All About Pocket Knives

That's another fine example of your work Dale.

I'll be carrying this little one today.

Rick, that Half-Ton is a fine little(?) knife, even if it is made in the land which shall not be named.

I just carried that knife in memory of johnnierotten for a few days.....

I'll be carrying these today.......

Scott, the Needs Work is another fine example of the Kershaw line. I sometimes wish I hadn't sent my #25 off to live someplace else. They're very good looking for a small knife.

I carried my buck 112 all weekend but switch to this CRKT today.

This one took right front pocket today. Primble Barlow:

Spent the first part of the day tearing through boxes and packaging with the Knockout.... ...then the second part of the day tearing through a fat stack of invoices, used the little Hammer Brand jack below to keep my pencil nice and sharp while I worked through that soul depleting task. Gave me a little joy to have the jack out next to me on the desk while I worked through that pile... I've found the Knockout and the Hammer jack to be a nice tandem carry that can handle just about any task that comes up throughout the day! (another thanks to Junebug for the Hammer )

[quote="Just Plain Dave"]This one took right front pocket today. Primble Barlow:
Nice on Dave, I like those Primble. I have some of the Primble "Old Timers" made by Schrade.

ken98k wrote:I carried my buck 112 all weekend but switch to this CRKT today.

What is that? An M4?

thanks

Big boy Case today.

This knife still gets the nod more often than not......had it modded to my liking and it never fails to impress me.
GEC #56 with Liner-Lock, Easy Open, Lanyard Tube and Main Blade Jimping added by MuskratMan.

IM

Wow, sounds like a fantastic set up there Trevor. Great pic too.
Do you have any pics of that knife open? Sounds like some of my favorite features....easy open, jimping, locking blade...

Here ya go Mike..........these were taken by MM after the work was completed.
Also posted a pic of how the LinerLock provides some pocket protection from the blade tang.

IM

MattBPKT wrote:

ken98k wrote:I carried my buck 112 all weekend but switch to this CRKT today.

What is that? An M4?

thanks

Yes, an CRKT m-4 Kit Carson.
Got it again today, along with my Leatherman, Juice.

1975 Case XX pen knife with me today

Montana Whittler for me.

That is a beautiful knife Rick and I must say great Photography! Don't have one of those so I guess I'll look into fix'in that problem! Rocky

ROCKY1122 wrote:That is a beautiful knife Rick and I must say great Photography! Don't have one of those so I guess I'll look into fix'in that problem! Rocky

Yes your photo's are nice but they would be a lot easier to down load and view if you reduced them down from poster size before posting them!

ken98k wrote:

ROCKY1122 wrote:That is a beautiful knife Rick and I must say great Photography! Don't have one of those so I guess I'll look into fix'in that problem! Rocky

Yes your photo's are nice but they would be a lot easier to down load and view if you reduced them down from poster size before posting them!

I'm viewing them from an iPad and they look fine to me!

When I saddled up this morning I grabbed this one. Remington. So very slender!

That is a beauty Rick.

I carried these 2 today.

Started carrying a Case 6318 earlier this week. My thinking was this; I like a 4" Stockman, but they can be too heavy in loose pants pockets and I like a 3-3/8" Stockman but they can be a tad small for a general purpose pocketknife. In digging around my footlocker (of knives) I rediscovered a couple of Case 6318 Stockman knives that I own and decided to carry one of them, at 3-5/8" the size is right between the other two; the weight is too (Schrade 8OT is 3 oz., Case 6318 is 2-1/2 oz., and the Schrade 34OT weighs 2 oz). So far so good, right? Only issue is that while the Case is "in between" in size and weight, the blades are barely longer (and the sheepfoot is shorter) than the blades on the 34OT - I've gained nothing except for a little more weight and OAL. Of course it doesn't really matter, as it is all part of the never ending search for the perfect pocket knife - I'm thinking maybe a Case 63032 next? OH

CSC Chestnut Cannitler.

................love the chestnut handles on that one!!!!............. .......................