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Beautiful in all ways (handles, color, bolster) but especially that Clip blade - no cutlery company builds a full Clip as perfect as GEC does. OH![]()
How could it not go right into my pocket?
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Beautiful in all ways (handles, color, bolster) but especially that Clip blade - no cutlery company builds a full Clip as perfect as GEC does. OH![]()
How could it not go right into my pocket?

Agreed, my wife was with me when I unboxed it and after seeing and hearing my re-action made a comment to the effect of "you're weird, I don't get it" lolBeautiful in all ways (handles, color, bolster) but especially that Clip blade - no cutlery company builds a full Clip as perfect as GEC does. OH
Thanks a whole bunch, Jack!!!Those two handsome knives go together well my friend![]()
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Marvelous images of your two stag covered lovelies, Jack; single bladed sensations!Double stag for me today, my Hartshead Barlow, and an Old Friend I always mean to carry more
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Well heck, another acorn dropped!View attachment 1655893It’s literally raining acorns at my house, absolute bumper crop! Wish more like this would drop:

That Henckels is just flawless.... color me jealous...Four pockets, four knives. Actually have more pockets cause I'm wearing overalls. Nice and comfy
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Really loving the color of this new Case 75. The stag on the Henkel is outstanding also.
You should do it. I made a bunch of wood handles for the plastic-handled Okapis when they were easily available, and it was a lot of fun. If the Cold Steel version wasn’t made in C**** and an affront to my brand loyalty, I would probably do it for those, too.At only 8 bucks I'm thinking of picking up another one and making a handle from a whitetail deer antler tine.![]()
Happy Thanksgiving!9 more hours to Thanksgiving weekend!![]()
Care for some SPAM?
Haha! There was some question about whether a heavy, sabre-ground blade would be an effective slicer, so I promised I'd give it a try first thing after opening the tube.ahhhh.... the Spaminator!
I don't remember how all that got started, exactly, but I have a pic somewhere of my Forum knife slicing some Spam, as well... still one of my favorite knives...
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