Besides CPK knives, whaddaya like?

[SpyderPhreak]

Some good laughs out of this thread today!

 

[Hammer67]

Finally had a chance to give the Model 2 a little workout today. It did quite well.

 

[EMCEE]

Finally had a chance to give the Model 2 a little workout today. It did quite well.

That’s inspirational brother. I picked up a Winkler Knighthawk a while back and still haven’t beat on it…... Serious collecting aside, what’s the point in having a “user” if not used, right? Thanks for the pics and motivation.

 

[pease]

Finally had a chance to give the Model 2 a little workout today. It did quite well.

I really like that looks like it can do some real work

 

[Hammer67]

That’s inspirational brother. I picked up a Winkler Knighthawk a while back and still haven’t beat on it…... Serious collecting aside, what’s the point in having a “user” if not used, right? Thanks for the pics and motivation.

You bet, man. Get that Winkler dirty!

American Tomahawk (actually RMJ) builds a very solid tool. Can't wait to take it to the desert with me next month...

 

[Crag the Brewer]

I like handles that feel as good in my hand as my own d!ck.

Ok Bob.....

 

[EMCEE]

You bet, man. Get that Winkler dirty!

American Tomahawk (actually RMJ) builds a very solid tool. Can't wait to take it to the desert with me next month...

…Which desert ?

 

[Hammer67]

…Which desert ?

Southern UT/northern AZ, depending a bit on weather.

 

[EMCEE]

Southern UT/northern AZ, depending a bit on weather.

Good times. My oldest was stationed in CO and AZ a while back so we got to briefly see those areas. The 2nd to the youngest and I drove to Vegas a few months back through the desert. He’s stationed there now.

Points being, in Washington we have a different kind of “high desert”. Down there, it’s a different and curious world. If you’d post some perspective and escapades after the trip, it would be greatly appreciated. Be safe and have fun !!!

Michael

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

I live in Utah and frequent the deserts. Beautiful country.

 

[EMCEE]

I live in Utah and frequent the deserts. Beautiful country.

Someday, perhaps we’ll explore together. Again, it’s foreign to me. I guess foreign+explore=adventure !

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

Someday, perhaps we’ll explore together. Again, it’s foreign to me. I guess foreign+explore=adventure !

There is so much to see!

 

[Blues]

Utah is a magnificent state. I spent a good bit of time exploring it some years back via motorcycle and trails.

 

[carnifex knifeworks]

Utah is a magnificent state. I spent a good bit of time exploring it some years back via motorcycle and trails.

Agreed. I moved here from Wyoming a long time ago. There hasn't been a single day that I haven't been glad I made that decision.

 

[EMCEE]

There is so much to see!View attachment 2080797

OMG ! Glorious !

 

[Retired UPS Driver]

There is so much to see!View attachment 2080797

That’s breathtaking, wow

 

[Hammer67]

Good times. My oldest was stationed in CO and AZ a while back so we got to briefly see those areas. The 2nd to the youngest and I drove to Vegas a few months back through the desert. He’s stationed there now.

Points being, in Washington we have a different kind of “high desert”. Down there, it’s a different and curious world. If you’d post some perspective and escapades after the trip, it would be greatly appreciated. Be safe and have fun !!!

Michael

We live in ID, and have spent a fair bit of time rambling all over UT, esp. the southern half. I love it down there and could spend a whole lifetime exploring that region. It's also a good break from the long Idaho winters. I'll be sure to post some pics after!

 

[ferider]

 

[ferider]

Love Utah. Almost perfect, except for Salt Lake City and all the tourists coming in from Vegas (in Teslas, no less ).

 

[Hammer67]

A few more UT pics, while we're on the subject...