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Pics...what Buck and stuff is in your pocket today?
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Good choices Doug. I like the 303 as an occasional EDC as well.
What kind of pen is that?
I left my keys in my car, but here is what's in my pocket today minus my key chain (which has an LED and a memory stick for knife pictures)
The case is a mini wallet/iPhone case which cuts down on pocket junk
The knife is a my first bolt together 112 with full Ironwood scales.
What kind of pen is that?
I left my keys in my car, but here is what's in my pocket today minus my key chain (which has an LED and a memory stick for knife pictures)
The case is a mini wallet/iPhone case which cuts down on pocket junk
The knife is a my first bolt together 112 with full Ironwood scales.
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Hi Jarheadz,
Nice setup you have there. The pen is a Fisher Bullet Space pen. Very handy to carry in a pocket. Opens up to full length for writing. I like the space pens because they tend to write, nicely in a variety of conditions. For instance, deer hunting tags require the use of a ball point pen to write on the tag material. A pencil will no longer work. My hunting partners found that their regular pens didn't work well out in the cold weather conditions, but I had no problem using my Space pen to fill out tags. Had to loan it once also.
Nice setup you have there. The pen is a Fisher Bullet Space pen. Very handy to carry in a pocket. Opens up to full length for writing. I like the space pens because they tend to write, nicely in a variety of conditions. For instance, deer hunting tags require the use of a ball point pen to write on the tag material. A pencil will no longer work. My hunting partners found that their regular pens didn't work well out in the cold weather conditions, but I had no problem using my Space pen to fill out tags. Had to loan it once also.
Flatlander1963
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I put the TNT away and am carrying a charcoal 301 for the last couple of days. The grind and edge on these knives is just superb.
I used to think I needed to have premium steel but I've become very impressed with Buck superior grinds and the quality of thier 420HC.
I used to think I needed to have premium steel but I've become very impressed with Buck superior grinds and the quality of thier 420HC.
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A 301 today. This is a knife that I just feel confident with. I can take it anywhere - store, home, woods and i never feel underknifed.
I agree, the 301s are very nice. I have 3 or 4 with the black handles, but only one with the Charcoal Dymondwood which came with a nice, clip on, leather belt sheath. My Charcoal Dymondwood 303s came with a little leather pocket sheath also, minus the clip. Today I've been playing with this one...one of my favorite Bucks now. I have a little slip case made for carrying it in my pocket.
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not the best picture but this is my usual carry when not at work.
at work take away the firearm and extra magazine and watch.
sometimes i'll just carry one knife though and if thats the case i carry a buck solitaire in dymondwood.
and of course a cell phone.
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I'm packing major today.
Haven't opened any envelopes yet today but I may hack up a couple of car bodies before I leave work just so this bad boy doesn't feel neglected.
My apologies if this is a dumb question, but what model is that? I really like the looks of it. Thanks!