What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Went for another fun hike in the woods today, we even had a little luck. šŸ€
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black mamba said:
After work today I went back to the little Case-Bose Eureka. This knife kind of tugs at your soul if you don't carry it for a while.
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You're right, I know the feeling... šŸ¤£ I've come to love the Eureka Jack pattern. My ebony version is definitely a favorite, nice color & jigging on yours btwšŸ‘
 
Amir Fleschwund said:
We axiously await. Be sure to take before and after pics of the steel, please. You get the most beautiful patinas on the Porch. It looks exactly like my Grandpaā€™s old guns down in my safe.
I wonder what the Sterling means. A promo run for a company?
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Thank you Jeff ! :thumbsup: šŸ˜Š
Sterling means sterling silver bullet shield, according to the paper work with the knife.
I'll try to show before and after of the Granddaddy Primble. šŸ˜Š

paulhilborn said:
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Beautiful knives with outstanding stag ! :thumbsup:šŸ˜šŸ˜

mbkr said:
Apologies to Primble Primble for stealing his thunder...
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I ain't got no thunder to steal my friend ........... I just turned seventy ! :oops:šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸŒ©ļøā˜”
I actually appreciate you looking up that paper work for me. :thumbsup:šŸ˜Š
You all can probably expect blurry knife pics from me ........ about any day now ! šŸ¤£
I like that Ranch hand Bullet knife you showed quite a bit too !
 
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jabels said:
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I am happy to say that there are not many knives these days that make me irrationally want to own themā€¦that Dunlap is one of them though šŸ˜‚
Such a sweet knife you have!!

Been carrying my Phoenix jack, and really enjoying it a lot. Iā€™m getting used to the nail nick, or my nails have just hardened and arenā€™t cracking anymore šŸ˜‚
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Hoffmajo89 said:
Sorry for the delay. Been all over today, lots of errands, cooking dinner, boys wanted my ā€œhelpā€ making pine wood derby carsā€¦ etcā€¦

Anyways, it was made by Canal Street at their very end of days.
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Just a suggestion. The key to a fast car is the wheels. Many years ago my son won five derbyā€™s in a row with peeked wheels. The wheels had a narrow peek in the middle of each wheel. Less friction equals more speed. Youā€™ll need to check the rules of your Pack and see if they are okay. If they donā€™t prohibit them get them. Iā€™m sure they are available on line. Good luck to your sons! Oh yeah the pack changed the rules after he won four but he still got a fifth one with some tweaks anyway. One more thing is to not let them play with their car until after the race.
 
sf fanatic said:
Just a suggestion. The key to a fast car is the wheels. Many years ago my son won five derbyā€™s in a row with peeked wheels. The wheels had a narrow peek in the middle of each wheel. Less friction equals more speed. Youā€™ll need to check the rules of your Pack and see if they are okay. If they donā€™t prohibit them get them. Iā€™m sure they are available on line. Good luck to your sons! Oh yeah the pack changed the rules after he won four but he still got a fifth one with some tweaks anyway. One more thing is to not let them play with their car until after the race.
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Iā€™ll have to look into that, rolling friction does seem like itā€™s the biggest place for an advantage.
 
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