Capt. Carl
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I hope to keep this one long enough to be associated with it.
That is simply amazing. What are those handles?
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That is simply amazing. What are those handles?
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It is elephant ivory from the outside surface or "bark" of the tusk. Nice checks in there huh?
I carry this guy every day...a 3 5/8" swayback jack.
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My family & friends know I'll have a Stockman pattern on me pretty much all the time. I inherited my granddad's old Robeson, and that got me hooked on that pattern. Sometimes I have a black SAK Huntsman as well.
thx - cpr
ps - Kerry - beautiful knife. :thumbup:
thx - cpr
ps - Kerry - beautiful knife. :thumbup:
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Speaking of tusks, when you going to bring back that "Bringing Sexy Back" homely avatar? It always made me laugh.
As for me, I don't think it would be one knife but hopefully will recognize that I always preferred a cattleman or a stockman pattern over others regardless of the actual knife I carried.
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This is a great question and really got me thinking...
The sad fact is I really haven't carried one knife long enough for people to associate it with me.... I think that will be changing though as I have been liquidating a good share of my collection. I have sold some on here and a couple close friends of mine came over to the house and just about cleaned me out lol.. Had to do a little hand slappin when they saw the red bones though
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I really want to get back to the point where I have less material things.
I can honestly say that even though I liked all the knives I have sold, I don't miss them at all....
I guess to answer the original question, the one knife I really plan on carrying and building a bond with, is an early 70's red bone Copperhead that has been my favorite carry and fondle knife as of late...
The sad fact is I really haven't carried one knife long enough for people to associate it with me.... I think that will be changing though as I have been liquidating a good share of my collection. I have sold some on here and a couple close friends of mine came over to the house and just about cleaned me out lol.. Had to do a little hand slappin when they saw the red bones though
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I really want to get back to the point where I have less material things.
I can honestly say that even though I liked all the knives I have sold, I don't miss them at all....
I guess to answer the original question, the one knife I really plan on carrying and building a bond with, is an early 70's red bone Copperhead that has been my favorite carry and fondle knife as of late...