All About Pocket Knives

Old Hunter wrote:Nice looking trapper there Scott, I look forward to reading your review. OH

Me too!! John

Cutty wrote:Well, since I never carry this one

That's a pretty serious carry there, Brian!

… and a beautiful example of a great knife.

~ Edge

Thanks Edge

It's my absolute favorite GEC.

There's a single blade Northwoods Forest Jack over on KSF calling my name Made by GEC on the #54 frame!

Scott, that Utica trapper looks pretty nice. I'm guessing 1095 on that one?

Cutty wrote: There's a single blade Northwoods Forest Jack over on KSF calling my name Made by GEC on the #54 frame!

It's not calling just your name. That blade grind sings a siren song to me.

here is what ive been packing for the past couple of weeks in lfp is a buck creek indian head stockman and the rfp is a cattaraugus whittler they both get crazy sharp and can handle any cutting that i need to do

Cutty wrote:Thanks Edge

It's my absolute favorite GEC.

There's a single blade Northwoods Forest Jack over on KSF calling my name Made by GEC on the #54 frame!

Scott, that Utica trapper looks pretty nice. I'm guessing 1095 on that one?

Actually, Brian, it's 420 stainless steel.

TripleF wrote:

Cutty wrote:Thanks Edge

It's my absolute favorite GEC.

There's a single blade Northwoods Forest Jack over on KSF calling my name Made by GEC on the #54 frame!

Scott, that Utica trapper looks pretty nice. I'm guessing 1095 on that one?

Actually, Brian, it's 420 stainless steel.

I need to post a pick of the stockman you bombed me with, in 1095. Some good patina on the clip blade
I'll get around to it eventually

Jerry, I'm savin' my pennies to get one of those Northwoods. Hopefully there's one left when I have the extra$$ Yes, the grind on that knife is the freakin' bees knees

This here Imperial Shell Handle Toothpick that I believe I gave 5 bucks for at a flea market on the road when I was OTR. I know I say this about a lot of my knives but this one will scare hair!

Happy Memorial day.Going to carry my Sword-Brand to the parade today.

In honor of fallen service men and women I'll be carrying this Imperial military issue WWII knife.
(this was bombed to me by paulsvintage....thanks Paul!)

Since no one was interested in buying this one from me when I put it up for sale in the Knife Commerce section of the site, I decided to drop it in my pocket myself today! At only 3" closed she rides in the pocket perfectly, and that burnt orange bone makes it a real looker in my opinion...

Mike

Oooooooooooooo, believe you me bro........I was interested.

I decided to go back to my GEC BF for a while I hadnt carried it in about a year

I for one missed seeing that EO Gino.

Thanks Brian, I dont know why I dont carry it more often.

Gino,guess it's just too darn pretty. Regards Gus.

That is one FINE lookin' EO there Gino, holy smokes!

I'm sliding this one in my back pocket today, despite it's large size, it's so doggone slim I can hardly tell it's there until I need it!

Took the shuttle boat from Harkers Island to Core Banks to view the Cape Lookout lighthouse today. Carried this Sharp jackknife; my wife used it to open her snack. OH

Gino, that BF knife is just stunning.

I'm sticking with this combo though. This past weekend I opened up my uncle's camp and added my old trusty (quirky) SOG Paratool, which to be one of the oddest multitools ever.


edc-pair by Pinnah, on Flickr

Just arrived and went right in my pocket.

Nice trapper Rick, I'm also sporting one in the back pocket today.

Love them trappers carried my Camillus 18 & 1007 hunting today.

My Case Med Stockman CV


Not the very best picture of it. Perhaps taken with my old Sony Floppy Drive clunker.....

Back to the Schrade 863.