All About Pocket Knives

I think a while back I said my little 2 3/4" Imperial Jack needed the pivot pin tightened up.
Here it is "naked"

zp4ja wrote:Nice carries Gents!!!

These for me today. Oh, and also the SIG 9MM and the Bushmaster AR-15 not pictured.

Regards. Jerry

JERRY........not that is matters......BUT......DO YOU REALLY "EDC" 2 knives..........a revolver,a semi auto pistol,and a semi auto rifle???????????

oh..............and that REVOLVER "IS" the CHIT.

junebug wrote:

zp4ja wrote:Nice carries Gents!!!

These for me today. Oh, and also the SIG 9MM and the Bushmaster AR-15 not pictured.

Regards. Jerry

JERRY........not that is matters......BUT......DO YOU REALLY "EDC" 2 knives..........a revolver,a semi auto pistol,and a semi auto rifle???????????

junebug wrote:oh..............and that REVOLVER "IS" the CHIT.

Yes Josh! Today, I sure did. I only post what I actually carry. CASE 99 inf LFP, CASE 63052 in jeans coin pocket, S&W Governor weak side draw and SIG 9MM strong side draw. The BushMaster AR-15, of course, I did not have slinged over my shoulder the whole day but I did carry it for sure in the UTV, just in case. Oh, I forgot, I had five loaded 30 round AR clips with me too.The AR-10 .308 seemed like overkill for the day so I left it home but I thought about bringing that too.

Regards, Jerry

This and this,
My old Schrade34OT and new #18 Camillus Jack.

When I'm at work I always carry this on a belt loop too.
This is an Edgie 2 by CRKT and it makes for a good box cutter/beater.
It has a built into the liner "sharpening system" which is little diamond burrs staggered on both sides.
It actually works somewhat in that if I open and close it 3-4 times it is noticable.
It was under $18 iirc and suppliments my regular boxcutter.

The manager asked if I had a knife once a few weeks ago to cut the plastic off a pallet of paper towels.
He said "what the heck is that? "It's sharp!" [not a knife guy]

These are the essentials every day regardless of what I've chosen to show off with:
In the Maxpedition backpack:

Italian fruit knife
-serrated blade
-standard blade
-two tined fork w/opener

Schrade "Razor Blade Steel" melon tester

Swiss Champion

Work coat sleeve pocket:

Swiss Cadet

Wallet:

Le Cureuil (made by same mfr as a Douk-Douk)

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Producer wrote:
...The manager asked if I had a knife once a few weeks ago to cut the plastic off a pallet of paper towels.
He said "what the heck is that? "It's sharp!" [not a knife guy] ...

-similar experience years ago with an Opinel; man asked to borrow it to cut a taught 1/2 inch rope. The line popped apart just as the edge touched it, snapped in the air a bit, too. He and the other fellows there just sort of slowly looked me over without speaking

Grandson Max first birthday Carry some Uncle Henry.

Getting ready to go snow machining. I'm gonna take a Marbles jumbo trapper with imitation tortoise handles. That way if I loose it I wont be too broken heated.

ken98k wrote:Getting ready to go snow machining. I'm gonna take a Marbles jumbo trapper with imitation tortoise handles. That way if I loose it I wont be too broken heated.

Doesn't "snow machining" in the cold always go with "broken heated"?

These two today...

MountainMan wrote:

ken98k wrote:Getting ready to go snow machining. I'm gonna take a Marbles jumbo trapper with imitation tortoise handles. That way if I loose it I wont be too broken heated.

Doesn't "snow machining" in the cold always go with "broken heated"?

Dang spel cheka anit werkin.

The trip was shortlived. Road was closed due to whiteout conditions.

Saddled up with these. And the lower right one (Tinker) in this pic

Nice^

Nice knives guys!
Great looking couple there Jerry! I dig the copperhead

I still have the GEC 73 with me

Nick wrote:I just pulled this Mini-Trapper out of my pocket. This is the first knife I bought as an adult when I started collecting.

-and you showed great promise

I do like a knife with yellow scales, too.

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Today's EDC: this one tucked away, normally my desk knife and I assault a fair amount of fruit with it; a Queen 32 with 1095 blades.

I just pulled this Mini-Trapper out of my pocket. This is the first knife I bought as an adult when I started collecting.

Rebuilding that Golden Arrow for my Grandson to race I'll put a Wave and 197uh to work.

Got 2 chinese Rough Riders today
Single blade black bone sowbelly and a handy little halfwit.

gino wrote:With everyone sharing pics of there best,rarest,oldest or favorite knives I would like to know what knife everybody has in their pocket every day?

What knife or knives does everyone carry? Share a photo or two. This should be cool!

Here are my EDC's. One of these will be with me every day!

Case xx 6292 -1965-70 Brown Bone Jack 4''
Case xx 6249 -1978 Copperhead Black Bone

Gino.. Thats 6292 is AWESOME!!!! WOW!!! Do ya still have it?? John

three blade colonial electrician today-

Not thinking to change anything today.
Chestnut Bone CV Nut
Case Red Bone CV Humpback
Victorinox Tinker
Sanrenmu 763

Friday I may do an all Imperial Slippy day.

Back to work tonight, so the Cyro for sure, and probably
the little Colonial 'peanut' that arrived yesterday [/color]

jmh58 wrote:

gino wrote:With everyone sharing pics of there best,rarest,oldest or favorite knives I would like to know what knife everybody has in their pocket every day?

What knife or knives does everyone carry? Share a photo or two. This should be cool!

Here are my EDC's. One of these will be with me every day!

Case xx 6292 -1965-70 Brown Bone Jack 4''
Case xx 6249 -1978 Copperhead Black Bone

Gino.. Thats 6292 is AWESOME!!!! WOW!!! Do ya still have it?? John

John, I no longer have it, its one of the ones I had to sell for my daughters wedding ::bummed::

got my new to me 3299 1/2

I brought Glannbad along today.