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Jeans Watch Pocket sized knives?
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Well, Bill, that's your prerogative but that won't change the fact that those discussions won't take place in this forum.
This forum is for the Discussion of classic Hunters, Trappers, Lockbacks, Slipjoints, Skinners and other classic designs.
We have some guidelines posted at the top of the forum, feel free to familiarize yourself with them if you care to. There are ample other forums on bladeforums.com for the discussion of politics and current events. This isn't one of them. That rule holds whether I agree with the posted content or not.
My father carried this little Buck lockback in his jean's watch pocket everyday for over 20 years. It the definition of EDC!
He is not a knife knut but always has a knife in his pocket. He has always been a big fan of small knives because they sort of disappeared until needed, do the job required, and then disappear again waiting for the next task.
He is not a knife knut but always has a knife in his pocket. He has always been a big fan of small knives because they sort of disappeared until needed, do the job required, and then disappear again waiting for the next task.
That statement is the most descriptive of the regular knife carrier that I've heard. It probably takes in most of our grandfatheres and fathers.:thumbup:
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Wanglers have a larger watch pocket than the levi's, so I carry my zippo and my case yeller peanut in there.
(the crescent and the screwdriver however does not fit in there
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Peter
(the crescent and the screwdriver however does not fit in there
)Peter
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The CASE Slimline Trapper or Queen Utility knife are only JUST too long for a watch pocket but I find they qualify as big/small knife as they are slim and take up next to no room in front pockets or jacket pockets being lightweight but having a very long slicing blade.A good compromise.
The current CASE Swayback gets in the watch with ease as does my Hen&Rooster mini canoe,it's a pattern I can't get much out of unfortunately but I know others swear by it.
The current CASE Swayback gets in the watch with ease as does my Hen&Rooster mini canoe,it's a pattern I can't get much out of unfortunately but I know others swear by it.