All About Pocket Knives

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WOOD-WHITTLER wrote:well this week it is a case sodbuster jr with yellow handles and a carbon steel blade,but next week who knows,but the more i carry the sodbuster i like it, i am also starting to get more fond of carbon blades rather than stainless.

bart

That's a great thing about our passion; variety and always something new to try out. You never have to get bored!

Trey,
Nice bunch! You are lucky to have your grandpa's OT. Take good care of it!
Thanks for sharing!

Nice group of knives Trey. Nice assortment for all your needs.Thanks for sharin them.

My EDC today is my ol' black handle 2000 Sod Buster Jr. Nothing fancy at all, just a nice carry knife ready to cut something up and be used, g...

TD can you post a pic? It is cool to see all the different knives people carry. Even though I know what a sod buster looks like, its stiil cool to see.

gino wrote:TD can you post a pic? It is cool to see all the different knives people carry. Even though I know what a sod buster looks like, its stiil cool to see.

Hey Gino, Absolutely! When I get in from work I'll stick one on here! I like to look at the different knives too

Great look foward to checkin it out.

Here ya go Gino! Here is my trusty Sod Buster Jr in all of its glory Actually, this is one of my favorite EDC's for sure ... TD

Nice TD!
Those are sturdy tough boys. Snaps like a gator too huh?
Thanks for sharin it. I like it!

gino wrote:Nice TD!
Those are sturdy tough boys. Snaps like a gator too huh?
Thanks for sharin it. I like it!

I've always liked these knives. Great bang for the buck and made in the USA Glad you enjoyed the pics .... TD

Thanks again TD

I like those too, TD!
A nice carry, functional and no-nonsense!

Froggyedge wrote:I like those too, TD!
A nice carry, functional and no-nonsense!

Hey Froggy, Thanks! Very basic and simple but I really like them.

Still stickin with these two -!

I love how practical the SAK is and I just always dug Hen & Rooster whittlers. They are built just right!
Combined they serve all my knife needs!

Nice ones Gino TD

Thanks TD, I apreciate it.

I just went back to my tried and true vintage Queen jack. This is a solid and really nicely made knife. Nothing fancy, but one of my favorites.

vikingdog wrote:I just went back to my tried and true vintage Queen jack. This is a solid and really nicely made knife. Nothing fancy, but one of my favorites.

And a fine choice it would seem to be VikingDog!

Nice one

Nice one Mike!
I like seeing how people switch back and forth in what they carry. I usually do the same.
Dig that queen tho!

Gino,
Nice couple!

Mike,
A really nice old one!
You're not afraid of breaking or loosing it..?

Just picked up RR948 at a Flea market. Amber Bone mini trapper with lockback clip blade.

Usual Rough Rider grind. Razor sharp!

92-95% fit and finish. WELL worth 10 bucks!

It will ride where my Red Bone Sleeveboard was for a while.

Just Plain Dave wrote:Just picked up RR948 at a Flea market. Amber Bone mini trapper with lockback clip blade.

Usual Rough Rider grind. Razor sharp!

92-95% fit and finish. WELL worth 10 bucks!

It will ride where my Red Bone Sleeveboard was for a while.

Cool deal! Post a picture if possible... TD

Ditto. Waitin to see!

Okay, So I went out to grab a bite to eat at lunch and my friend wants to go by a local sporting goods store. Sure why not! I couldn't resist the urge to pick up a venerable Buck 110 when inside. I know these are old school and been round for awhile but I've been wanting another one. Not the highest grade steel but boy these really feel good in the hand and they are built tough. Anyway, it's nice to have another one of these in hand. Don't have the one I grew up with anymore but this one will make a nice replacement.