New S & M came today

sunburst said:
:D :) :D Great stuff Amos...
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Well, I figured it would make room for that "one little old run down, run of the mill trapper" of Waynorth's for you! ;) :D

What's that old saying? Twisted minds think alike? :D :D :D
 
I've got several S&Ms (4) and Queens (2) and enjoy carrying them, but I do wish they'd learn to put an edge on a knife before it left the factory. If Case can do it on a $20 knife why can't S&M do it on a $70 one?

-- Sam
 
ParaGlock said:
I've got several S&Ms (4) and Queens (2) and enjoy carrying them, but I do wish they'd learn to put an edge on a knife before it left the factory. If Case can do it on a $20 knife why can't S&M do it on a $70 one?

-- Sam
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What Case knives have you seen for $20?
 
Knifeworks has several Case knives for $23-24, some with CV blades. Close enough for hyperbole.

The point is that Queen Cutlery Inc should be capable of putting a cutting edge on a knife. Granted, most of us who buy them know how to sharpen them, but there's something really cool about a knife that comes razor sharp out of the box.

-- Sam
 
This Reverse Gunstock came in the mail today sharp enough to shave your dog...:)

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Nice looking knife! Bonus that it's so sharp!!
Now, back away from the dog:p !
 
New firearms come out with a heavier trigger pull every year because of all the lawsuits against them. I wonder if the "not so sharp" blades could be something along the same lines.
Gary
 
That's an interesting point Blade Runner, I have come to hate the word liability, nasty little word...:mad: I would hope that is not the "Case"...:D

It also reminds me I need to purchase a new trigger for a 25-06 I have been struggling with. I have had good luck changing out with timney triggers on my other rifles...


Hey Waynorth just how big is "your dawg"...:D :) :)


Sunburst
 
Wish I had one sunburst. I grew up with airedales, but haven't had a dog for quite some time. Too busy collecting knives ;) !
 
I know, I know this guy sunburst won't stop putting his stupid pics on this site, make him go away..:rolleyes: :rolleyes: But nobody else I know really gives a hoot about my new knives so I am laying them off on you all...:D

Here is a Cigar Band Black Pearl Whittler to add to my Schatt & Morgan collection...The clock was attached to the knife...:eek:

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Sunburst
 
Lay away. That is quite the looker! Kind of hard to fit in your pocket with that clock attached though. Maybe it was a prototype and they were trying to do like the SAKs with the watch in it. ;)
 
Got this one today from Bill at Cumberland. The little brother of the big English Jack. It is about 3 1/2 closed and 420 instead of ATS-34. I know the the definition of slipjoint patterns is sometimes pretty broad but I was wondering what makes and English jack English as opposed to just a jack? When it comes to understanding all the different patterns, I will have to admit that I don't know jack.;)

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I have been eyeballing that rascal for a while but still have not followed through on the purchase. Your nice picture sure does make me wish I would have purchased one...I love the matchstrike thumbnails :thumbup: :D :D It just looks like it calls to fit in someones pocket...

Nice purchase and thanks for sharing it...


Sunburst
 
I like Levine's definition, on p.212 of LG4. An American term for a large (over 4 inch) slim, regular or sleeveboard jack. He says more, and it's worth the read.
It's a shame his series of guides got short circuited by the owner/publisher. That publisher has done more harm to the preservation of knife knowledge and lore than Osama-bin-laden.
 
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