EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

hkssr20det said:
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Love those SAO 226. Mine's a tack driver!
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I never did get around to posting yesterday after spending the morning loading up and installing the awning stand-offs at my client's house. It was kinda hot for the Cape, the sun was strong, and I was a bit bushed when I dragged myself home. I doubled up and carried the my SERE again as I spent today mostly relaxing while paying some bills and responding to my Vermont neighbor's lawyer regarding her timber trespass on our property up north.

I'm generally picture heavy anyway, and I'll even throw in an extra as this is two day's worth.... ;)

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This knife was sent to me in a pass around. Ya can check it here:

JM2

Thread 'Camper The Traveling Muk (aka: Pass The Muk)'

I had a lot of fun a couple of years ago following the adventures of and hosting Merle. So much fun that ever since I've been thinking about doing a similar adventure with a knife that I have.

I was gifted this LT Wright Camp Muk from @Bloodloss (he made the lanyard too!), and I’ve sort of had a love-hate relationship with it. Firstly, I love that he gifted it to me as a brother in Christ. Second, after some use, I realized I hated the handle. I was able to remedy that by making the sides of the handle flat. I also extended the finger guard area to give more room for my...
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His name is Camper and I made him some new pants and I'm carrying him today:

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This is my Slotted sheath a very versatile design. Will literally go on your belt 360 degrees.

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Ya let your belt out a notch and the sheath goes under the belt.

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Kinda reminiscent of a mountain man/Plains Indian type of sheath:

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Out of the way even when you are an old guy bending over:

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Or the other side:

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This knife was sent to me in a pass around. Ya can check it here:
Horsewright said:
JM2

Thread 'Camper The Traveling Muk (aka: Pass The Muk)'

I had a lot of fun a couple of years ago following the adventures of and hosting Merle. So much fun that ever since I've been thinking about doing a similar adventure with a knife that I have.

I was gifted this LT Wright Camp Muk from @Bloodloss (he made the lanyard too!), and I’ve sort of had a love-hate relationship with it. Firstly, I love that he gifted it to me as a brother in Christ. Second, after some use, I realized I hated the handle. I was able to remedy that by making the sides of the handle flat. I also extended the finger guard area to give more room for my...
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  • Love

His name is Camper and I made him some new pants and I'm carrying him today:

X88KulO.jpg


D1nQ9ZI.jpg


This is my Slotted sheath a very versatile design. Will literally go on your belt 360 degrees.

EckpYVT.jpg


Ya let your belt out a notch and the sheath goes under the belt.

lYEmrOe.jpg


Kinda reminiscent of a mountain man/Plains Indian type of sheath:

jzfdv4e.jpg


Out of the way even when you are an old guy bending over:

fWjjQdR.jpg


Or the other side:

M7B5vU7.jpg


ZSVIwsF.jpg


wZV88Ef.jpg
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Nice sheath. That's a trusty looking companion you have with you there.
 
Horsewright said:
This knife was sent to me in a pass around. Ya can check it here:

JM2

Thread 'Camper The Traveling Muk (aka: Pass The Muk)'

I had a lot of fun a couple of years ago following the adventures of and hosting Merle. So much fun that ever since I've been thinking about doing a similar adventure with a knife that I have.

I was gifted this LT Wright Camp Muk from @Bloodloss (he made the lanyard too!), and I’ve sort of had a love-hate relationship with it. Firstly, I love that he gifted it to me as a brother in Christ. Second, after some use, I realized I hated the handle. I was able to remedy that by making the sides of the handle flat. I also extended the finger guard area to give more room for my...
  • Like
  • Love

His name is Camper and I made him some new pants and I'm carrying him today:

X88KulO.jpg


D1nQ9ZI.jpg


This is my Slotted sheath a very versatile design. Will literally go on your belt 360 degrees.

EckpYVT.jpg


Ya let your belt out a notch and the sheath goes under the belt.

lYEmrOe.jpg


Kinda reminiscent of a mountain man/Plains Indian type of sheath:

jzfdv4e.jpg


Out of the way even when you are an old guy bending over:

fWjjQdR.jpg


Or the other side:

M7B5vU7.jpg


ZSVIwsF.jpg
Click to expand...

Horsewright said:
This knife was sent to me in a pass around. Ya can check it here:

JM2

Thread 'Camper The Traveling Muk (aka: Pass The Muk)'

I had a lot of fun a couple of years ago following the adventures of and hosting Merle. So much fun that ever since I've been thinking about doing a similar adventure with a knife that I have.

I was gifted this LT Wright Camp Muk from @Bloodloss (he made the lanyard too!), and I’ve sort of had a love-hate relationship with it. Firstly, I love that he gifted it to me as a brother in Christ. Second, after some use, I realized I hated the handle. I was able to remedy that by making the sides of the handle flat. I also extended the finger guard area to give more room for my...
  • Like
  • Love

His name is Camper and I made him some new pants and I'm carrying him today:

X88KulO.jpg


D1nQ9ZI.jpg


This is my Slotted sheath a very versatile design. Will literally go on your belt 360 degrees.

EckpYVT.jpg


Ya let your belt out a notch and the sheath goes under the belt.

lYEmrOe.jpg


Kinda reminiscent of a mountain man/Plains Indian type of sheath:

jzfdv4e.jpg


Out of the way even when you are an old guy bending over:

fWjjQdR.jpg


Or the other side:

M7B5vU7.jpg


ZSVIwsF.jpg


wZV88Ef.jpg
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Nice work as always, but please pass on compliments to the horse for its coat!
 
Happy friday! I'm happy that my new work phone camera has the definition to show scratches and dents on my knives. My old camera worked well, but the lens was scratched up itself, so it wasn't able to pick up scratches, so it looked like all my knives were pristine. It's pretty crazy how good the pictures come out on phones now days without any editing after you take the pic. The only thing I ever do is turn the brightness up or down a little bit as I'm taking the pic.
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