All About Pocket Knives

Not sure why it would happen,
but if you could only keep one
GEC knife from your collection,
you would probably choose...

Myself, I'd go with this #36 sunfish because even if the blades broke off,
I could still use the darn thing as a hammer or even an oar for my raft ~

My True Love

That is a tough, tough choice! I might go with ......my ol' mammy tusk 23. It's tough, thin, light, and large!

Although smaller, this one has more blades! Both of these knives are dangerously close to going into my carry rotation!

Hmmmm, an island huh?
Guess I'd have to go with my #12 Tpick.
It's thin, yet still a tough knife, great with the stainless blade, especially because I'm on an island. (lots of water around an island I hear)

Ohh yeah, it's great on fish, ask me how I know.

Really tough question.

I think I'd pick this one, for its all-around versatility … (Although, I gotta admit Caleb's point about stainless in that scenario does make sense! … See?, I do need another GEC! … )

~ Edge

i'm going to go with a big one . two blader

I need me a 23 ...

I would be happy with any of the ones posted above.............................. As long as it came with a whet rock. I do love my GEC's.

I'd feel good with a 23L...and as Gunsmoke said a "whet rock"....

That's a gorgeous knife Bob!

Thank's Jack...that 23 mammoth of yours is quite a looker...

I had that one rehandled in stag for a edc.....now I can't bring myself to use it...

Bob, thats some sweety stag there !

Beautiful knives, fellas!

I definitely need me a 23 ...

I'd hope I had this big Horse in my pocket!

Great Lookin' Red Buffalo Horn, Perry !!!!!!!!!!!

singin46 wrote:I'd hope I had this big Horse in my pocket!

Just beautiful Perry!

Since I only have two at this point--something I hope to correct at some point--it'd have to be the 73. Very practical working knife.

Can I take the little Smith, too?

That'll work Cooter, just bring an extra pistol for everyone else.
Thanks Monk and Edge! Bought this Buffalo #23 from Jim some years back, 2007 I think.
It's a beauty!