WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[jerryd6818]

300 Catts and about 100 JKB and I have carried this Kershaw Leek OCC for the last 6 years.

Bert, it just shows you know good knives of all kinds when you see them.

Does that Leek still look like that?

[tongueriver]

I did manage to get an edge on my new/old Buck 110 in time for this mornings opening day deer hunt - I helped my buddy skin out and cut up his doe to try out my knife. That famous Buck 440 steel sharpened up pretty nicely (course stone, fine stone, ceramic sticks) - a little elbow grease on the stones followed by a decent number of repetitions on the sticks and it was ready to make meat. OH

I guess my old Buck 121 sheath knife is the same steel; It is a very plain looking knife but it has been my go-to for many years when it is time to butcher. I carry something fancy into the field, to show off, but knowing that Buck is waiting for me when I get back to the house. A few days ago I tried out a Buck 103 to skin an antelope, but I can't really get into that blunt blade shape-- hard to get into the corners. I guess they make those skinners that way so klutzes don't poke holes where they had not oughta.

[gino]

Same Case xx 6232 Rogers bone
I need a updated pic of it she is a bit more broken in than in this pic

[junebug]

TOTEIN' THESE 2 TODAY.....................

[Jacknifeben]

jerry6818. Just took the picture today.

[jerryd6818]

jerry6818. Just took the picture today.

Wow! That bad boy is really holding up well.

[tongueriver]

300 Catts and about 100 JKB and I have carried this Kershaw Leek OCC for the last 6 years.

That is a great looking knife. I must confess to total ignorance about "modern" cutlery; my knives are (so far) all traditional except one. But your Leek really speaks to me. I wish I had not seen it.

Here is my one and only, a gift from my son.

[Just Plain Dave]

I didn't have anything in my pockets until I got the keys to the truck.
Worked on buddies Ford Ranger all day. Tuckered smooth out.
One more website and ZZZZZZZZZZ

[Old Hunter]

I guess my old Buck 121 sheath knife is the same steel; It is a very plain looking knife but it has been my go-to for many years when it is time to butcher. I carry something fancy into the field, to show off, but knowing that Buck is waiting for me when I get back to the house. A few days ago I tried out a Buck 103 to skin an antelope, but I can't really get into that blunt blade shape-- hard to get into the corners. I guess they make those skinners that way so klutzes don't poke holes where they had not oughta.

Those 121's are nice knives - sort of a thin 105. Buck has used three steels in their standard production knives over the past 50 years or so - 440C up until around 1980. It is a hard steel to sharpen until you figure it out (and their blade grind from that era doesn't help). Their 103 is pure skinner - I think it was designed with real big game in mind (Moose or Elk, etc.) You used to see them packaged with another knife for the fine work (116 Caper, 105 Pathfinder, etc.) I like to use my old Bucks (and others) - never seem to skin/butcher a deer with the same knife twice anymore! I have an old Schrade-Walden H15 fixed blade that I bought here from Mike313; it's sharpened up and in my pack waiting for the next deer. OH

Ps Gino, that is a beautiful Case Small Texas Jack!

[jerryd6818]

300 Catts and about 100 JKB and I have carried this Kershaw Leek OCC for the last 6 years.

That is a great looking knife. I must confess to total ignorance about "modern" cutlery; my knives are (so far) all traditional except one. But your Leek really speaks to me. I wish I had not seen it.

Here is my one and only, a gift from my son.

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Be careful with those Leeks Cal, they're addictive. First it's just one Leek to see what they're all about (what the heck, it only cost ya $3X) and then you try out a Scallion and then......

That Buck is a fine looking knife. Birthday present, eh? What a good son.

[Just Plain Dave]

Sort of a ditto of yesterday. We finally got the master cylinder changed. But we can't bleed it enough to get any clutch action. So the transmission is coming out yet again.

[garddogg56]

Come on GIANTS..Game time carry News flashya gutta bring ya defensive secondary with ya

[Notthisfalcon]

Currently carrying a Buck BBW for work or a Buck 55. Sometimes a Kutmaster Gentleman's Lockback for church, wedding, funerals, etc.

[Old Hunter]

Dogg, weren't those Cowboy's simply magnificent! OH

[garddogg56]

OW OH oh yea like Maine, North Carolina doesn't have a pro football team

[philco]

Welcome to AAPK Falcon.

GD I like the looks of that scout knife. Looks like it "decapitated" that longneck quite properly.

[garddogg56]

Thanx Phil she's a sweetheart

[ken98k]

Tidioute and a Colt today.
This colt jack is one of my favorites. Half stops, swedges, lots of snap, and razor sharp.

[philco]

Tidioute and a Colt today.
This colt jack is one of my favorites. Half stops, swedges, lots of snap, and razor sharp.

Ken I understand perfectly why you like that Colt so well. I carried its twin for a year and it's a great knife.

[Just Plain Dave]

This. And of course some other knives because I can......

[Producer]

Camillus Stockman

[glenn]

I carry a colt my good friend Mr Philco sent me to try out Very good knife, and takes and holds a real good edge. Thanks, Philco!!

[rarreola]

My Case xx 154cm stockman

[313 Mike]

Nice one Rarreola. Is that the new purple Winterbottom bone?

[junebug]

ROCKIN THESE 2 TODAY.........

BLACK ATTACK