All About Pocket Knives

You can say that again! I love the knife but that opener doesnt work for crap! LOL

Here is a better (different) pic of my EDC's
I just cant beat them!
I carry both together each day.

The cap lifter doesn't actually work very well

Yeah....but it sure looks good!!

The main blade on that lower knife is awesome!

The main blade on that lower knife is awesome!

+1+ ..... I really like that too!

This one right now. It absolutely WHISPERS through paper!

Just Plain Dave wrote:The main blade on that lower knife is awesome!

smokepole wrote:

The main blade on that lower knife is awesome!

+1+ ..... I really like that too!

johnnierotten wrote:

The cap lifter doesn't actually work very well

Yeah....but it sure looks good!!

Thanks fellas, I cant stop carryin it.

Carryin this one at the moment mainly to show off to friends as it`s a fairly recent find. Old Walden 3.75 inch jack. Snaps like a gator!

Bob

Bob, all I can say is SWEEEEEET!

Thanks Gino, kinda hard to match some of those fancy modern knives you guys have (which I really love) but I guess since I`m an old critter I still fancy them old ones

Bob

Yep...I agree with Gino. ...that’s a nice one...love those scales.

Hey Gino, I really like that EO GEC you carry there!
Here's one I got from Dale today that's gonna stay close for a while now. EO Schrade Cut/Ulster Jack
Butter and Molassas celluloid. Flawless job Dale!

Thanks Johnnie!

Bob

Thanks Perry, great looking Ulster EO!

Perry.. That is SCHWEEETT!! Ya think ya can post a better pic!?!? Just bustin ya!! VERY NICE!!! John

Thank you Gino and John, the answer to your last question is,,,,,YES! Still carryin it today and probably will for a good long time.

This weekend, it has been this new acquisition, a four inch serpentine stockman from Utica Kutmaster (faux-bone scales, brass liners, and traditional construction). By the way, is there any way to date this Kutmaster? I've been searching, but haven't turned up an answer other than "maybe the 70's, since it isn't bone".

When I go back to work tomorrow, it will be a late model Buck 110FG I use for everything and a tiny Minibuck I carry just to loan out to the other mechanics when I really want to say, "Get a effing knife, knucklehead." Those Bucks are tough, safe, handle anything I need to cut, and are pretty much disposable as far as I'm concerned.

Very very nice mtds!

Perry, that Ulster is georgious!!! Love that knife!

Bob

Thank ya Bob! Dale really knows how to peak one's interests.

This morning at church I had the chestnut bone Case Peanut in the pocket of my suit pants.

At home this afternoon with jeans on . . . I still have the Peanut in my pocket!

The Peanut is in the watch pocket, and in the left front pocket is the rosewood John Lloyd Shadow.

That John Lloyd is absolutely gorgeous. Love the peanut too but that John Lloyd.......

The Case Diamond Jubilee went to church this morning and the Italian made Fox & Hound went walkin' the dog with me this evening.

Both really nice carrys!

Sasquach wrote:The Case Diamond Jubilee went to church this morning and the Italian made Fox & Hound went walkin' the dog with me this evening.

NICE Photo!! ..and knives

IM