.....outed by a Stockman

[SVTFreak]

I just had to look again. That Paulsen is sweet. You ever wanna sell it, keep me in mind lol.

Dunlap

 

[cigarrodog]

Beautiful Stockman, Paul. I have a Zulu from Mr. Paulsen. His knife making skills make him a Cutlery Hall of Famer. An example of his skills is that the backspring of the Zulu, never juts out at any point from open to close. Congratulations.

 

[herder]

Chui, adding my compliments towards a fine looking knife.
Interesting how our tastes and preferences vary over time.

 

[315]

Absolutely beautiful knife!! If you’re willing to use it, I think you’ll find a stockman to be extremely versatile. I use the different blades often when I’m carrying one.

 

[Chui]

Am I overlooking the nail nick on the main blade? My eyeballs may need spark plugs cause I’m missing it

- yes, on the other side. One problem I've often had with multi-blade knives is their close proximity of nail-nicks and the difficulty thereby of opening (I have lost both thumbnails in the past, the regrown ones don't seem as robust) - this one, with main blade on t'ther side, is a doddle

Stockman knives are absolutely silly. Just get rid of. I’ll send you a PM with shipping address to properly dispose of that amazing knife. Oh crap. Did I give myself away there?

Im a stockman lover. Also improved trappers. The combination of a straight and a curved blade makes a knife 100x more useful I find.

- of course, ping me your address, I'll wang it over Yes, for the first time, I can see, no, feel, that I'll use these different blades

I just had to look again. That Paulsen is sweet. You ever wanna sell it, keep me in mind lol.

- of course..! Very nice Dunlap too

Beautiful Stockman, Paul. I have a Zulu from Mr. Paulsen. His knife making skills make him a Cutlery Hall of Famer. An example of his skills is that the backspring of the Zulu, never juts out at any point from open to close. Congratulations.

- cheers, Harvey. Yes, Willie has made some real beauts. I've been fortunate to meet him a few times and can call him a friend. He's one of life's real givers and always there with a smile

 

[joeradza]

Beautiful stockman Paul. I too have never been much for multi blade knives but that Paulsen appears to resolve one of my beefs. The blades in most are slim whereas in yours they are a little broader which to my eye looks better. That secondary spear and the main clip are gorgeous.

 

[black mamba]

Since it is undeniably the King of Patterns, all this heroic attribution is quite natural!

Beautiful knife!!

 

[Chui]

Beautiful stockman Paul. I too have never been much for multi blade knives but that Paulsen appears to resolve one of my beefs. The blades in most are slim whereas in yours they are a little broader which to my eye looks better. That secondary spear and the main clip are gorgeous.

- thank you, Alan. Yes, indeed, it's the beefiness of the smaller blades and their ease to open, yet still with a good precise clunk on the backspring, that helps make the difference

Since it is undeniably the King of Patterns, all this heroic attribution is quite natural!

Beautiful knife!!

- cheers, Jeff. I'm just beginning learn about these patterns..........one that's also got me a wee bit moist recently, is the very distinctive Gunstock pattern