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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

paulhilborn said:
Started the day with my Clip/Pen TC Barlow but switched (like many) when my Forum knife arrived.
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Great dark red bone on that swingguard Paul. I was one of those people, for good reason. Had a pocket of peanuts at a conference for work until I got home and opened the beauty of a forum knife.
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paulhilborn said:
Started the day with my Clip/Pen TC Barlow but switched (like many) when my Forum knife arrived.

Carrying Forum knife along with my 1976 CASE swingguard---sorry about the pictures, it may be do to taking the camera from indoor 70's to outdoor 40's temp wise:o

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Two beauties there Paul. That Cheetah has the translucent look - one of my red bone Cheetahs has that deepness to it and my old half whittler does too. :eek::thumbup:;)
 
Turk88 said:
Great dark red bone on that swingguard Paul. I was one of those people, for good reason. Had a pocket of peanuts at a conference for work until I got home and opened the beauty of a forum knife.
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Thank you for the CASE compliment Turk:thumbup: it's always nice to have a knife show up in the mail:o

Gevonovich said:
Particularly nice covers on the Forum Knife, Paul!! Love the pile side
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Thank buddy:thumbup: I love the variation in Stag, I'm still smitten by that pressed Stag heirloom of yours my friend;)

Primble said:
Two beauties there Paul. That Cheetah has the translucent look - one of my red bone Cheetahs has that deepness to it and my old half whittler does too. :eek::thumbup:;)
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Thank you Primble, not only for the compliment on the knife but for inspiring me to carry my vintage CASE red bones again:thumbup:
 
Parke1 said:
I really like the looks of that Zuava, Carl. Is the blade made from thick stock? It looks like a very tough, capable knife.
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The blade stock is thick for the size of knife. It' a chunky little thing, built like a stocky barlow. With the external pivot heads, it's set up to be easy t snug it up if hard work causes a little side play in the blade. But the blade is wide enough so that it drops down in a full flat grind to a very thin edge that slices like an Opinel. I'd call it a rugged but wicked sharp slicer!

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I'm glad that you're finding that Zuava useful Carl :)

Going to slip these two in my pockets today :)



 
Nice to see the forum knives dropping in. A very handsome and well proportioned knife.

Had this Sword junior cattle knife today and might take it tomorrow too. It's a nice compact package.

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This Queen Utility in WCSB, their version of the Slimline Trapper will be my choice today. Helps get through the exciting long wait for the Forum Knife:eek::D

Enjoy this day, Will

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Still going with my Buck 301. The walk and talk could be a little stronger but not a big deal as the older I get the less walk and talk I want. The size is perfect for my hand. Have a nice day everyone!
 
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