AN INFORMAL POLL

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cody6268
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Re: AN INFORMAL POLL

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Remington Bullet Trapper; I guess because I'm very partial to those big boys and am looking at getting the later copies of that pattern by Camillus, Bear and Sons (both mostly for Remington) as well as Kutmaster. I do something similar; when going to a family function, I always carry a knife that's been in the family. Particularly a "cracked ice" Buck Creek Diamondback from the 1980s. That is my "special" carry; even though there are several other heirloom knives I carry and use on a daily basis.
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Modern Slip Joints wrote:However, to be comfortable it requires some kind of work trousers with big pockets or a belt pouch. The Case golf knife is the only one small enough to be a serious EDC in the bottom of slacks...
If the pocket knife is too big for your britches pocket, it isn’t that the knife is too big, the pockets are too small! :mrgreen:

That’s one of the few benefits of being a big guy, you’ve got big britches with big pockets. Lol. I love big knives. ::handshake::
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Re: AN INFORMAL POLL

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Well gang--It looks like I will be carrying the Rem. trapper tomorrow. Thank you all for your ideas, many of which had not come to my mind. At some point in the future I will plan to carry all four knives at once and I think I may have to go golfing with the greenskeeper knife in tow. Again, thanks for your input--it was fun and very interesting to see how others approached it. ::tu::
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