All About Pocket Knives

Just Plain Dave wrote:

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This Tinker

Dave you can't go wrong with the old reliable SAK, versatile and always very sharp! I had a really nice one but lost it to TSA coming back from Hawaii when I forgot to pack it and just gave it up. I always have some type of Multi tool in every vehicle, it always pays to be prepared.
Richard

Packing a LM Sidekick and my lil Colonial shell [/color]

Royal,
Looks like you're all set to take on whatever the day throws at ya!
Richard

Just Plain Dave wrote:
This Tinker

great SAK

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This Queen 32 Work Horse, today's lousy photo version: -and an earlier better shot:

What an interesting knife. I don't think I've ever seen one of those before.

Still with these two

Love this TC ... but finding I can't post [img] links at the moment Could some kind member tell me what I need to fix, please

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This should help you Noddy

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... =2&t=38797

Great-looking barlow, noddy!

Some Easter carries.

still humpin it with this RJ!

Got a Cadet with me today, man these are fun.

AWESOME CARRIES BOYS!!!.................NOW ,SIMP....GO CHECK YER PM's!!!!!!!!

Happy Easter everyone these served me very well this weekend.Man I had too much ham

I thought I had a pic but a Victorinox Recruit is in my pocket.

Thanks Cutty Still flummoxed by the technology ... but will get my head round it later today

Same here

Still workin' this 78 American Jack.....talk about nail-bustin' half stops where's Cutty?

TripleF wrote:Still workin' this 78 American Jack.....talk about nail-bustin' half stops where's Cutty?

Sounds like it's time to start carrying a knife pick of some sort...............

Hey Scott, That thing is too "purty" to be carryin' around! Very nice knife, it looks like it means business, enjoy that one .
Treefarmer

another day, another CAT scan.

my Cadet, a constant companion:

TripleF wrote:Still workin' this 78 American Jack.....talk about nail-bustin' half stops where's Cutty?

Right here Scott, still in love with it. Yes, they do have very positive half stops,,,,,,just like I like em

I went for a stroll in the woods on this fine spring day today, and in addition to having a pocket full of serpentine jacks to photograph for Junebug's thread, I also had my normal woods companion clipped to the right front pocket, the Orange Big Grip. I love the way the color makes it stand out in the woods...never could understand the thought process behind a camoflauge knife!

THIS THANG TADAY

Amen on the camo knife idea, Mike! Great picture. One of our regular members has something like that at the bottom of his posts, "I have a camouflage knife, but I can't find it!" That color would be hard to lose most of the time. Common sense needs to prevail when it comes to working knives.

That thing is makin' the rounds, junebug. Can't beat them old knives for looks and feel!
Treefarmer