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Thanks guys, Tidioute Eureka Jack from Gunstock Jack. AKA Barry. Great pattern. DM11 the oily creek Rams Foot is cool too.

Been carrying this Case Moose for a few days. This one was salvaged for $15 at a gun shop. It had a tipped clip which I reshaped. When we got to showing off Moose knives the other day here on the forum, I decided to put my ol' #49 Queen on the shelf and ride on the Moose for a while.
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Doc B wrote:geocash, that canoe is a beauty! Love that stag!

Quick Steel wrote:geo that is some fine and narly looking stag.

Thanks guys.

Sasquach wrote:One of my favorite EDC combos today...

Nice knives & shot Sasquach.

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

Keep 'em coming, NW.

Lots of neat knives. Greg & Ivoryman, I particularly like some of yours & I, too, think Jdub's one-of a-kind Case is pretty neat.

A couple from GEC today:

TripleF wrote:

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.

Buck seems to do that a lot with their innovative patterns. I have a Mod. 295 (pictured below) that I have beat the crap out of since 2006 and I love it. However when I started thinking about retiring it and getting a new one......it had been discontinued. I've seen a couple on fleabay but they were priced as if they had platinum handles or something. I'm getting ready to order one of the LT 112s and give it a work out. I'm interested in finding out how the "glass filled nylon" handles will perform with hard use.

Wear and tear scares are a badge of honor meant to be worn proudly. Glad that one has served you well and another great pic.

Plan to do some heavy vegetation reduction today.

Geo, what would it take to get you to turn loose of that Calf Roper?

Just sharpened up today's carry. GEC 35 one of my favorites.

Nice 66 geocash, great minds think alike. I had this before I saw your post today. What a coincidence. Great knives.
Tidioute 66, great de-boxer with that sweet little sheep foot, and good point on the clip.

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

Thanks I-Man.

doglegg wrote: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.

Thanks doglegg, I'm gonna post todays carry pic in a minute, hopefully I can get it right this time with only one pic.

geocash wrote:Lots of neat knives. Greg & Ivoryman, I particularly like some of yours & I, too, think Jdub's one-of a-kind Case is pretty neat.

Thanks geocash and I enjoy seeing that calf roper of yours.

Case day for me today, mini copper lock and a Case Bros. whittler in chestnut jigged bone.

Steve Warden wrote:Geo, what would it take to get you to turn loose of that Calf Roper?

Sorry Steve. I'd like to help but I'm pretty attached to this thing. I got it from Collector Knives & so I looked there & at a few other GEC dealers before I had to stop looking because I got scared I'd buy another new knife. Sounds like Ivoryman isn't ready to get rid of his either. Good luck.

Pretty whittler sunknife. I have a bit of a weakness for whittlers, especially when they look like that.

Bull Buster and a Possum

geocash wrote:

Steve Warden wrote:Geo, what would it take to get you to turn loose of that Calf Roper?

Sorry Steve. I'd like to help but I'm pretty attached to this thing. I got it from Collector Knives & so I looked there & at a few other GEC dealers before I had to stop looking because I got scared I'd buy another new knife. Sounds like Ivoryman isn't ready to get rid of his either. Good luck.

Pretty whittler sunknife. I have a bit of a weakness for whittlers, especially when they look like that.

I completely understand. My request was half tongue in cheek, more to indicate how much I like the knife. I doubt my wallet could afford it Carry it proudly, show it often! Always a pleasure to view!

Nice carries guys I really like the ones that carry the badge of honor

Unhinged

OH NO!!!
Ivoryman has lost his screws!!!

QS, that one is sweet.

Thank you dog. I do like my Ulster; giving my Buck stockman a few days rest. Trying to compare the two.

Sasquach wrote:

TripleF wrote:

Sasquach wrote: 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.

Buck seems to do that a lot with their innovative patterns. I have a Mod. 295 (pictured below) that I have beat the crap out of since 2006 and I love it. However when I started thinking about retiring it and getting a new one......it had been discontinued. I've seen a couple on fleabay but they were priced as if they had platinum handles or something. I'm getting ready to order one of the LT 112s and give it a work out. I'm interested in finding out how the "glass filled nylon" handles will perform with hard use.

My 110LT handles have scratched a bit, but haven't got damaged. My only complaint is despite regular maintenance, the action is no where near as smooth as either of my brass-handle 110s and is kinda sluggish. And that's with regular cleaning and oiling. Don't know if it has anything to do with the finish or blade material (CPM-154, which is a powder metallurgy steel).

I think it would be nice if this was one of my Bulldogs rather than my only Bulldog:

geocash, that’s a healthy looking knife! What is it’s length?
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