Knife Size.... Whaddya Like?

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Absolutly beautiful knives guys.

Earl, your killin me.
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vikingdog wrote:Any pictures dirtpig? There are some beautiful knives on this thread as usual. ::tu::

Barry, that banana slug kind of reminds me of the rotten banana scales GEC uses once in awhile. ::uc::

What mine used to look like (pic from the GEC site). It is much more scratched and "broken in" now that it has been a user for over a year.

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FRJ wrote:
Earl, your killin me.
::sneaky::

How about these hog legs Joe,all better? :wink:

5 1/2 and 5 3/4 closed respectively
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Both very impressive knives, Earl. ::tu:: ::tu:: ::tu:: Are they both by Sims?
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Thanks. Yes they are Barry

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You guy's are killing me...large single blade's have always been my favorite pattern, saddlehorns, toothpicks, folding hunters...I can't seem to get enough of them...and Earl all I can say is I want one of each.... ::drool:: ::tu::

One I forgot about is the #12...while not a heavy duty knive it is pocket friendly and will handle alot of cutting chore's and with a
4" handle it is comfortable to use...with that said I would like to see GEC offer a larger size toothpick.

If I lived back in the day, I'd be a packin one of these.... ::nod::
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OH HELL YES!!! ::super_happy::


Very nice Barry,that Case Tested looks SUPERB!!! ::drool:: ::tu:: Just imagine that in a Northfield version :shock:
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Yes, those are VERY nice knives, Earl. Unfortunately they belong to WB. ::dang:: Damn fine knives, Bob. And yes, I can definitely see a Northfield version of that Saddlehorn in genuine stag in my mind's eye!!! It would be a hot seller, no doubt! I hope they're listening!

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My bad :oops: Got a lil excited.....lol
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Very impressive looking knives, Earl. Thanks.
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8) The #12 Toothpick is about the perfect size knife for me, that being said I would hate to be without my #25, or #73. ::td:: So I don't really know that there is a perfect size knife for me, I really enjoy having the different holds I can have on a knife that comes with the different sizes. ::tu::

I'm hoping to score on a #72 in 440-c, so maybe that will be the perfect size. ::ds::
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I like to have a 4" pocket clip of some sort. Right now it's a V&D D/A auto with the AUS 10 steel blade. Plus I always have a scout knife attached to my keys as a FOB. The current pick is a Remington Bandit. It's not the most well known knife but it is very well U.S.A. made with six thick tools all 420 and black composite scales.
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Man this threads got me pine'n for another run of big knives from GEC ::pray::
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Earl:

I hear ya!

I'd love to see a #36 with a wharncliffe blade and buffalo, ram's horn and/or mammoth handles.

Stephen ::sneaky::
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Well, I got tired of waitin' on the 72's to come out, and I damn sure wasn't gonna buy any sissified knife,so I bought a couple MAN SIZED KNIVES!
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I haven't had one of the Ben Hogans in hand yet, but I figured I'd better buy just one! :mrgreen:
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The 11 versions of the lady's knife are finished. The 72s started up on Friday. ::ds:: Nice new knives you got there!
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haha...quit hold'n back Barry

I like the 65, took a lil get'n used to,long and slender,rides best in my back pocket a real whiz for food prep,de-boning,light trim'n,slice'n.....
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vikingdog wrote:The 11 versions of the lady's knife are finished.
WOW!! :shock:
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Now your talkin Berry...walk softly and carry a big knife... ::tu::

I like old Ben Hogan, he's not a sissy...Earl the back pocket carry works the best for me...right next to my wallet... ::tu::
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Yep,thats home for mine also Bob,perfect fit imho. ::tu::
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paulsvintage wrote:::tu:: very nice Earl ! i'm all for a larger knife . like a 5 inch tooth pick
I have a Queen CBS Toothpick #20 CARVED Bone STAG 2005 5 ¼”.

I also have some GEC 128109SAB Toothpick Burnt Stag 1095 CS #37 4".

I love looking at and playing with the Queen 5"ER but, I like the GEC more for a user.

As far as whats best in best patterns I can not say. there is a reason for many different patterns. So I just buy what makes me feel good at the time I am looking.... :lol:

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