All About Pocket Knives

This Bowen trapper has become my Pipe knife. And am continuing with the Buck.

Great to see everyones carries! Thanks for the kind words folks.

Splice from Sean O'Hare and a Colonel Coon today. The Splice has Afzelia burl and Fire Clone damascus, forged by Mike Norris
http://mikenorrisdamascus.com/

One of my favorite EDC combos today...

Beautiful knives guys! But then again, when are they not. For me, today's extra carry is this Camillus 72.

Up Ta Camp everything's wood ol checkerboard ,cribbage board and lake map..I have to agree with Old Hunter Case 18 pattern is probably the best users knife there is my 5318 hp is really growing on me and I have no problem putting a keen edge on ss Case or Buck..

Great shot Gdogg, love the checker board, watch, nice curls on the stick, the stag Case fits right in too.

New_Windsor_NY wrote:Beautiful knives guys! But then again, when are they not. For me, today's extra carry is this Camillus 72.

That is a wonderful old 1st generation!!! Love it.

A whole lotta variety in the knives posted by all, makes for some great viewing.

garddogg56 wrote:Up Ta Camp everything's wood ol checkerboard ,cribbage board and lake map..I have to agree with Old Hunter Case 18 pattern is probably the best users knife there is my 5318 hp is really growing on me and I have no problem putting a keen edge on ss Case or Buck..

I love the up north camp items in your pic garddogg, mighty fine stag knife too.

My carries yesterday & today; Schatt & Morgan rosewood handle with steel liners and pins from heritage series & RR bone stockman.

Met Cut Co -1945

Ivoryman wrote:Met Cut Co -1945

Awesome knife. Very nice

I had this one with me today. Super tight lockup.. someone just modified it to what they wanted it to be. I bought it off a man that supposedly bought it off the original owners son at a garage sale?? That’s the story told to me.. either way it’s a heck of a knife.

Jdub, that's quite a knife. I had to look at it twice and then look it up to realize what it is. Previous owner didn't want that one to slip out of his hand.
Treefarmer

garddogg, cool pics!
Sunknife, I really like the Schatt & Morgan.
Iman, you know that is a good one. Love it.
Jdub, someone put a lot of work in on that one, it looks good.

treefarmer wrote:Jdub, that's quite a knife. I had to look at it twice and then look it up to realize what it is. Previous owner didn't want that one to slip out of his hand.
Treefarmer

Well, it is a very rare knife to say the least. Story is,, Guy bought it new and worked as a machinist. Customized it as his hunting knife. The man I bought it off of said he bought it from the original owners son at a garage sale?? I’ll tell you this it wasn’t used much prior to me taking ownership. Inside the well had no rust whatsoever. I put all those spots in there from carrying it. He ground the bevel out of it to make a flat blade so to speak. The lines that’s been added to it are so precise. Each one is exactly the same distance apart. He done a good job. You have to think back then no one thought of these as collector items.!!!

Been toting this BUCK for a while now....fixin' to do a review on 'er.

TripleF wrote:Been toting this BUCK for a while now....fixin' to do a review on 'er.

Nice! Is that one of the "assisted open" models?

Sasquach wrote:

TripleF wrote:Been toting this BUCK for a while now....fixin' to do a review on 'er.

Nice! Is that one of the "assisted open" models?

It's all thumb-stud manual, no coil spring. I believe it's been discontinued.....maybe completing a review would be not too smart.

Ivoryman wrote:

Nice jigging and blade combo on that knife I-Man.

I carried two Schatt & Morgans today. The large pen is a nice knife even with the blade rub. Just wish the keystone shield was smaller or not there at all, detracts from the jigging pattern IMO. On the other hand I wouldn't change a thing on the rosewood handled jack. I like the scales, the blade shape and long pull nail nick, the shield, and the steel pins and liners.

Don't know what I did to get the double pic post. Dazed and confused. Sorry

GEC 93 & SW 804

Beautiful Whittler bones Sunknife, you too DM11, love that Schrade.

Hey Scott. Dad has the exact same knife, i bought for him a while ago. It is a really good knife! Great for general cutting jobs around the farm. Perfect size. Not to big, not to small. Great steel. It's a buck, how can you go wrong!

Sunknife somethings merit a 2nd look. Like them both.
And I also like the bones on that whittler. A good duo.
Iman you already know what I think of that beauty.

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Very nice knife!