Traditional and Modern pairings

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I've only said this about 17 times, but this is the best thread on BF. Not sure how everyone doesn't end up carrying one of each. This is my daily routine. I will try to get more pics and contribute
 
tdkfm said:
I've only said this about 17 times, but this is the best thread on BF. Not sure how everyone doesn't end up carrying one of each. This is my daily routine. I will try to get more pics and contribute
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I like this thread too. I posted a pair of traditionals in the "What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?" thread. Since I'm a knifenut, 3 or 4 is not uncommon for me. Here's my dirty little secret ;). I usually have a one hander one me too. Not a "zombie apocalypse" knife but a easy to get at, sharp as can be modern folder.
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tdkfm said:
I've only said this about 17 times, but this is the best thread on BF. Not sure how everyone doesn't end up carrying one of each. This is my daily routine. I will try to get more pics and contribute
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It is a great thread. I only wish I had more than a handful of moderns so I could post here more often. I'd been planning on posting a pic of my PM2 with a camo 18 ever since I saw the handle materials on the GEC blog. :D

Once the 14s and 77s are done I may need to rein in the traditionals for a while until I can justify a Sebenza. :p

Peregrin said:
I like this thread too. I posted a pair of traditionals in the "What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?" thread. Since I'm a knifenut, 3 or 4 is not uncommon for me. Here's my dirty little secret ;). I usually have a one hander one me too. Not a "zombie apocalypse" knife but a easy to get at, sharp as can be modern folder.
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That's a real pair of beauties, Gary. The Ohta SBG is always a winner, and the Henry is elegant yet understated.
 
I am very fortunate to have a few knives made by Richard Rogers. (actually I think I have more knives by Richard and Joel Chamblin than any other makers by quite a margin.)

Richard's making skills are temendous in all aspects and his fit and finish is very much top shelf, so are Joel's.

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Fresh from Richard's ranch from 2016 Blade lottery. (He made the bracelet too.)

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Just when I thought the sebenza 25 and GEC 85 had taken control of my pockets.

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I may post here more often as I do seem to carry a knife with a clip more often then I use to. Good thread guys :)
 
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