Alright, let’s see those users

[tatsu]

Winkler Camp Axe

 

[Jdottinger]

Heavy use only!

 

[Crag the Brewer]

Not all are MY pictures, but all are bladeforum member pictures.....(Yes, this is showing off)

 

[YetAnotherKnifeEnthusiast]

Not all are MY pictures, but all are bladeforum member pictures.....(Yes, this is showing off)

Now that's what I'm talking about. Also, that gator looks terrified

 

[ron55]

Some well worn barlows

 

[Boattale]

 

[norcalAF]

This old friend has been beside me for two deployments, and is scheduled for a third next year! Just wanted to add that's Afghan sand/dust on her still and she is slated for a barrage of whatever Djibouti throws at her next!

 

[SW-EDC]

Pro-tech TR4
I am only 20 miles from the Pro-tech facility where they make them. Met Dave, the owner super nice guy! He sent me this one years back. My main EDC.

 

[Horsewright]

His and her's belonging to a ranching couple:

 

[norcalAF]

His and her's belonging to a ranching couple:

I just gotta say Sir, your photo backdrops are always top notch! Mine usually feature some part of the cluttered garage

 

[Horsewright]

I just gotta say Sir, your photo backdrops are always top notch! Mine usually feature some part of the cluttered garage

That's a four strand reata (rope braided out of four strands of rawhide) I've been resurrecting over the last couple of years. Still need to pull it. Check post #364 here and on down the rest of that page its on for reata info. Riata is also a correct spelling just to confuse things:

Thread 'A Stitch in Time'

Oct 29, 2020

Wanted to chronicle this timeline for future reference.

In June we took a trip to Ft. Benton to canoe part of the Missouri River for my daughter's birthday.


We stayed in Ft. Benton that night at the Grand Hotel. It's a really nice old Hotel.


While walking around town the next day we saw some folks unloading windows and I offered to give them a hand. They happened to be bringing them into a leather shop. After we got everything unloaded, the owner gave me a tour and let me fool around with a leather sewing machine (Cobra 20). These ain't your Granny's...

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[LimpCroissant]

Here's a few of my most well used knives. All of which I love very much. I was just reminded how hard it is to capture the scratches and scuffs on a metal handle, at least with the phones that I've used.

 

[jmh33]

This old friend has been beside me for two deployments, and is scheduled for a third next year! Just wanted to add that's Afghan sand/dust on her still and she is slated for a barrage of whatever Djibouti throws at her next!
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Thank You for your service!!
John

 

[Win Heger]

These two have been in use for at least 20 years. Rob Criswell and Matt Lamey.

 

[David Mary]

 

[Rubeny]

I have a favorite workhorse knife that’s been through a lot with me. It's a bit scratched up, the handle shows some wear, and there's a nice patina on the blade, but it’s trustworthy and cuts like a dream. I've used it for everything from camping trips to home projects. It may not be the prettiest anymore, but it’s definitely earned its spot in my pocket. Let’s celebrate these trusty companions!

 

[ACfixer]

 

[DaveHS]

 

[OPSEC-C-C]

Not a rare knife, but a rare combination of it. This is a custom Gerber Fastball. Just in the unique combination of carbon fiber scales and black hardware. I have had MANY MANY MANY user's in my life, and this one is my current favorite. So far, it has also been the longest in continual service. Like clothes, I have users for different occasions, but for everyday use, this Gerber is currently my winner.

 

[The Fort]