Stockman Sunday picture show

[mbkr]

Did you know there was a serrated 317 too?

Yes, there have been some pics down in the Buck subforum.

 

[Modoc ED]

 

[dave308ek]

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Nice one Modoc ED ^^^

 

[dave308ek]

 

[Daniel W]

Toting this yellow handled stockman today that was a gracious gift from CVamberbonehead . If I understand the history of these they were made for the bicentennial of the US which also happens to be my birth year.

 

[Rsmith_77]

Toting this yellow handled stockman today that was a gracious gift from CVamberbonehead . If I understand the history of these they were made for the bicentennial of the US which also happens to be my birth year. View attachment 2122458View attachment 2122457

Can I say
As a December 77' baby
You are very old

 

[Tx308]

 

[Daniel W]

haha yes I’m getting there, I still enjoy out running the young soldiers during or physical fit test. And yes sep 76’

Can I say
As a December 77' baby
You are very old

 

[Will Power]

Smooth, deep red-bone handles on a late Schrade USA 8OT, complete with threaded bolsters too. Its an odd-ball I picked up after the closing down of Imperial-Schrade. OH

Lucky you were to get that, looks like a fine carry with beautiful rich bone colour Lined bolsters are always nice too.

 

[Old Hunter]

Will Power thanks Will!

 

[fishin1635]

 

[Ironbut]

My newest addition.

 

[Will Power]

Interesting, not wholly convinced by the holes on a multi-blade, OK on a single but it's commendable that CASE is offering choice

 

[Will Power]

Sowbelly and locking companion.

 

[dsutton24]

https://imgur.com/BRbDhvC

 

[Ed G]

recently added red bone to my little 318PU group …

 

[Ironbut]

Interesting, not wholly convinced by the holes on a multi-blade, OK on a single but it's commendable that CASE is offering choice

Yeah, the cutouts aren't exactly what I've been used to all these years, but now that I have this one, I see no problem with them. In fact, the cutout makes the sheepsfoot blade pinchable on this particular model. Which I think is a plus.

 

[Modoc ED]

These particular Schrade Walden Stockman knives were made under license of Taylor Brand Knives, LLC by Bear & Son. The blades are high carbon 440 stainless with nickel silver bolsters and brass liners. Very well put together with smooth walk and snappy talk. Bear & Son did a great job with these.

 

[Ed G]

Yeah, the cutouts aren't exactly what I've been used to all these years, but now that I have this one, I see no problem with them. In fact, the cutout makes the sheepsfoot blade pinchable on this particular model. Which I think is a plus.
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That’s a nice example!
The cutouts also lend a bit of a modern flair, which is kinda cool.
Also intriguing to me is the 154CM …

 

[Ironbut]

That’s a nice example!
The cutouts also lend a bit of a modern flair, which is kinda cool.
Also intriguing to me is the 154CM …

Not everyone likes the cutouts, and I can understand that. Other than the price increase, I can see no downside to offering production traditional patterns in the newer steels.