What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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Trip to Walmart carry
 
ZHoovie said:
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Well I got one good deed done for today. Helped a husband & wife with a broke down car down the road from us. I saw them on my way back from town.
I didn't have to use the S&M but it was there in spirit waiting to help out.
But how many people can recognize the object next to it nowadays though???... 😂

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Pay it forward & help those out in need when you can 👍
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Awesome. In today's world a lot of people will not even slow down. Let alone stop. I have a couple in the garage toolbox. Knife blade can be used in a pinch to clean battery posts and terminals.
TheFactor said:
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Walmart trip and no pistol? I will not think of that.
 
RLB0414 said:
Awesome. In today's world a lot of people will not even slow down. Let alone stop. I have a couple in the garage toolbox. Knife blade can be used in a pinch to clean battery posts and terminals.

Walmart trip and no pistol? I will not think of that.
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I try not to kiss and tell😆
I know it’s really dangerous in the frozen food section you could loose a eye 😳🤣
 
holo07 said:
Battery terminal cleaner ????
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Bingo! 😉
Sorry, I don't have any prize to give out 😂

RLB0414 said:
Awesome. In today's world a lot of people will not even slow down. Let alone stop. I have a couple in the garage toolbox. Knife blade can be used in a pinch to clean battery posts and terminals.
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Very true. I've scraped them before with a knife blade, also flathead screwdrivers or whatever was available. But like you say it's just in a pinch. The proper tools are in infinitely better 👍
 
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Cool Frost gunstock 😎
Can you tell me any more about it?

I have an old Frost "Bullet" my dad gave me over 30 years ago. I don't know how old it was then but to a six year old it didn't matter.
I have absolutely no idea how it survived my childhood & the fact I still have it is dumbfounding... Not to mention being relatively unscathed... Unlike myself... 😬😂

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Edit to add: The action is still smooth & has a great snap with no wobble even after all these years. I wonder if Frost made these themselves or had someone make them for them & if so who did?
 
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Amir Fleschwund said:
My apologies!🫣
Yes, I was thinking of the L.F.&C. Cleaver crate. The memory part of my brain slips a cog once in a while.🫤

Now you’ve got me thinking of roadkill with mustard greens.

You have all three. As Johnny Carson used to say, “I did not know that”.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but Pal Blade Co. branched out from only fixed blades into slipjoints by buying up all of the patents and tooling from Remington when Rem went 100% into making brass shell casings for the war. Probably took on the cutlers too.
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I think you are pretty close on the Pal buying all of the Remington knife making stuff deal . I have read different dates , 1934 and 1939 , as to when they bought it but always for the same reason of Remington wanted to stop making knives and concentrate on making munitions .
The L.F. & C. crate was for their Meat Grinders I believe .

Harry
 
Miscellaneous Knife of the Week is a Rough Rider medium trapper. (IMHO, this is an unexpected glitch in my rotation schedule. My Stag/Horn Knife this week is a stag RR medium trapper, and 2 RR medium trappers in the same week seems less than ideal to me.)


Lambsfoot of the Week is Valley Jack, my 2019 desert ironwood Guardians lambsfoot:




- GT
 
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