All About Pocket Knives

Some great looking knives being posted here! Garddog, that pic of camp and the young-un is priceless!

With Dave and Junebug posting beautiful GECs, I feel obligated to drop this one back in my pocket today.

junebug wrote:great lookin blades there DAVE and SCOTT

Thanks Josh.

Thanks JR!

wazu013 wrote:Well I deceided since this knife gave me a hassle this weekend I'm going to punish it for a while

Sounds like a story. Do tell.

Very nice Canal Scott!! Hey Dave, you're gettin pretty close to that 85 huh? Lookin good man. Nice Wood on that one Charlie. I like it. Cool wazu, I use to have a Leverlock as well. Think mine was a Hubertus. Nice lookin stag on it. I carried this 85 HJ

That's a beauty Perry. Daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaang

Very knife knives all around. That lever lock is intriguing.

That harness jack, wow! Just wow!
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Thanks Scott, I said I wouldn't carry it but,,,,,I Lied!

Wazu whats the hassle with that baby she's beautiful Perry and Sasquach them are great cutters I gutta get me some GEC BUT BACK TO WORK TODAY and my ugly EDC'S although they do work hard for me

Doggone it Perry...You've got to have some of the finest lookin' knives of anyone that posts on AAPK...and that's sayin' alot! You've got one hell of an eye for beautiful cutlery, that's for sure...(I wish there was a "bowing down I'm not worthy" type of smiley I could insert here!)

Mike

I took a few more shots of the 85 today and got a Vic Recruit in the mail.
Both are in the pockets of my sweat pants!

Will do pics of both asap!

Great Dave, can't wait to see them.
Hey Gard, that's all that matters in the end.
Mike, that's awfully high praise, that I don't know if I'm worthy of but I do appreciate it. I just try to buy knives that have a connection with others I have collected like the Hammers, Imperials, Harness Jacks, Teardrop Jacks, SFOs and EOs. Now you know the common thread I try to stick with.

One of my hunting partners has invited me to be his guest for the annual Veterans appreciation dinner at his Elks Lodge tonight. I'm going to dress better than my normal jeans, so I decided a gentleman's pocketknife was in order - going to carry the mini-copperhead I got last week. OH

Been carrying this one all day***** Thought it was time to put something ""new / different"" in my EDC rotation_____ ______this little Protech Brend 2 Automatic, is the new choice !!!! WOW !!!! 3.70 inch closed- it only weighs 1.9 oz.___sharp as a razor,and pops open quicker than a flash & and locks tight as a hat band***__154CM Steel,T6-6061 Aluminum frame w/Amber Bone____ I have been looking for & finding things to cut all day !!! ___added a couple of comparison photos of my GEC #72 & #73 EDC's *****___Not much difference?? I guess ,a drop-point blade, locking knife of some sort,is just my pattern / style, of choice ::nod::_____Monk

Gard, what could possibly be ugly about the LB7?

Very nice choices for EDC monk really like that protech

vieu101 wrote:Very nice choices for EDC monk really like that protech

Thanks Robert _____ I've really gotten into, the ""Modern Tacticals"" lately ___another ""VIRUS"" ??? I guess

Very nice Monk and OH! I like that Protech man!

Fat... but not TOO fat:


Tree pic:

Right you are Dave, She's a real beaut!

Cool pics,Dave. .....you should post that last one in the "knife photography" thread also..looks great.

Big M: All 3 look like they will get the job done with great style. QS

you should post that last one in the "knife photography" thread also..looks great.

JPD I agree with JR. A very fine photo./

For dressing Deer I carry an Old Timer Muskrat

For general woods and farm: a Case Stockman

For Gun and Knife shows and general outings: A Russell Barlow

For Church: a 1 blade Buck

Welcome Ken6__ ____we love photos ????

garddogg56 wrote:Wazu whats the hassle with that baby she's beautiful

Hey guard here's the link to my problems with the Hubies lately. I really think I found a couple knives that were thrown together friday at 2 minutes before quitting time When I fire it I can hear the kicker humming like a tuning fork under water
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 86&t=33427