Stockman roundup.. Lets see 'em...

Here is one you don't find laying around much anymore..

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Anthony
 
I don't have anything as nice or as old as some of the knives in this thread. I finally took 'em outside for a pic. They aren't much but they'll do until I can find some of that mythical "disposable income". ;)

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Chris
 
They look just fine to me, Chris. :thumbup:
 
Me too. Good lookin' group of knives. Here's a '91 Cripple Creek 4" square end bolstered fella with hollow ground master blade. Notice the smaller etching on the master.
Greg

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Blues said:
They look just fine to me, Chris. :thumbup:
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Absolutely! :thumbup:


Chris,

Those are hard to find stock knives and you will not find them any longer these days so easy. Hang on to them my blade brother! :)

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Here is one produced by 'Old Cuz' that used to brighten up the evening a bit when I went troll'n back in the day. ;) :rolleyes: :) :D :thumbup:

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Anthony
 
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This Shadley is my favorite and what I consider one of the best-made knives that I own. Feels perfect in the hand.

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Boy I go away for a few days, and look what happens! A feast of beeyootyful stockmen lands here! It's indeed a great thread!

Tongueriver, that Rare stainless Schrade Cut Co, has this fool salivating!
 
Blues said:
They look just fine to me, Chris. :thumbup:
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mckgreg said:
Me too. Good lookin' group of knives. Greg
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sunnyd said:
Absolutely! :thumbup:
Chris,
Those are hard to find stock knives and you will not find them any longer these days so easy. Hang on to them my blade brother! :)
Anthony
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Thanks guys. I do love the pattern. My next step is to add some real bone or stag to that pile. :)

There is one missing from the pic. I forgot to add Grandpas 8OT. Y'all know what they look like anyway ;).

Thanks again,
Chris
 
i've owned this one for quite a few years now. i beleive it's dated 73'. it has never touched a stone, never been polished and never carried.

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clean as a whistle inside

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keith
 
With all these nice Stockmans, I really felt left out .... So with some advice from Blues and help from Knifeswapper, I just picked up my very own Eye Brand. I really like this knife.

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GregFL said:
With all these nice Stockmans, I really felt left out .... So with some advice from Blues and help from Knifeswapper, I just picked up my very own Eye Brand. I really like this knife.
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Congrats, Greg. Looks like you got yourself a nice one! Enjoy it! :cool:
 
GregFL said:
With all these nice Stockmans, I really felt left out .... So with some advice from Blues and help from Knifeswapper, I just picked up my very own Eye Brand. I really like this knife.
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beautiful greg.... is that a 350 (3 1/2") or a 425 model?.... these popped up on my radar just a few days ago.

keith
 
sappyg said:
beautiful greg.... is that a 350 (3 1/2") or a 425 model?.... these popped up on my radar just a few days ago.

keith
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Keith, that's the full size stockman. (The smaller knife generally has less attractive and much stubbier scales.)
 
sappyg said:
beautiful greg.... is that a 350 (3 1/2") or a 425 model?.... these popped up on my radar just a few days ago.

keith
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The one I just picked up was the 425 and at 4-1/4", it's a handful of Stockman. Now that I have it, I've got the 350 on my radar.
 
sappyg said:
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do you think the derlin would be more fitting so to speak?

keith
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I've got the large version in both stag and synthetic. I think the synthetic scales (or something closer fitting than stag) would be (or would most likely be) a better choice for the smaller version.

This based upon my own observations and confirmation from my discussions with Mike Latham. YMMV, of course.
 
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