WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[DM11]

Stockman and a Barlow

[1967redrider]

Thanks, gentlemen, and you're carrying some sweet pocket jewelry today too.

[TPK]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

What's that small one bighomer? Is that a Trapper? A Jack? Or is it a cigar? It looks interesting.
Just curious what it's called? And who made that one? Thanks for the info. I'm still learning.


Tom

I just call it a jack knife, Crown cutlery new york. My understanding is they didn't produce pocket knives, they just contracted them to be built.

Thank you Sir!

[doglegg]

I decided to EDC this thing today, and it's really not much bigger than the Case 6202 1/2 in the velvet pouch I always carry.

So cool!!!

Carrying these 2 for the past few days...

Scott, that Schrade 175 is a looker for sure. Cool.

[danno50]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

Hi bighomer, I presume you were visiting in Nova Scotia and are implying that you felt you couldn't carry a knife because you were in Canada? Both your pictured knives are perfectly legal to carry anywhere in Canada. Unless you were flying in with carry on luggage only?

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I like this knife.

[1967redrider]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

Hi bighomer, I presume you were visiting in Nova Scotia and are implying that you felt you couldn't carry a knife because you were in Canada? Both your pictured knives are perfectly legal to carry anywhere in Canada. Unless you were flying in with carry on luggage only?

I carried one like this all around Ireland when I was there. Transported it in my checked bag, inside its box that was packed inside my hiking boot. This knife has been in Florida that way too. Not my picture.

[Rotten]

I like this knife.


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I think that you've been brainwashed into liking that knife. In an effort to save you further harm and shame send all your Abilene's to me and I will secure them so that you can be free.

[Steve Warden]

I like this knife.


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Me, too!

[Montanaman]

Ploppert and Stout this morning,

[bighomer]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

Hi bighomer, I presume you were visiting in Nova Scotia and are implying that you felt you couldn't carry a knife because you were in Canada? Both your pictured knives are perfectly legal to carry anywhere in Canada. Unless you were flying in with carry on luggage only?

Thanks.
Was on on a cruise ship, they didn't allow knives, also flew to NY and back, not worth the hassle. I have carried knives into Canada several times when entering by land routes. Beautiful country you guys have up thar. The foliage was just past peak but still wonderful , the nor'easter had affected a few areas.

[doglegg]

Ploppert and Stout this morning,

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I think I have bragged on both of those before but there is nothing wrong with complimenting a couple of old friends. Those two are looking good MM.

[Tsar Bomba]

A Maher & Grosh whittler that isn't a Maher & Grosh OR a whittler paired with a Buck 450 that isn't a Buck 450.

Welcome to Wacky Wooden Wednesday, a.k.a. All Hallows Eve Eve.

[Edgewise]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

What's that small one bighomer? Is that a Trapper? A Jack? Or is it a cigar? It looks interesting.
Just curious what it's called? And who made that one? Thanks for the info. I'm still learning.


Tom

I just call it a jack knife, Crown cutlery new york. My understanding is they didn't produce pocket knives, they just contracted them to be built.

I just love it, the size, the spear point, the bolsters, the patina, the shield; it's got everything going for it. It just pops out at me. Great edc!

[danno50]

After running nekkid for a couple of weeks it good to tote sumpin again.

Hi bighomer, I presume you were visiting in Nova Scotia and are implying that you felt you couldn't carry a knife because you were in Canada? Both your pictured knives are perfectly legal to carry anywhere in Canada. Unless you were flying in with carry on luggage only?

Thanks.
Was on on a cruise ship, they didn't allow knives, also flew to NY and back, not worth the hassle. I have carried knives into Canada several times when entering by land routes. Beautiful country you guys have up thar. The foliage was just past peak but still wonderful , the nor'easter had affected a few areas.

OK, thanks bighomer. Sorry for being a little over sensitive.

[DM11]

Couple Colonial Rangers

[semroc]

Colonial, on my horses back.

[Doc B]

Adding a little extra heft, for the next couple of days. Working on a deer blind...scoring wood for cuts, cutting roofing felt,etc.
Benchmade Barrage (M390 steel) and Henry Sears & Son.

[TPK]

I see 3 nice Colonials there.

Wikipedia says: "Colonialism is the relationship of domination of indigenous by foreign invaders where the latter rule in pursuit of their interests."

Are you guys up to something?

Tom

[TPK]

Great looking handles on that Sears there Jim! Looks like pocket worn perfection!

Tom

[joeradza]

Doug-Doug for Halloween.

[geocash]

Schatt & Morgan #042206 EO Jack with 420HC & Amber Carved Stag Bone

[FRJ]

I had this old Challenge jack with me today. 3 1/2" closed.

[Tsar Bomba]

Voos again.

[WillyCamaro]

I had this old Challenge jack with me today. 3 1/2" closed.

Ooo oooo' .