Cult of the peanut , members

[VictorLouis]

Bit 'o gun trivia about J frame snubbie revolvers...

A Model 60 like Jack's was the first firearm made(largely) of stainless-steel...

 

[Jam35Gr3g0ry]

Big and little brudders.... worn old red bone stockman SS & worn harvest orange SS 'nut.

 

[Stich2442]

A Peanut and a good fixed blade, it may be all I really need to get by

Now, imagine a peanut-sized fixed blade, what a perfect little pocket companion that'd be...

Pete

 

[jackknife]

Wow Pete! I was thinking about trying the Boker, and wondered how it worked in the real world. With my arthritis I was revisiting the idea of the unfolding pocket knife, and Boker does look small enough for pocket use. How does it cut? And does that little knobby handle give a decent grip?

 

[Mink]

I would like to submit my humble application for inclusion in the Cult of the Peanut.

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

Here is another one, with a better grip. Still a 3 finger one though.

 

[Bigbobg]

Top three are CV
Bottom three SS

 

[Nerfin]

Knock, knock! Can I join? I just got some fresh P'Nuts as gifts for a special event I've got going on later this summer. I think these knives are great and have put my Yellow Nut through its paces, and have no hesitation gifting this crop.

 

[arizonaranchman]

Nothing like fresh Peanuts in the morning to go with my coffee

My own Precious...

 

[Stich2442]

Nerfin, are those the pocket worn harvest orange? The scales look great if so, I'm sure the recipients will be thrilled.

Pete

 

[joebonny]

Here's my latest knife which is a small Ulster pattern which I changed over to what you see. Hope you enjoy it. --------- Joe Allen Knives

 

[Nerfin]

Nerfin, are those the pocket worn harvest orange? The scales look great if so, I'm sure the recipients will be thrilled.

Pete

Thanks Pete! They are indeed Pocket worn harvest orange, each one is slightly different and unique from the other. All have great fit and finish as well. I'm hoping that the soon to be new owners will carry them with pride and years down the road, when they are still using them, remember the big day.

 

[jacktrades_nbk]

My serpentine friend

 

[Nerfin]

View attachment 446283View attachment 446284Here's my latest knife which is a small Ulster pattern which I changed over to what you see. Hope you enjoy it. --------- Joe Allen Knives

Very nice work Joe!

 

[r8shell]

View attachment 446283View attachment 446284Here's my latest knife which is a small Ulster pattern which I changed over to what you see. Hope you enjoy it. --------- Joe Allen Knives

I like that a lot.
Speaking of modified peanuts, I've got this idea bouncing around my head of getting a yellow 'nut and making the pen into a coping blade. I feel like I've seen one like that, but can't remember where.

 

[arizonaranchman]

I love the Coping as a secondary blade. In fact it's my favorite for the #2 blade.

 

[sunandsteel]

My serpentine friend

That Chestnut bone has aged very nicely. :thumbup:

 

[fot0]

Knock, knock! Can I join? I just got some fresh P'Nuts as gifts for a special event I've got going on later this summer. I think these knives are great and have put my Yellow Nut through its paces, and have no hesitation gifting this crop.

Great presents! I have been contemplating doing something similar for a weekend outing I do yearly with 3 other friends!

 

[Nerfin]

Thanks Foto, I'm sure your friends will enjoy them as well.

 

[Stich2442]

View attachment 446283View attachment 446284Here's my latest knife which is a small Ulster pattern which I changed over to what you see. Hope you enjoy it. --------- Joe Allen Knives

Really like all your work, this peanut is really great

I like that a lot.
Speaking of modified peanuts, I've got this idea bouncing around my head of getting a yellow 'nut and making the pen into a coping blade. I feel like I've seen one like that, but can't remember where.

More of a sheepsfoot



Pete