What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Crappie71 said:
To me they handle great! The 1907 Savage is probably my favorite antique pocket auto. The sights are tiny of course, but it points inherently. It has a low bore axis and chambered in 32acp means low recoil. They’re just plain fun to shoot. If you can find one, I’d recommend it if old guns are your thing.🙂
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Awesome! Glad I asked. It's such a unique design, unlike most others of its time.
 
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There are knives for totin to places like church on Sunday, and there are knives more suitable for work. Work in this case consisting of my daughter and I working over the brambles on the seven acres jointly owned by the 20 homeowners on our little dead end street. We filled a large Tupperware pitcher, close to a gallon, and checked on the progress of the wild Gooseberries.
None of the rest of my neighbors have any interest in foraging, so I have no competition for the black raspberries. Losers😁
Of course they think I’m weird anyway. And they may be right.

Camillus 23 Heavy Jack, sometimes known as a Cigar Jack, and my Wenger 055 Ranger
 
SAK of the Week isn't a SAK, per se, but it's a Victorinox paring knife with serrated edge. Tough to beat in the kitchen IMHO!


Stockman of the Week is a Rough Rider amber jigged bone sowbelly stockman, the first sowbelly I ever handled.


- GT
 
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