Is your EDC a GEC?

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Thanks guys!

As I related on another thread, I overlooked the 56 for a long time, and now I really like it a lot ...
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I'll carry the 72 or 73 about every day...the 25 is my Sunday knife.

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Nice looking trio Bob! ::tu::
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Nice ,bunch of EDC's,Bob___similar to the group,I carry___just don't have the smaller one___yet !!!!---Just started carrying the stockman (cause I dropped it on concrete,while taking pictures***),but I really can get into,the three blades___sorta like my old, 5347 Case,I carried so long ::nod::
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Thank's Mike...well Monk I got a little butterfingered the other day and droped "Ben" on the shop floor... :oops: ...so it's a edc now.
Those are some nice 72's...if you get tired of carrying that red stag I could help you out... :wink:

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Nice knives fellas

Hey Bob is that 25 a Darksev? Man that lil pup looks sweet!!! ::tu::
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Been riding with me 2/3 mo. Clip blade for every day use. Spear point for cigars only.
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JW, simply beautiful. ::tu:: ::tu::

8) I decided to get this little one some pocket time. ::tu::
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WelderBob wrote:I'll carry the 72 or 73 about every day...the 25 is my Sunday knife.

Bob
Nice trio. Love the custom 25. Your work?
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Earl you have a good eye...Adam (Darksev) did the work, only thing original is the blade.
Titanium liners, carbon fiber and G10 for the bolster and handle...it's light as a feather.

Johnny thats a sharp looking knife your carrying... ::tu::

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Thanks Johnny, Looks like that little one could tackle just about anything :mrgreen:

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Wow thanks JW. ::dang::
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Bob,that Darksev is one handsome knife AND light as a feather,congrats bro.,very unique....I really dig it man ::tu:: ::tu::
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8) I decided to get this little one some pocket time. ::tu::
Hey Johnny - I like your new EDC ...

How does the sleeveboard compare size and feel-wise to the 25s? Startin to look at those with that inkling ... :shock:

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Hey Edge, sorry about being late in getting an answer back to you. ::dang::
They are almost exactly alike, size, weight, feel, everything, ::tu:: very nice for watch pocket EDC. 8)
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A 73 Scout and a Mink Skinner are my only two GECs so far, and they both get carried. Both have a little more use on them since this pic was taken.

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Thanks, Johnny! I think I might have to see about one of those … :roll:

Cooter, those are two mighty fine EDCs ya got there! Great choices!

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I just did a quick inventory and about 22 of 37 GECs are in, or have been in, my EDC rotation. Some more than others though.
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2Dead wrote: Some more than others though.
Which ones do you seem to favor? A particular pattern or size?
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vikingdog wrote:
2Dead wrote: Some more than others though.
Which ones do you seem to favor? A particular pattern or size?
I like to have at least one long blade with some belly and at least one straight edged blade. While my #53 Cuban Stockman and Furtakers should be at the top of my carry list, I find myself carrying a #48 single blade, regular, or jack along with a #61 half congress. Sometimes swapping a #48 for a #12 and a #61 for a #25. If I could get a #48 jack with a short wharncliffe, sheepsfoot, or coping blade, then I would probably become my primary carry knife. 3 3/4" - 4 1/8" would be the ideal size I think.

That said, I keep a #53 Furtaker, a Stockman, and a Victorinox Electrician by my computer for a quick grab and go knife if I'm in a hurry.

I also like the #73 pattern but its more than I need in a knife during my day so I don't carry them as much. #56s are nice but just a little smaller than what I'm looking for right now.
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WOW, my first exposure to these knives. Absolutely beuteefull!!
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vikingdog wrote:
2Dead wrote: Some more than others though.
Which ones do you seem to favor? A particular pattern or size?
Great question, Mike … thanks, 2Dead!

I think maybe I need to try out a 48 trapper … looks like a nice balance …


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TripleF wrote:WOW, my first exposure to these knives. Absolutely beuteefull!!
Triple F, you are in trouble now my friend … ::nod::

Fortunately there is a GEC help group - we will be here when you need us, and you WILL need us … ::smirk::

Welcome to OZ! :mrgreen:
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On Edge wrote:
TripleF wrote:WOW, my first exposure to these knives. Absolutely beuteefull!!
Triple F, you are in trouble now my friend … ::nod::

Fortunately there is a GEC help group - we will be here when you need us, and you WILL need us … ::smirk::

Welcome to OZ! :mrgreen:
LOL

Yeah, I immediately went to the GEC site and that only made things worse. ::facepalm::

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TripleF wrote:
On Edge wrote:
TripleF wrote:WOW, my first exposure to these knives. Absolutely beuteefull!!
Triple F, you are in trouble now my friend … ::nod::

Fortunately there is a GEC help group - we will be here when you need us, and you WILL need us … ::smirk::

Welcome to OZ! :mrgreen:
LOL

Yeah, I immediately went to the GEC site and that only made things worse. ::facepalm::

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Oh we'll be here all right, to add fuel to the fire. :mrgreen: Just ask Monk for advice, he'll help you out. ::ds:: What you need to do is go to a knife show where GEC is set up and see about 75 knives that you can handle and check out in person. ::groove::
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