What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

TheGent said:
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I'm with 338375 on this one.. Nice older 70's Case large Stockman pattern. :) TheGent has some nice old EDC's. :thumbup:

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Today its a vintage Bulldog Sowbelly pattern..

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Thank you sunnyd and 338375! They are most valuable to me when used. 338375, the pattern # on the stockman is 6392.
 
That's a nice Gunboat Canoe Andrew C. That Bermuda Bone? Looks good to me. What were you thinking of changing the scales too?
 
Nice tl-25 stockman. I used to have one. I miss it.
Hey Mark, I think that barlows gonna be in your pocket for a while.
Carried this one today

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Fussed with a leaking drain pipe junction under the kitchen sink tonight. Used a Buck 301 to cut the Teflon plumbers tape.

Sometimes stainless steel is a good thing.
 
knarfeng said:
Fussed with a leaking drain pipe junction under the kitchen sink tonight. Used a Buck 301 to cut the Teflon plumbers tape.

Sometimes stainless steel is a good thing.
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Perhaps we should come up with a new cutting test.

Is your knife sharp enough to cut Teflon Tape without stretching it?
 
sunnyd said:
Today its a vintage Bulldog Sowbelly pattern..

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Rat tail pinched bolsters, match strikes, and a unique shield :thumbup:
That knife has a lot to offer...

I don't normally care for stuff on the blades, but I like the cuttin horse.
Maybe its because I use to do a little ropin when I was younger and had more free time :(
 
I was going for my case 63032, but like a magnet, my hand was drawn to this............................................................





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Since Christmas Day. :)

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Case XX Red Shield Trapper Knife. 6254SS pattern. 4 1/8" closed length. Stainless Steel Clip and Spey Blades. Blue Bone handles with Red Case inlay shield. Nickel Silver bolsters. Weighs 4ozs. Made in the U.S.A.
 
Since I knew I was going to be doing some serious food prep at work I carried a Frosts #277, I like this knife a lot. It's got a 4" laminated blade but it is still compact enough to fit in my pocket, it gets wicked sharp and stays that way for quite a while.

I love it so much I got a second one.

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I bought my first one from a local shop in Buenos Aires, and got the second one as a Christmas gift from my dad (he asked for a hint, and I sent him some Scandi pics).

Ragnar usually has them in stock: www.ragweedforge.com
 
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