EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?

LimpCroissant said:
Yeah man, it's a nice little spot for sure. Unfortunately the body of water is just a man-made pond with a small creek feeding it, so it really doesn't have any fish to speak of (as far as fishermen are concerned), however I've definitely been feeling the fishing bug lately!

Yeah spring really became noticeable about 2 weeks ago here with the grass turning green and the early trees (like Cherries) and a few bushes getting fresh new growth. The decidious trees haven't quite started getting their leaves yet, but they're getting close. Driving under the tunnel of trees with their fresh vibrant light green new growth is one of my favorite times of the year!
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I know what you mean about the fishing bug. The fly fishing itch is really bad this year. I might have to scratch that itch. Lilacs started here last week. The lilies are a couple inches tall. I like spring but fall gets me every year.
 
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denverknifeguy said:
Good man, don't want the little ones getting sick! I would bet if that were the case, there might be a number of 'Missing' cats in the area. 🙄
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Cats can be well prepared for such attacks just ask My little girl and her dad has bigger guns 💪 😆
She has her own sand box anyway and is content staying home with dad 👍🏻👊🏻 but is always at the ready 😁
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Most of the time she is doing this watching animal planet
 
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One of my favorites just back from service at Kershaw. I sent it in to be rebladed and included my 25$ to do the same. As well as a note to them asking them to replace it with Magnacut blade if possible. I received the knife today, the blade is new and is VERY sharp, but has not markings. They also returned my money because my blade was cracked. I'm happy all around but I wonder if, like some other makers, the blades are marked near the pivot.

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ChazzyP said:
I have a bunch of Griptilians, r
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My basic , basic Griptillian called to me this morning and I didn't try to resist (I'd have to go look up the number) enjoyed it all day .

Kevin's generous butt spacer
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I do have a big butt
Wasn't aware they make spacers for such disfigurement.
Does it help?
I wonder if they are legal in my state 😂
 
I'm now the proud owner of a sweet little William Henry! My first William Henry. I've admired them for over a decade but never pounced. I got a good deal on this one though, so I had to snatch it. I also fixed and modified my Bugout that had been out of commission for dang near a year due to my laziness. I had a breakage of the Omega Springs back then and wanted to put new scales on it at the same time that I put new springs in, however there are so dang many Bugout scales on the market that it took me a year to decide on which ones I wanted haha. Put it all back together yesterday and she's doing good. The Pacific Cutlery omega springs are a lot stiffer than factory, which I'm unsure on so far. I like how easy it was to operate the Axis lock with the stock springs, it's a little harder now, but still nice and can quite easily be done with one finger. It feels more like other crosshatch locks I've felt, like a Hogue Deka now. I wanted the copper hardware though and I like how that turned out.
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The Bugout is well worn though and has seen some things, even though it got a facelift.

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