All About Pocket Knives

I gotta agree, the variety and quality of the knives you guys carry is pretty impressive.

Thanks to all for sharing (and for showing me what I "need" next!)



~ Edge

Just rolled up onto the sidewalk with this ....

Nice scout Scott

Here's this weeks slipjoint carries, you know the usa kershaw is always along for the ride as well. I have to add that the G-Shock watch is 8-10 years old and still running on the original battery. This sucker has been bullett proof under any and all conditions !

Sweet knives, you guys sure do carry a bunch of steel!

TripleF, my sister makes those paracord lanyards so I'm getting her to make me a couple like yours. The brighter the better!

Not long ago I decided to try something completely out of the ordinary for me. I usually carry a whittler, congress, peanut or stockman. I found this: I'm not sure what made me decide on a doctors knife, but I've found it to be really a neat knife as I've carried it this last week. That long master blade is really sharp! Oddly, this one isn't D2 steel, its listed as stainless. I wasn't one for square bolsters, for this knife is a bit over 3.5 inches, and it rides in the pocket nicely. It'll continue in my EDC rotation.

TAB

TAB, your Queen (a very nice knife) and my Canal Street could be brothers from another mother!

OH+Tab nice Doc's I have to ask ya do ya really like them??Well its the start of our Pahtrage and Pheasant season and Mother gut me a new Ka-Bar to start the season off with,what a good girl

Some nice knives you all are carrying.

Some very nice knives showing up here. Those Dr. knives are beautiful guys!

Garddog, that Ka-bar is sweet! Mom did you right!

I'm carrying this one in the field this year. I've never owned a Silver Stag before and I'm giving it a serious field test this hunting season. So far it has been an excellent knife.

Gardogg-

The doctors knife was scratching an itch for me. I usually carry a congress or whittler for work, a stockman on weekends, and peanut jacks for church. This knife doesn't really replace those in a practical sense. It's 3.5 inches, just a hare over. It will be one I'll carry for something a little different. I like it, though, it rides pretty good in the lfp. For light duty it works great!

That kabar is pretty nice, Gardogg.

Thanks for the compliments guys.

Old hunter, do you like the spatula on that canal street. Really nice looking knife!

And that silver stag is wow...

I don't own a Silver Stag.....whats your overall thoughts about them,Charlie? ....very nice sheath.

johnnierotten wrote:I don't own a Silver Stag.....whats your overall thoughts about them,Charlie? ....very nice sheath.

So far I am very happy with it. It's about 9 1/4" OAL. The blade is tool steel, takes an edge quick and holds it well. It's been on a couple of camping trips and performed well but I'm going to put it to some harder use this hunting season. Fit and finish are very good. I have some question about the tang strength though, as with all hidden tangs. I'll let you know how it holds up through the hunting season.

I have some question about the tang strength though

I was thinking the same thing....make sure to keep us informed.
Sure is a beautiful Skinner.....looks like a heavy duty sheath as well.

I'd be interested in hearing how she fares - that is a beautiful knife.

Today (and most days lately), I been carryin' a Spyderco Paramiltary 2, along with my "baby" - a Northfield 66 Mink Skinner in Burnt Stag … sorry no pics , on the way out the door.

~ Edge

been totein' these for a while now...tough to beat


LIPIC..USA 2 blade with screwdriver...i always seem to go back to this one
AL MAR eagle seki..........nice for out on town,BIG ol unit...
CONDOR el salvador- bushcraft (1075 carbon).....workin' mans knife..all should try this company!

also lookin for another LIPIC like the one in pic (even broken/parts)


junebug

realy nice condor.

Junebug - nice eclectic collection! I am a fan of the blade configuration on your LIPIC jack - have a few examples myself and always looking for more - nice! OH

I'm with you ,OH...I love those particular blades on a Jack...also love the Harness Jack (punch blade)..

Josh..did that little skull come with the Condor?.......very cool touch either way.

Here's today's edc
...thought the smooth chestnut bone on the Muskrat paired up nice with the Italian leather on my BMF....
You'll have to use your imagination to figure out what's underneath the 'rat. Sorry if anyone is offended, I just couldn't resist...

Mike very pretty Muskrat. ...that wallet reminds me of a movie I once saw. ..

junebug......I have that exact LIPIC.....man what a solid knife.


I've been toting this custom re-handled Camillus Scout for the past few days. Just hard NOT to carry it....

313 Mike wrote:Here's today's edc
...thought the smooth chestnut bone on the Muskrat paired up nice with the Italian leather on my BMF....
You'll have to use your imagination to figure out what's underneath the 'rat. Sorry if anyone is offended, I just couldn't resist...

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Mike, would that be a word you learned in boot camp and discovered was an essential word for any conversation during the rest of your enlistment?

Scott...that knife should last you a life time....very nice!!

Mike, would that be a word you learned in boot camp and discovered was an essential word for any conversation during the rest of your enlistment? [/quote]


Yeah Jerry....that word has a way of stickin' with ya through the years...sort of a multi-purpose word that can take on just about any meaning ya give to it depending on the inflection and tone of delivery!

Scott the cow horn handles make that the most unique, and one of the nicest, Scouts I have seen! OH