Campbellclanman
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Certainly not my collection, but a collection of my latest EDC rotation that is available to me.....
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- Thread starter Steelhog
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I’ve been gunning for one of the stainless 62’s. Seems like a great option.
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You don't need very many when those three will cover just about anything. Good choices, the #15 and #74 being among my favorite GEC patterns.I think there's something wrong with me. These are the only GECs I have and I think it's plenty. I don't much feel the desire to add any more.
Campbellclanman
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Extremely Happy to be able to have Lyles stunning Lick Creek releases- simply stunning Knives, Paul Hilborn bless him gifted me the new 14- this Knife is seriously top Notch! Gorgeous Bone, that Bar Shield, Threaded Bolsters AND that Tang Stamp -dayam!!! did I mention Beautifully built?, Walk and Talk of an Angel - as do all the Lick Creek releases.....
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I'm allergic to multi-blades... and apparently pattern variety. Gotta work on diversifying in 2019.
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Each one nicer than the next! 
I especially admire your #78 collection.
Personally, I've gone to the "STAG" side as far as collecting goes.
- Del
I especially admire your #78 collection.
Personally, I've gone to the "STAG" side as far as collecting goes.
- Del
I'm allergic to multi-blades... and apparently pattern variety. Gotta work on diversifying in 2019.
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I like the way you think. Find things you like and gather several offerings of each. Nothing wrong with that at all and actually very admirable.I'm allergic to multi-blades... and apparently pattern variety. Gotta work on diversifying in 2019.
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Stag is the way to go.Each one nicer than the next!
I especially admire your #78 collection.
Personally, I've gone to the "STAG" side as far as collecting goes.
- Del
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It certainly is!
Plus (as I get older
) the stag just seems more rewarding & unique.- Del
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A stainless #62 Maverick?? I'd be ecstatic.
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I love seeing all the collections you guys have. I'm not as skilled with a camera, but here is my family shot.
Really great stash, I like the variety
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Thanks, Moto!
I used to have a rule about not buying more than one version of a frame, but that went out the window a couple years ago.
Where are the shields on those knives?
GEC discontinued putting shields on regular production stag knives about two years ago.
kamagong
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Lol...I was aware of that. People may have gotten used to it, but I still think something's missing.
Will Power
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Extremely Happy to be able to have Lyles stunning Lick Creek releases- simply stunning Knives, Paul Hilborn bless him gifted me the new 14- this Knife is seriously top Notch! Gorgeous Bone, that Bar Shield, Threaded Bolsters AND that Tang Stamp -dayam!!! did I mention Beautifully built?, Walk and Talk of an Angel - as do all the Lick Creek releases.....
Astounding Duncan! Lyles's SFOs are some of the best ever released
I'm fortunate to have a 14 like that and a matching 38 in Ivory Bone and a jigged 38 user, Mouthwatering Creek more like Thanks, Will
