What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Modoc ED said:
Switching over to a Buck 055 for a visit to one of my doctors. He's a general practitioner but the visit that counts will be to my ENT Oncologist Wednesday up in Klamath Falls, Oregon for my quarterly check up. It's been three years since I had my jaw replaced - an interesting journey. Anyway, along with the 055 I'll carry the Bunny in my keys pocket. No breakfast. Gotta fast for the Doc. Lunch at the Wagon Wheel after.

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Hope your appointments all go well and result in good news.

Jakeywax31 said:
@Modoc ED Hope you have a positive doctors visit today and wed. I really like the Buck 55, handy and well built. I have decided that knife will be my son's first knife. Its perfect. Enjoy the Wagon Wheel Ed.
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When I was a kid, these many decades ago, it was slipjoint for first knife, and lockback came much later. I think the idea was that a kid wouldn't be a good judge of the difference between a lockback and a true fixed blade, and might get themselves in trouble.

Primble said:
That's a real nice picture of you new knife ! :thumbsup: 😍
Nice jigged bone on it too.
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Thanks! I'm pretty happy with it so far. If I'm reading the stamps correctly, I now have four 2021 Case knives, and quality is pretty dang good on all of them.

conrad gutierrez said:
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I wish I could click the love reaction on that one two or three times. What a stunner!
 
Tyson A Wright said:
When I was a kid, these many decades ago, it was slipjoint for first knife, and lockback came much later. I think the idea was that a kid wouldn't be a good judge of the difference between a lockback and a true fixed blade, and might get themselves in trouble.
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You make some valid points. His favorite knife is one of my lambsfoot knives and my buck 110. Lambsfoot knives have a much to strong backspring for him. The 55 is such an easy knife for a kid to open and close in my opinion and is like a mini buck 110. Thank you for the food for thought.
 
Johnnythefox said:
This video came up on my feed,I thought of you and the fact my Sudbuster had been there and made a journey from there to England.

The ride at the end in the low sun made me really want to be riding a chopper down the coast road,inspirational.

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Thanks for the video John! I’ve ridden down to Lands End many times. But to be honest I could have been half way to Oregon on my Beamer by the time they got that Shovel Head started. More noise than power. Like I always say, if you want to be happy for a day drink, if you want to be happy for a year marry, if you want to be happy for a lifetime…ride a BMW! 😀
 
sf fanatic said:
Thanks for the video John! I’ve ridden down to Lands End many times. But to be honest I could have been half way to Oregon on my Beamer by the time they got that Shovel Head started. More noise than power. Like I always say, if you want to be happy for a day drink, if you want to be happy for a year marry, if you want to be happy for a lifetime…ride a BMW! 😀
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that SAK by the way,I have to many boring silver ones.



Its the Kawasaki for me if I want to get there on time and with style

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Modoc ED said:
Switching over to a Buck 055 for a visit to one of my doctors. He's a general practitioner but the visit that counts will be to my ENT Oncologist Wednesday up in Klamath Falls, Oregon for my quarterly check up. It's been three years since I had my jaw replaced - an interesting journey. Anyway, along with the 055 I'll carry the Bunny in my keys pocket. No breakfast. Gotta fast for the Doc. Lunch at the Wagon Wheel after.

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🤞for good news today and especially on Wednesday, Ed. Nice 055 with you today,

Working at the house today.
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Schrade 77OT Muskrat. These can get so sharp. Jack slightly miffed because I won't go down to the riverbank today.
There's a real old bridge footing right below and one on the other side. An old road ran through the Park a couple of centuries ago.
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