All About Pocket Knives

Uhhhh, about 8 inches open Gino, Thanks!

singin46 wrote:Decided to go solo with the CRKT 5150 today.

Now that's a cool knife.
Singin, what do you primarily use it for?

TAB

Awesome knife,Perry. ...they be cool.

Todays EDC,TwitchII,Case 92+18 in the watchpocket and I'll tell ya it's getting harder to kick the 10dot out of the pocket,she's quickly becoming my go to knife afta work

This one is gonna be when I get it. I like the other outlaw but this is quite a bit nicer.

Oh DEAR! I can't afford a 56 and then you show THAT!

I have a new idea for a pic however...

TAB2you wrote:

singin46 wrote:Decided to go solo with the CRKT 5150 today.

Now that's a cool knife.
Singin, what do you primarily use it for?

Thanks TAB2you! I use it for practically everything round here. Cutting boxes, tree limbs and the like.
It's big and sturdy enough to do most jobs.
Perry

singin46 wrote:Decided to go solo with the CRKT 5150 today.

That is about the oddest looking knife I have ever seen, so I had to look it up for more info. Here is a link to the Wally World site with a good description from the inventor himself....

http://www.walmart.com/ip/CRKT-5150-Hol ... e/17490123

Buck 112 (second from the top) with rounded bolsters.


Buck Folders by Pinnah, on Flickr

royal0014 wrote:

singin46 wrote:Decided to go solo with the CRKT 5150 today.

That is about the oddest looking knife I have ever seen, so I had to look it up for more info. Here is a link to the Wally World site with a good description from the inventor himself....

http://www.walmart.com/ip/CRKT-5150-Hol ... e/17490123

Did you scroll way down and watch the little video on how this thing works? I would get one but it's made in the place which shall not be named.

jerryd6818 wrote:

royal0014 wrote:

singin46 wrote:Decided to go solo with the CRKT 5150 today.

That is about the oddest looking knife I have ever seen, so I had to look it up for more info. Here is a link to the Wally World site with a good description from the inventor himself....

http://www.walmart.com/ip/CRKT-5150-Hol ... e/17490123

Did you scroll way down and watch the little video on how this thing works? I would get one but it's made in the place which shall not be named.

Didn't watch the video. Figured the 'C' word was involved somewhere.....

Unique conversation piece, I guess, but I don't buy conversation. Not in my tastes for EDC, either.

These knives are made in Taiwan...I've had numerous CRKT knives and I haven'y been disappointed yet.
Several members have bought this model and I haven't heard anyone say anything bad about them.
I'm sure that you've heard the adage "Don't knock it until you've tried it".........but then theres another "Ya can't teach an old dog new tricks".

Heres the first AAPK link about these so called "C" made knives. ... http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 27&t=29478
They're actually a very sturdy well made knife....and loads of fun to play with.

"You can lead a horse to water but you can't make him drink".

I like it...sounds more fitting. ..Thanks Jerry.

You guys are funny. Most of my stuff is made in the good ol' USA but every now and then even I get a little slanted.
Now let's see what Jerry does with that statement. LMAO

Packin this one today, Northfield stag Lockback 72! The sleeve for it was a gift from our own Gunstock. Thanks again Barry!
I like these big Spey blades on these. Plus it scares Dems!

scares Dems.....


Knice knife Perry!

YEEEEEHAW!

Thanks Johnnie and Scott!

Beautiful stag on that one Perry

Packing this Weidmannsheil lately.....
Tim

I'll be pack'in this beauty for the next 10-12 days.

Nice GEC Perry!
Sweet W Tim! ::envy::
Awesome Canal brother! ::mr Green::

Dang those are some sweet EDC's boys!

Very nice Johnnie
Thanks Gino


Tim

You 2 boys have just shamed me on them 2! Dang my knives don't compare.