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[veitsi_poika]

Speaking of Henckel's... this little treasure is only 2-1/4" long

 

[veitsi_poika]

Picked up this 3-1/4" Sears Craftsman jack the other day, haven't seen many in Schrade Staglon, slight etch remaining on the blade and it has a shield on the mark & pile side... I like it

 

[ISKRA]

This one may be just a hair over 3¼" closed, but since I finally tracked one down, and it is sooo slender, I decided to include it.

I got one as well just last weekend. They're nice knives. My only objection is the bail, which I removed and like it now even more. Btw, are these the only stainless SFO GEC made?

 

[joeradza]

I had a 73 stag stainless SFO.. I forget who it was made for.

 

[WValtakis]

Love the blade combo on the A.G. Russell peanut



~Chip

 

[redsparrow]

In 1995, Case called the bone on this mini-copperhead, "Smooth Antique Bone"
A couple weeks ago I called it, "Impossible to Resist"

 

[JohnDF]

I called it, "Impossible to Resist"

Lol. It is pretty with that reddish streak.

 

[black mamba]

GEC have made quite a few stainless SFOs, and some have even been in 420HC rather than their usual 440C.

 

[chuko]

Burke 3"

 

[redsparrow]

Lol. It is pretty with that reddish streak.

Thanks John, I wanted to try a mini-copperhead for quite some time. I've read good things about them and I had to see for myself if the design was as ergonomic as it looks. It's 1/4" longer than a peanut and a tad thinner (being a single spring). In my hand it's curves fall in just the right places making it easy to grip. The tangs are sunk in both the open and closed positions so for me the ergos are exceptional, especially for a small. Something about the non-standard shield combined with the bone color made it irresistible and after carrying it for a few days... I'm glad I caved.

 

[JohnDF]

Thanks John, I wanted to try a mini-copperhead for quite some time. I've read good things about them and I had to see for myself if the design was as ergonomic as it looks. It's 1/4" longer than a peanut and a tad thinner (being a single spring). In my hand it's curves fall in just the right places making it easy to grip. The tangs are sunk in both the open and closed positions so for me the ergos are exceptional, especially for a small. Something about the non-standard shield combined with the bone color made it irresistible and after carrying it for a few days... I'm glad I caved.

Nice! It sounds like something that I might really enjoy. I have a Rough Rider that I won in GT's GAW that is probably a copy of it. It is a very slim carry.

 

[joeradza]

 

[Will Power]

BB Winchester Small Gunstock- 3" With Wild Strawberries on my doorstep

 

[veitsi_poika]

This little beer jack is only 2-3/4"... I had to pick up another AW Wadsworth since my congress up and left me for @btb01

 

[JohnDF]

This little beer jack is only 2-3/4"... I had to pick up another AW Wadsworth since my congress up and left me for @btb01

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That is way-cool-a-go-go!!!

 

[WValtakis]

Really impressed with this little Rough Rider lockback cannittler...with the exception of some gap between the springs and lockbar it's flawless Small, but highly capable

~Chip

 

[Travman]

 

[SuburbanBarbarian]

Ultimate "pocket size" EDC, ha ha
http://s1266.photobucket.com/user/D...[user]=147334153&filters[recent]=1&sort=1&o=0
(Sorry, one is a more modern knife. A piece of junk with a spine as thick as both Buck 375 blades combined,ha ha)

 

[Fodderwing]

 

[black mamba]

Just added this 3¼" beauty!