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afishhunter
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Small(?) change, but sticking with the quintessential/venerable/classic yellow for at least another week, I think.
Rough Ryder 1740 Classic Carbon XL Stockman coming in for the RR2040 Classic Carbone Barlow.
The RR1736 Classic Carbone Canoe is staying in the game a bite longer.
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Not Shown:Toferner Celtic Pocket/Neck knife, SAK Evo Grip 14*, SAK Herkules*, and Leatherman Charge+ TT*
(* on belt)
Rough Ryder 1740 Classic Carbon XL Stockman coming in for the RR2040 Classic Carbone Barlow.
The RR1736 Classic Carbone Canoe is staying in the game a bite longer.
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Not Shown:Toferner Celtic Pocket/Neck knife, SAK Evo Grip 14*, SAK Herkules*, and Leatherman Charge+ TT*
(* on belt)
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Jakeywax31
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Got an older 15 that someone reground into a clip. I believe it was once a one arm. Either way I like it just fine. Totin the Albers lamb in the other pocket. Have a nice day everyone.
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Jakeywax31
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Thanks, GT. Have a great day my friend.
A most excellent pair today, Jack.LOL!Thanks a lot Bob
Stunning pair Steve
Gorgeous Chip
Thanks David
Yay! Friday!
OldHercDude
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Recycled pic, hanging around waiting for package delivery.
Rufus1949
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Nice combo Paul. Are you looking for lost troopers in the woods?
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Fantastic color on those covers!!!
afishhunter
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Using the Weed Whacker beats the ELL out of knee pads, leather gloves, and pulling the undesireable plants (AKA: "weeds") from the sidewalk and driveway cracks, and between the paver bricks.
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btb01
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All in a days work
That’s a good looking Day’s Work, Paul. Thank goodness the inside of the bolster stamps were properly darkened back then (unlike some of the more recent runs). It really works with that pitch black ebony.
Fantastic jigged bone on that #74, Greg!
I’m guessing, with that shield, that was a DLT SFO?Thank you Barrett, WOW!!! what a Lambfoot
Thanks, GT!
Great photos! That lock is really cool, too! You and Jack talking about Keen Kutter axes the other day reminded me that I needed to get mine out and take a pic with my new-to-me Keen Kutter daddy barlow.
…and to paraphrase Harry’s name for his Blade Show acquired belt knife.
I’m calling this one WC. ~ What Chip.
That’s a good looking big ol’ knife. Looks like it would have some serious walk, talk and snap, too. Maybe that chip is just a serious case of blade rap.
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Very cool!
I think you’re probably right about the one-arm, I think there were a few people who did that. (I had one at one point, and didn’t care much for it. The little point on GEC’s one-arm blade was surprisingly sharp, would definitely put holes in your pockets. I ended up giving mine to a friend.)
I took this photo yesterday, but I’ve still got the Albers with me today. I’ll probably grab something else to go with it before heading out in a bit, not sure what.
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Is the secondary a screwdriver/caplifter?
Rufus1949
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I would have that in my pocket all the time Barrett. Very nice.That’s a good looking Day’s Work, Paul. Thank goodness the inside of the bolster stamps were properly darkened back then (unlike some of the more recent runs). It really works with that pitch black ebony.
Fantastic jigged bone on that #74, Greg!
Thanks, GT!
Great photos! That lock is really cool, too! You and Jack talking about Keen Kutter axes the other day reminded me that I needed to get mine out and take a pic with my new-to-me Keen Kutter daddy barlow.
That’s a good looking big ol’ knife. Looks like it would have some serious walk, talk and snap, too. Maybe that chip is just a serious case of blade rap.
Very cool!
I think you’re probably right about the one-arm, I think there were a few people who did that. (I had one at one point, and didn’t care much for it. The little point on GEC’s one-arm blade was surprisingly sharp, would definitely put holes in your pockets. I ended up giving mine to a friend.)
I took this photo yesterday, but I’ve still got the Albers with me today. I’ll probably grab something else to go with it before heading out in a bit, not sure what.
Yes, it's a caplifter. Klaas (aka Kissing Cranes) make some Canoes with a caplifter instead of the pen blade. They call it Beer-Canoe. They use the typical caplifter from Solingen, but cut off the tip to make it fit into the canoe. It's one of the worst caplifters i've ever used, but it works.
A nice weekend to everyone.
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Really need to find my way into ones of those lambs, and really cool 15 Paul!
