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

[Montanaman]

Went down to the ranch for a load of peas and alfalfa, these two riding with me this afternoon

[DM11]

Case 6347

[Steve Warden]

Case 6347

Simple.
Subtle.
Perfect!

[TripleF]

Just in for review.....BEAR OPS RANCOR II Tactical Knife.

[geocash]

1986 Case #63032 Medium Stockman with CV & bone & 1946 to '50 Camillus #33 Easy Open Jack with carbon & bone

geo.. Those are 2 that I would be proud to edc and show-off!! NICE!!
John

Thanks John.

[geocash]

geocash, I am especially liking your Camillus E/O. Choice!

Thanks Quick Steel. I looked a while. It's my first EO.

[geocash]

2009 Northfield (GEC) #128109 Toothpick with 1095 & bone & Henckels #HK-16-B Barlow with carbon & bone made sometime, obviously

[woodwalker]

Carrying this one this week.

[richard]

woodwork today with a boker wiss whittler

[royal0014]

one of my ol' faithfulls

[KnifeSlinger#81]

one of my ol' faithfulls

Nice schrade Chris.


I have these two today.

[Rotten]

Case Brothers 6394 gunboat

Case Brothers 6394 gunboat

GEC 81 Bull Moose Gabon ebony

2017 GEC Bull Moose Gabon ebony

[TPK]

Case 6347

Nice little Case David.

[TPK]

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Wow, this whole page is full of great looking Knives!!!

Rotten, what do they call that form of shield on your GEC? Looks good.
The Gunboat is also nice. When I grow up, I'll carry knives like that too.

[Colonel26]

My goodness! Y’all sure are toting some fine folding pocket cutlery today!

This one’s on its maiden voyage! Brand new (to me) arrived late last night. Short line Camillus 23, redone in worm groove bone by our very own Jeffn. It’s a fantastic knife with half stops and just right walk and talk.

[Rotten]

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Wow, this whole page is full of great looking Knives!!!

Rotten, what do they call that form of shield on your GEC? Looks good.
The Gunboat is also nice. When I grow up, I'll carry knives like that too.

I believe that GEC calls that a keyhole shield.
I'll say this regarding the gunboat, it is authoritative.

[TPK]

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Wow, this whole page is full of great looking Knives!!!

Rotten, what do they call that form of shield on your GEC? Looks good.
The Gunboat is also nice. When I grow up, I'll carry knives like that too.

I believe that GEC calls that a keyhole shield.
I'll say this regarding the gunboat, it is authoritative.

Now your confusing me. I'll have to look that a word up.

Good night folks.

[Rotten]

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Wow, this whole page is full of great looking Knives!!!

Rotten, what do they call that form of shield on your GEC? Looks good.
The Gunboat is also nice. When I grow up, I'll carry knives like that too.

I believe that GEC calls that a keyhole shield.
I'll say this regarding the gunboat, it is authoritative.

Now your confusing me. I'll have to look that a word up.

Good night folks.

[1967redrider]

Carrying this one this week.

Good choice, I like carrying an old tool/multi-tool knife every once in a while.

[cody6268]

Camillus USA 902 "Mini Double Lockback Promaster".

[woodwalker]

Carrying this one this week.

Good choice, I like carrying an old tool/multi-tool knife every once in a while.

Thanks Redrider. The ole girl has a story behind her. I was at an antique/junk shop and seen a ziplock bag of old broke junk knives for 8 bucks. Most were Taiwanese and so forth that were busted up. There on the bottom of these old junkets was this Ulster Boy Scout knife with bone but even it was missing the pile side. So I took a picture of it and sent it to my friend Ed Landers a fellow AAPK member and he put a pile side on her and replaced the main witha primo original Ulster Knife Co stamped main and put the Shield on her and welded a pin for the can opener. He give her a spa treatment and polished it up and I about fell to the floor when he sent it back. Proof that an old ugly duckling can be made into a gem. It's a special knife to me. Appreciate your comments!!

[1967redrider]

Carrying this one this week.

Good choice, I like carrying an old tool/multi-tool knife every once in a while.

Thanks Redrider. The ole girl has a story behind her. I was at an antique/junk shop and seen a ziplock bag of old broke junk knives for 8 bucks. Most were Taiwanese and so forth that were busted up. There on the bottom of these old junkets was this Ulster Boy Scout knife with bone but even it was missing the pile side. So I took a picture of it and sent it to my friend Ed Landers a fellow AAPK member and he put a pile side on her and replaced the main witha primo original Ulster Knife Co stamped main and put the Shield on her and welded a pin for the can opener. He give her a spa treatment and polished it up and I about fell to the floor when he sent it back. Proof that an old ugly duckling can be made into a gem. It's a special knife to me. Appreciate your comments!!

That is a very cool story! These are the knives we love and cherish.

[geocash]

My goodness! Y’all sure are toting some fine folding pocket cutlery today!

This one’s on its maiden voyage! Brand new (to me) arrived late last night. Short line Camillus 23, redone in worm groove bone by our very own Jeffn. It’s a fantastic knife with half stops and just right walk and talk.

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Fine knife Colonel.

[geocash]

1970 Case #62009 1/2 Barlow with CV & bone & Queen #20CZ Toothpick with D2 & curly zebrawood made around 2010 to 2011, I think

[KnifeSlinger#81]

I'm carrying this pair of users today.