All About Pocket Knives

I like QS!
Beautiful knives Montanaman!
Loove everybody else's carries!
Good stuff guys!

New_Windsor_NY wrote:As usual, gorgeous knives posted by all.

68, 69, 70? I can’t wait to see your 71.

geocash those bones rock. Queen did some mean amber bone stag. And of course old Case red bone. Beautiful pair.
N. Wind, great looking piece.
Sasquach great stag.
Montman, so sweet I can't even tell ya, long live the Mammoth.
Q Steel wow, the blade, bolsters, pattern, cool.
Page full of great browsing all. Keep 'em coming, we'll keep looking for ya.

Thanks again gentlemen!

I carried these two today...

New_Windsor_NY wrote:DM11, geocash, Quick Steel, jmh58, Montanaman, bighomer, Ivoryman, sunknife, Sasquach & richard. Very good looking knives!

Thanks New Windsor. I sure like that 7o cattle knife of yours.

geocash wrote:Nice carries Ivoryman & sunknife, especially those German stag folders.[/quote
Thanks geocash. Nice pair in your pic as well, I always like your knives.

Back to my Buck, I was initially dubious about, but is serving very well even on some wood.

geocash wrote:

New_Windsor_NY wrote:As usual, gorgeous knives posted by all.

68, 69, 70? I can’t wait to see your 71.

Hi geocash. There is a 67 posted also.

Joining the two EDC's today is this Camillus 71.

What a coincidence QS, I'm carrying these two today.....

Sasquach wrote:What a coincidence QS, I'm carrying these two today.....

I love that old Case jack. I know a few people who have them, and I really like the pattern. My great-uncle had one, and I ended up not getting it. But the Case I did get was a '65-69 Folding Hunter, his favorite deer hunting knife, which save for a tipped skinning blade is in really good shape. I plan to tag along with a friend deer hunting this season, and I will be taking my great-uncle's old shotgun (a 20 GA Ithaca M-66 Super Single) and the Case as part of my field gear.

Up -ta-camp brought a variety for the trip,today twas a Case gunstock and my favorite modern folder

cody6268 wrote:

Sasquach wrote:What a coincidence QS, I'm carrying these two today.....

I love that old Case jack. I know a few people who have them, and I really like the pattern. My great-uncle had one, and I ended up not getting it. But the Case I did get was a '65-69 Folding Hunter, his favorite deer hunting knife, which save for a tipped skinning blade is in really good shape. I plan to tag along with a friend deer hunting this season, and I will be taking my great-uncle's old shotgun (a 20 GA Ithaca M-66 Super Single) and the Case as part of my field gear.

The pattern number 99. With yellow Delrin scales and 2 blades, the master blade being a clip point, it is a 3299 1/2.

I have a friend who owns about 300 acres in Bath County Va which I have permission to hunt. I don't get down there as often as I'd like.

garddogg56 wrote:Up -ta-camp brought a variety for the trip,today twas a Case gunstock and my favorite modern folder

Nice case gunstock, Garddogg! I like the Benchmade Pardue too!

Are those .308 case heads I see sticking out of that stump?

Old Yeller looks great Sasquach.
Gdogg, nice Case, what do they call that Benchmade blade?
Keen edge finally put on the Keen Kutter so it's carryable. Diamond block Red, then Green, then stropped on 3000, 7000 grit sand paper.

Thanks Ivoryman.

That KK bare head jack ain't no slouch either.

I've been on the look out for some Keen Kutter knives for the collection but the ones I've been seeing are usually in pretty bad shape. But I'll keep looking. As the Great White Father in Washington once told Lone Wattie to do, I'll "endeavor to persevere".

Thanx Charlie and Iman they are 9mm&.380..that's called a modified sheepsfoot Iman

garddogg56 wrote:Thanx Charlie and Iman they are 9mm&.380..that's called a modified sheepsfoot Iman

I couldn't read the head stamp under magnification. I have an old stump in WV where we target shoot frequently that has a spent cartridge from every weapon we've fired there hammered into it. It's quite a collection. Everything from .22 to .45/70 and .460 Weatherby and even .50 AE from a friends Desert Eagle. I'm waiting for one of my crazier buddies to show up with a .50 BMG Barrett or something exotic like that. Most of the shooting we do is with .22 or zeroing deer rifles but when one of us has something new or unusual to shoot...that's where we go. I hammered in the base of an old brass powder measure to indicate that my .50 Hawkin had been there.

Thanks Gdogg, not the typical sheep.
Squach, thanks, supposed to be 1905-1920 so it's entering triple digits at least, still has many lives left in it too.

I carried a bit of both worlds today.

This one's for jdub. Here are the diamond blocks, this is DMT brand, many out there for various prices. This was a bomb from Qtcut5 so a shout out to Q and the paper is pricy, but worth it and lasts for years. I put an edge on with blue, red, then green cleans it up, only use blue if it's butter knife rounded edge dull and you have to take off serious metal. Red usually is plenty, green if your edge is decent. Then the paper, a dozen or so strops on each side maybe, it polishes the blade at 5000-7000 grit, doesn't leave a burr like a stone or block, with normal use a strop on the paper will get it hair popping again in a minute or less, just a few swipes, and it's a very smooth edge, when it's done it looks polished almost to mirror. Hope it helps, good luck.

Thank you very much sir!! Much appreciated.

Ivoryman wrote:Old Yeller looks great Sasquach.
Gdogg, nice Case, what do they call that Benchmade blade?
Keen edge finally put on the Keen Kutter so it's carryable. Diamond block Red, then Green, then stropped on 3000, 7000 grit sand paper.

Fine-looking Keen Kutter you have.

Today:

geocash, that canoe is a beauty! Love that stag!

geo that is some fine and narly looking stag.

This morning. this afternoon.