What Buck are you carrying today?

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Enzo’s Woodshop said:
It is a very convenient way to carry.

I got this pouch from Big Sky Knife on Ebay. They have almost 200K items sold, so I think it’s some sort of company.

I don’t know anything about the sheath maker or company, but I will say this pouch is pretty nice. It’s got quality leather and good craftsmanship.
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Thank you!
 
jbmonkey said:
make sure ya got some sort of break away on that neck setup. in case ya caught caught on something........not sure if using paracord tied or whatnot..

you could cut yourself loose but depends on bad situation ya might never run into, but ya do.....
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I got to test several lanyard and ball chain safety a couple of months ago. I fell in the gravel during a pistol match. When I hit, stuff on my lanyards/chains got caught between my body and my arm. When I hit, the chains broke and the barrel clasp on the para cord lanyard popped open as designed.
 
Hickory n steel said:
Getting a head start on my 4th carry.
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I love my faded glory 525, but the one with the eagle and the early 2000's sprit of liberty version are nice as well and I wouldn't mind having both of those.
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still wish I had grabbed couple those years ago when they put them on clearance. great little American themed knife........
 
jbmonkey said:
still wish I had grabbed couple those years ago when they put them on clearance. great little American themed knife........
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I usually miss out when anything cool is on web specials.

I was going to carry one of my 305's but then I saw this one which I don't carry enough and figured I'd get a head start on a month actually worthy of pride, celebration, and parades.
 
I just got this minty 704 in today and I'm really loving it, it's like a slipjoint version of the 503 or 55.
I've got nothing against lockbacks, but I don't really need the lock and I love how you can just close a slipjoint without having to move your hand to the lock bar.
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Hickory n steel said:
To test the edge, or to actually shave your face ?
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To actually shave. My heritage blessed me with minimal facial hair. There are a few spots that I "maintain" with my knife between the times when I shave for real.

Fun trivia: my father never shaved. He would remove the very few whiskers he'd get with tweezers. I'm about a third of the way between that and the full-on facial hair the dudes on my mom's side can grow.
 
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