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

[Quick Steel]

[Jtx]

Very nice Mcusta, Quick Steel!

I was out running errands this morning and stopped by the coffee shop.This is my Spyderco Brouwer. I replaced the stock clip with this Lynch deep carry clip.... it made a good knife even better.

[Ivoryman]

Some old, some new

[Dan In MI]

Some old, some new

Very nice, though I think I'd be afraid to carry that Tidioute.

[1967redrider]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

[WillyCamaro]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

Lookin' good RR.

[cody6268]

Moore Maker Drop Point Hunter 7-inch (actually a bit over 6 3/4" OAL), Victorinox SwissTool Spirit XC, Buck 301 Rosewood.

I can see why Moore Maker deemed it a second. It was ricasso marked so that nixes "Must have received in error" as described. The bevel was practically blunt (had to end up using a cheap ceramic pull-through to redo it in a pinch), and the butt end pins are in kinda crooked. Once my sharpening skills progress, it's getting a better edge. And there are massive gaps between bolster and handle. But, it's just the right size, and the sheath fits snugly on my belt (can't move) and isn't floppy or bulky. I can definitely see it becoming my first real EDC fixed blade instead of simply a work knife.

The SwissTool is much better than its bigger brother. Basically the same tools, and not a brick. Just a headsup--DLT Trading has these for $65, as "XC" model was discontinued for this year. I liked the rounded-tip serrated "butter" blade, as well as scissors. On a mid-size or smaller tool (which is my preferred for EDC), you gotta have scissors.

Buck's a workhorse. Bought it for that job, and that's it's main job. I retired all of my nicer and older Stockman knives, leaving just this and a 2003 Case 3318CV.

[1967redrider]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

Lookin' good RR.

Thanks, Willy.

[Madmarco]

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That's a beauty Garry. I've had that one on my "Wishlist" for some time now, only I'll be ordering the black ebony model. Such great knives!

[Madmarco]

Very nice Mcusta, Quick Steel!

I was out running errands this morning and stopped by the coffee shop.This is my Spyderco Brouwer. I replaced the stock clip with this Lynch deep carry clip.... it made a good knife even better.

Looks like a beast of a knife Jtx. Your mod stepped it up nicely!

[Madmarco]

Some old, some new

Nice Iman. I'm partial to the new, really likin' that 74.

[Madmarco]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

Just gorgeous John. Those little Piccolo's are such cool knives, totally worthy of a leather slip.

[Quick Steel]

Thanks for your comments Jtx and Marco.

[DM11]

Camillus Jack knife

[Dan In MI]

Camillus Jack knife

And a nice one it is!

[1967redrider]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

Just gorgeous John. Those little Piccolo's are such cool knives, totally worthy of a leather slip.

Thanks, Mark. I love the stag they use.

[GSPTOPDOG]

Just my plain old "hard-use" Spyderco and Buck 110 working knives and a Leatherman.

[DM11]

Camillus Jack knife

And a nice one it is!

Thank you.

[Quick Steel]

[dlr110]

Today is BROTHER day with this 1507 Lockback with VG10 blade and carbon fiber scales.
Very solid knife.

[garddogg56]

That’s a mighty fine trio of work knives ya gut there topdog

[jmh58]

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Now we are talking right there Garry!!
John

[TPK]

Just picked up this leather sleeve from an AAPK member's store, so I'm totin' this today.

Wow! That looks like a real fun knife to play around with! I like that one John!
Nice looking sleeve too!

[DM11]

Case and a Buck

[Madmarco]

Camillus Jack knife

David! You have some of the nicest older knives, I always enjoy viewing them. They all appear to be users, yet they're in such great shape, you certainly know how to take care of your tools. Keep em' comin'!