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EDC - What's in Your Pocket(s)??
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bladefixation2
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Got a new work phone, other than that pretty standard office carry. Kershaw Leek and KaBar TDI.
If you don't mind me asking, what's the ring spanner on your keyring for? anything in particular?
Mixed bag...something old, something new...
I've always liked the look of Mcusta knives; understated and elegant. I typically don't like the look of wooden handles, but I think they pull it off well.
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Is that a Burger knife?
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Yesterdays pile o'stuff.
Today is just a Glock 26, and EKI cqc-7, iphone, watch and wallet.
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Mixed bag...something old, something new...
I like the Mcusta as well, I've an Ebony wood one and White delrin or whatever that material is called.Is your Mcusta Quince?
What is the Jack-knife? Queen Winterbottom Bone???
In my pocket today, CASE CV Large Stockman in Amber Bone and in the other a Skunklights micro torch powered by solar,ingenious small and powerful.:thumbup:
I got my camera back! woohoo!
Is that a bouncy ball? LOL, awesome
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This is what I had at the cabin this weekend...Buck 110 w/carbon fiber scales and BG-42 blade. LM Skeletool CX...
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This is what I had at the cabin this weekend...Buck 110 w/carbon fiber scales and BG-42 blade. LM Skeletool CX...
Nice blades.
A darn good lookin' plate of vittles too! YUM!
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More of what I used over the weekend. Me and my hunting buddies did some path clearing and blind repairs on the hunting property and I had a blast. The CGFBM is a monster of a knife that can't be stopped. The CRK GB did all the fire fodder and cable cutting and everyone used it at the cooking bench. The double bit was excellent at taking down and notching 3" to 6" saplings for ground blinds. A Buck 110 and a LM Skeletool CX did the light chores. Great weekend with friends for sure!:thumbup:
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The double bit was excellent at taking down and notching 3" to 6" saplings for ground blinds.
Kevin,
I don't know much about axes (or bits?), but I think that is about the most gorgeous cutting/chopping tool I've ever seen. I would like to buy my father something like that for his upcoming birthday. Its intended purpose would be for splitting normal pre-processed firewood. I guess it'd be a bit overkill for that, but it would perform fine, would it not? Also, what wood is the handle made from? It kinda looks custom made; if it isn't, mind telling me where I could purchase something like yours? Thanks.
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