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Followin' junebug's lead........Kershaw Cryo.

I like this long pull jack a lot.

...........rick, I like that one a lot, too!!!!............... ...................

Mr Rick wrote:I like this long pull jack a lot.

Love the long pulls

I will have this 1972 Case xx 6380 Whittler with me from now on.

No, I just want to hide your signature Jon.

Typical......make a point, that really isn't a point, then stick out your tongue and state that you made a point and nah...nah...nah....nah...nah.....if you don't like it go tell Mom.

The coexist statements always amaze me....., well yeah, whataddaya think we've been doing since creation

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Awful tough to keep this out of my pocket for very long!


Oh and co-exist is all well and good until you meet someone who WON'T.....

Gino, you always come up with some very nice knives to display, love that 6380! OH

Let's not get personal guys.........

Nuff said ?

Let's coexist!

Back to the EDCs.

Old Hunter wrote:Gino, you always come up with some very nice knives to display, love that 6380! OH

Thanks and I use em all!

I've been carrying these 2 for the last couple of days.
A 4 1/8" Schrade trapper, and my CRKT 'Kit Carson'.
The trapper is scary sharp since I used my new lansky

Very nice Primble Barlow Dave; I have a Primble Jack - they are nicely made knives (regardless of which manufacturer made them). Ken, I had one of the Lansky kits for 15 or so years before I ever opened or used it - they do an amazing job in building a good edge, once it's there you can maintain it on a stone or with ceramic sticks.

Something unusual and unexpected has happened to me - I dropped this Case 6318 SS in my pocket on the 15th, wanting to try it out as an EDC when wearing either shorts or jeans; it rides in the LFP. I never expected that it would grow on me so fast - it has been in my pocket everyday since. In fact I find that as I look over my selection of EDC knives each morning (probably 12 - 15 knives if I count up) that this one just draws my hand each morning and finds itself dropped into that pocket for the day. This can't be right, I have many knives to carry - how did ONE knife become a favorite (so quickly and so unexpectedly)? OH

Simple explanation Bruce....the diagnosis is Steelarium. A rare disease found mostly with the baby boomer generation that causes an unkwon and unexplained attraction to one knife in particular. There is no cure.....by the way.

P.S. - Hope you don't get better!

Thank you Dr. Scott for the speedy diagnosis! As you state that there is no cure, I will just have to suffer through this affliction (along with all my steel brothers here at AAPK).

This one today.

This is what I have been carrying for over a year now. Johnnie originally bought a smaller one and it was worthless LOL I gave it to his mom and he bought me this one

Worthless .. I gave it to his mom..

Nice Buck Lisa


Tim

Looks like she's seen some action Lisa! Cool knife and awesome that you are showing her to us!

I have one of those in Orange(Thank you 313 Mike). Thought so much of it I bought one for one of my cousins. It's a good solid knife.

basser5 wrote:Worthless .. I gave it to his mom..

Nice Buck Lisa


Tim

Thank you A great "work" knife