All About Pocket Knives

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stag--redwine--horsecut walnut--smooth bone--black spiral buff--rubyred--red hangman--burnt goldenrod--brimstone--buff--stag--smoothbone--& grizz cut bone. all are 23 or pioneers except the one sunfish & the moose. the 2 smooth bones are single blade knifes called farmers. these are plenty big enough to cut haystring & slice whitetail ribs. i carry mine in a horizontal sheath on the belt. pretty big for pockets.---HiPower

Great display. What color does GEC call the smooth bone, 4th from the left, top row?

that & the white bone on bottom are just called smooth bone . both are pioneer farmers but the one with gold in the handle is 440c.HiPower

Thanks. Both look great, but the one with the color in it looks mo' better, IMO.

HP, beautiful knives, they look like a handful.
I've wanted to add a #23L to the rotation for some time, I just never got around to it. I think they'd make a great outdoor EDC, big enough for just about any chore.

2shoes i did 2 whitetails with a 23 red buff linerlock in 2009 . went thru ribs & skinned them out. no chips & still scrape hair when finished. i carry mine in a horo. belt sheath. i have work knives in all the atomic alloys;d2,zdp189 & the top of the bunch i usually carry carpet cleaning is m390 . one handers are fine in the city but i like the traddys in the boonies.---HiPower

2020 Big GEC#23/23LL Trappers were just finished up.