What Buck are you carrying today?

An "Oldy" but Goody.
2017 SK Blades 'THE GENTLEMAN' 110 SFO. (CPM 154 drop point blade, German Silver bolsters, and black Micarta covers.)
I have it in a "wrong" brown leather stud closure aftermarket sheath.
Pairing it with this Case 10375SS stockman.
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(portion of my EDC not shown are my Toferner medieval style Celtic/Norse/"Viking" non folding pocketknife/neck knife in its modified by me OEM sheath (similar to what 10th Great and earlier grandparents and uncles carried.) The Toferner has been part of my EDC for allbut a week or so since 10-11-21. And, my SAK 'Year Of The Ox' Huntsman, on a VIC SAK steel belt hanger. Another long term part of my EDC.)

Hoping y'all have a great weekend.
 
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Carried this Buck 321 bird knife on January 7th and 8th. It was my Dad’s, but he gave it to me long ago when he quit bird hunting. OH
 
I had the last of my 2021 Buck 110s with me when I went to a buddy's house for a big ribeye. It was kind of fun slicing through a steak that I could probably cut with a fork, but that's no fun at all. It made a little noise when slicing CVS receipt paper when I got home, so two light strokes on a ceramic rod and a few seconds of stropping fixed that.
 
Old Hunter said:
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Carried this Buck 321 bird knife on January 7th and 8th. It was my Dad’s, but he gave it to me long ago when he quit bird hunting. OH
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How old is the box of ammo? I can't remember when I saw the last boss with "power piston".
Old Hunter said:
You would be right!

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Looks like great quail areas. Good looking lab. I miss quail hunting. Did a lot of it in the late 70's and early 80's in northwest Florida.
 
Remington Shur-Shot with the Power Piston came out around 1966 - guess that box is late 60’s to early 70’s. As a 16 Ga shooter I found shells still for sell in older packaging long after it had changed in the 12 and 20 gauges. OH
 
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