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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
The TRADITIONAL sunday picture show!!!!
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Enjoy your Sunday folks 
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What Jack said... 
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Ellis Wyatt
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Great picture! Awesome knife too.Have a great Sunday y'all!
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Absolutely!
Thanks! I got the marlin spike from a porch member recently. Been looking for one for a while now & they were willing to part with it. That old Penn reel has a lot of great memories for me, they make a great pair
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Gorgeous!!!How about a couple of Gunstocks?
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Agreed!
The bone used for these is outstanding. I'm not sure how they made the design in it, but it feels so nice in hand and looks amazing.How about a couple of Gunstocks?
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Nice saddlehorn James. Is that a new pickup from the bay?What Jack said...
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Nice knives.How about a couple of Gunstocks?
Queen made?I thought the Robeson "POCKET-EZE" were all equipped with sunken joints, to prevent Holy pockets.
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Small? "Medium"? (4.25 to 4.625 inch closed) "Large? (5 inch and larger)
Love the Stag.
joeradza
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It’s a GEC 128119. 4”closed. It makes an excellent edc, even with the slim clip blade. The mark side is different.Small? "Medium"? (4.25 to 4.625 inch closed) "Large? (5 inch and larger)
Love the Stag.
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Thanks, Alan. I've had it a few years. It's a great knife for when a sheath knife is a bit big, but you want a 3 5/8" blade.
Fits both my back pocket and hand real well.
I always thought Case should make a mid-lock model too. Like their Copperlock... A Saddlelock!
BTW nice toothpick!
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I think Case missed the boat on the sizing of their saddlehorns. Yours is the large one at about 4 5/8” correct? The small one is 3 1/2” They need a middle ground around 4”. Rough Ryder’s bow trapper is a reasonable compromise.Thanks, Alan. I've had it a few years. It's a great knife for when a sheath knife is a bit big, but you want a 3 5/8" blade.
Fits both my back pocket and hand real well.
I always thought Case should make a mid-lock model too. Like their Copperlock... A Saddlelock!
BTW nice toothpick!
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Ooo!!! A 4" mid-lock Case Saddlehorn, I'll take two!
Maybe they didn't want to compete with their 3.75" Sowbelly, but for us, it would be a good thing.
Maybe they didn't want to compete with their 3.75" Sowbelly, but for us, it would be a good thing.