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

[woodwalker]

This one at the work station!

[stockman]

hey guys,

been carryin this one for a few days, forgot i had it, just happened upon it looking for another knife! aint used it yet...... i would like to know more about it though? those horn handles are the best ones i own. i know that the stag congresses i see from this brand bring premium but have premium stag. this is the only splitback whittler ive ran across, so what yall think?E10BFCEC-A80D-4BE8-A5F5-71B34A0B6918.jpegE468B123-B90F-4B29-B8BC-5506564B07D5.jpegDAE40395-6C8C-4723-AC2B-FFD3B47DDC28.jpeg

Joe that is a great knife. I enjoyed seeing it.

Harold

[Quick Steel]

[EeDeCe]

The pocket fillers. Well, not the box. Haven't had the Buck 55 long but I'm incredibly impressed with it.

[DM11]

Case Barlow and a A Wright Lambfoot

[TPK]

The pocket fillers. Well, not the box. Haven't had the Buck 55 long but I'm incredibly impressed with it.

Hi EeDeCe,

Beautiful Buck! I like the way the bolsters curve! Nice looking knife!

[EeDeCe]

The pocket fillers. Well, not the box. Haven't had the Buck 55 long but I'm incredibly impressed with it.

Hi EeDeCe,

Beautiful Buck! I like the way the bolsters curve! Nice looking knife!

That's something I like about the 55 over some others I've gotten. There's a nicely shaped contour on there between the rivet and brass that doesn't even show in the picture that I really appreciate. I can't find a flaw.
Nice light, I like my "cheap" Coast more than my Thrunite and Olights.

[GSPTOPDOG]

A Queen trapper and an old sailor's knife I use for many task including to loosen ropes after tying down loads going to the dump.

[TPK]

A Queen trapper and an old sailor's knife I use for many task including to loosen ropes after tying down loads going to the dump.

"GIT-R-DONE!!!"

[Quick Steel]

My primary daily carry.

[bighomer]

[cody6268]

Schrade USA 89OT "Blazer" (front left pocket) Bear And Son Minuteman Pen (watch pocket) Antonini ARA XL Rescue Knife (clipped to front right pocket), and Leatherman Rebar on the belt.

[Case XX 6383]

oldies but goodies

[TPK]

oldies but goodies

Nice!

[DM11]

Case Barlow and a Wards Stockman

[garddogg56]

No workie today due to virus so I found sum .22 magnums at crapellas pocketed the 307 and off to the range.

[Steve Warden]

No workie today due to virus so I found sum .22 magnums at crapellas pocketed the 307 and off to the range.

Private or public range?
I had plans this past Wednesday to hit Range 14 out at Ft. Dix (now Joint Base MDL (McGuire (AF), Dix (Army), Lakehurst (Navy))) and they were closed due to the virus.

[garddogg56]

Steve in Maine private rangers are for out of staters I go to sand pits or hunting areas.If wardens or cops drop in you need permition from owner.

[semroc]

Great looking knives DM11. That Barlow is awesome. Found this queen on eBay for practically free. Sturdy little knife, works well.

[treefarmer]

No workie today due to virus so I found sum .22 magnums at crapellas pocketed the 307 and off to the range.

Private or public range?
I had plans this past Wednesday to hit Range 14 out at Ft. Dix (now Joint Base MDL (McGuire (AF), Dix (Army), Lakehurst (Navy))) and they were closed due to the virus.

Steve and gdogg, as I was reading this thread and thought about your question and answer concerning a place to shoot, I realized I have never lived where I couldn't walk out the back door or for that matter, the front door and be able to safely fire any weapon I have ever owned. We take a lot of things for granted and this just made me realize how blessed I've been in that regard. We hear gunshots frequently, year round and never give them a second thought other than during deer season when you wonder if somebody just busted the buck you have been waiting on.
There are still some advantages living in the woods on a dirt road!
Treefarmer

[richard]

me to, so i went to walmart, and shot some hoarders.
just joking

[Nev52]

Schrade Well used Old Timer 7-OT on my side and a Bear & Son stockman in my pocket.

[geocash]

I've shot about a half dozen gray squirrels just this week. Without leaving the house, except to pick them up & carry them away from the bird feeders.

Camillus #23 Equal End Jack, with carbon & worm-grooved bone, & a Queen #16 Mini Toothpick with D2 & Amber Carved Stag Bone:

[garddogg56]

No workie today due to virus so I found sum .22 magnums at crapellas pocketed the 307 and off to the range.

Private or public range?
I had plans this past Wednesday to hit Range 14 out at Ft. Dix (now Joint Base MDL (McGuire (AF), Dix (Army), Lakehurst (Navy))) and they were closed due to the virus.

Steve and gdogg, as I was reading this thread and thought about your question and answer concerning a place to shoot, I realized I have never lived where I couldn't walk out the back door or for that matter, the front door and be able to safely fire any weapon I have ever owned. We take a lot of things for granted and this just made me realize how blessed I've been in that regard. We hear gunshots frequently, year round and never give them a second thought other than during deer season when you wonder if somebody just busted the buck you have been waiting on.
There are still some advantages living in the woods on a dirt road!
Treefarmer

You gut that right TF it use to be that way here till out of staters took over Southern Maine.You are truely blessed.

[New_Windsor_NY]

VERY nice knives everyone.

Today it's this Imperial "HECHO EN MEXICO" camping/scouting style pocket knife.