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- Feb 9, 2005
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Well today is the first day I am dropping it in my right pocket, not too bad so far in my cargo shorts, tomorrow when I go to work and wear slacks it might be different. Right now I am carrying a case medium stockman in amberbone/SS, I think I am going to do the iron test and see if I can hack it, I might end up being like a man going thru withdrawls 
Also in the pocket with the knife is a hankerchief, I don't have bandanas like JackKnife suggested but I think this will work, wasn't there a thread I came upon one day about bandanas and why one should carry it? It's hard to do this project but I want to be commited, I have something like 50 tacticals, 50 or so multitools and not including traditional knives I think 20 or so swiss army knives. I am determined to see if the cycle can be broken and at least give my traditionals some pocket time, they truely deserve it.
BTW JackKnife, I read your stories on this forum and I think your stories embody the pocket knife, what it means to have and carry one. It's not a weapon but a part of life, knives have gotten such a bad rap since tacticals were introduced and it's a shame. Glad to see folks like you still got the traditional way. I will be going to Blade later this month as a press member for the website I help run (multitool.org) and I want to check out traditionals as well as the one handers. I won't come home with anything because money is tight but I will at least make me a wish list. Thanks for all your help guys, I will keep you informed on how it goes.
Also in the pocket with the knife is a hankerchief, I don't have bandanas like JackKnife suggested but I think this will work, wasn't there a thread I came upon one day about bandanas and why one should carry it? It's hard to do this project but I want to be commited, I have something like 50 tacticals, 50 or so multitools and not including traditional knives I think 20 or so swiss army knives. I am determined to see if the cycle can be broken and at least give my traditionals some pocket time, they truely deserve it. BTW JackKnife, I read your stories on this forum and I think your stories embody the pocket knife, what it means to have and carry one. It's not a weapon but a part of life, knives have gotten such a bad rap since tacticals were introduced and it's a shame. Glad to see folks like you still got the traditional way. I will be going to Blade later this month as a press member for the website I help run (multitool.org) and I want to check out traditionals as well as the one handers. I won't come home with anything because money is tight but I will at least make me a wish list. Thanks for all your help guys, I will keep you informed on how it goes.
