY MINOR flaws, TSA sold out in hours.
If you ever wanted to try a GEC for any reason....................this is the knife!!
They ARE stamped 'S' for factory seconds, but my understanding is they were a
cancelled SFO - I have not recieved my clip, but the wharnie I recieved doesn't
have a flaw. These are bone handled GEC SS Lockbacks for $64.00!!!

IM

--Any Case guys looking to try thier first GEC - HURRY--

(I am not associated with CK in any way other than I am a happy cutomer of Mikes.)

edit 11-21-11.......I just recieved my clip blade EDC like this one, no visible flaw on it either!

Fine looking knife, who is CK and how do I get in touch ?

NICE Barlow VikingDog!!!!

I'll see what I can do about SRM pics...

Very nice Trevor

DR_MAGOO wrote:Fine looking knife, who is CK and how do I get in touch ?

PM sent.

Is this kind of what you want in open pic?

Yeah Dave, THANKS. Wanted to see a side view of it open too.

IM

Thank you Dave. It's got soul.

Try this one IM:


It ain't but 3" long....

The same cute little sharp little Sanrenmu 605 is clipped in RFP.

This big old Eagle is in LFP:

Hello, my name is Dave and I have a problem with knives.

My Opinel had a good long run of winning the daily EDC choice. The run was so long and my satisfaction so complete, that I thought I was becoming something of a one knife man.

But then, most of last week, my Ulster Camper found it's way into my pocket and today, it is my Schrade 5OT. How can this be. How can my fascination and satisfaction swing so much?

I think terms like "one knife man" might be wrong headed. Too close to "one woman man" and the fidelity that implies. Perhaps "parent" is a better analogy. I love each of my kids for different reasons.

I collect bicycles (3 in working order, trying to get down to 2 again) and skis (about 10 pair, nearly all of which will be used this year), so why should knives be any different.

What is the collective noun for one's collection of knives? Cyclists talk about their "stable". Skiers refer to their "quiver".

In any event, here's today's carry. Anybody else like the satisfaction of polished edge contrasted with carbon patina?

pinnah wrote: What is the collective noun for one's collection of knives? Cyclists talk about their "stable". Skiers refer to their "quiver". [/attachment]

I think I've seen it referred to as "pile". Others may say something different.

I got rid of most of my "pile" in the two POS roundtables. Now working towards the next one.

What is the collective noun for one's collection of knives?


mine is called ' pitiful '...
so many knives...so little money

Can I borrow that gringo? I'm bit (bite?) by the same snake.

feel free jerry...

at least we can afford to share.

My latest carries

GEC 73EL Burnt stag for the big jobs.
GEC Conductor Buffalo horn for little jobs.

Dynamic Duo there Gino!!! NICE!!! John