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I use the pen for dirty work and the clip for food or medical uses.
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I use the pen for dirty work and the clip for food or medical uses.
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I don't believe I will be able to meet those membership criteria ( arthritis/multiple joint replacements). My hunting days are over. I am with you on the dirty work for the pen and clean work for the clip. I alternate between a two blade yeller cv peanut and a single blade damascus peanut for EDC. I enjoy them both. Occasionally I will rotate in a Schrade carbon 12ot just because.
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cheesemaster
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Whoa, those are cool! Haven't seen them before.
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Thanks.. Having a hard time getting the green one to show true colors.. Its real nice..
And I think there was 1 more barehead.. They were S - - W exclusives..
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Been meaning to share pics of my Peanuts and friends. All are users.
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Doing some grilling this fine evening.
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The Peanut Scout is my favorite. I believe this one was Blue at one point…
It's great to see this pop up again. I think this was the first thread I found on Blade Forums when I was looking up info on my late dad's knives. Everyone seemed so excited about the 'nut, I eventually broke down and got a blue one. I like smalls, so the peanut was perfect. Recently, I got my second, in yellow cv. I haven't carried it much yet, but there's a cub scout meeting tonight. I generally don't take bone-handled knives to scouts. If anyone in my life is likely to need a knife for a quick task, it's a cub scout. Also, if anyone's likely to drop that knife on a hard surface, well you get the idea.
BullRome, very cool Peanut. I didn't know Case made a 3 blade Peanut, much less one with a serrated blade. Or one called Scout. You said the scales WERE blue, did you modify them, or is that due to aging, handling, pocket wear? Interesting looking scales, in any case. Sorry, no pun intended. Thanks for the photo.
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I used to have a bunch of Peanuts. Over they years they have moved in to new homes for one reason or another. It would be awesome if Case would run the Peanut Scout again…
I dropped my peanut on the driveway today. Fortunately no damage to the clip that was open, but I broke a chunk of the bone covers and put a second crack next to the other pin. Damn. Will find some superglue tomorrow to glue back in the broken piece.
Nuts.I dropped my peanut on the driveway today. Fortunately no damage to the clip that was open, but I broke a chunk of the bone covers and put a second crack next to the other pin. Damn. Will find some superglue tomorrow to glue back in the broken piece.