What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[arizonaranchman]

Every single day 24/7 for over two months now. To say I love this knife would be a huge understatement. :thumbup:

 

[Stich2442]

Pete

 

[sturzi]

I moved my weekend by two days to enjoy the beautiful weather, I'll go to work Saturday/Sunday when it is raining.

 

[ch46]

Jagdnicker



and 2013 Congress Jack for me today

Sure would like to see that out of the sheath. Blade length?

 

[Dr. Scott]

I moved my weekend by two days to enjoy the beautiful weather, I'll go to work Saturday/Sunday when it is raining.

Great picture, sturzi! Where is it?! Looks like the Skagit Valley.

 

[thales2015]

 

[fasteer]

this one, this week

 

[Markesharp]

Menefee Bent Gunstock

 

[Markesharp]

Rachel - Thank You for the thoughtful gift, it will go in my home bar/Rec room.

 

[sturzi]

Great picture, sturzi! Where is it?! Looks like the Skagit Valley.

Thanks, you're only off by a couple thousand kilometers . It's in the canton of Glarus in Switzerland, overlooking the Walensee (the lake).

 

[paulhilborn]

Now that's nice Mark!!!

 

[Jack Black]

I moved my weekend by two days to enjoy the beautiful weather, I'll go to work Saturday/Sunday when it is raining.

What a GREAT idea Sturzi! Great pic too :thumbup:

 

[jrtodd46]

Work work work

 

[Jack Black]

Headed out for a hike tomorrow, early morning start, going to take these two with me, my 2014 forum knife, and this old Joseph Haywood recently given to me by Stephen ('Old & In The Way')

 

[black mamba]

Finally done with a tough week at work, and decided to settle down with my pet SW stockman for the evening.

 

[BigBiscuit]

Menefee Bent Gunstock

Wow! Rick knocked it out of the park with this one. Very nice!

 

[pertinux]

Thanks Sarah , it is a model 6231 1/2, delrin covers, and it's just a tick under 3-3/4" closed. The pen was almost a nailbreaker when it came to me, but has since been loosened up to a moderately strong pull.

Thanks, Duane! A classic beauty for sure, and one that could represent "Jack Knife" well in any pictorial compilation.

I know what you mean about those 38's, I have been drawn to them and have resisted the temptation so far, but that frame has a striking similarity to my beloved Powderhorn.

Yes, but without that squirmy thing that happens at the tail end of Powderhorns.

Paul - Best wishes to you and yours!

I never thought I'd like a whittler so much.

clutch, That ebony whittler is such a great looking knife! The ebony version sure is tempting...

Yes, he's Doing It again. :grumpy:



Speaking of which....

I don't want to twist your arm, but I do recommend it. Imagine a #57 Geppetto Whittler all grown up and elegant.



I prefer shorter blades, as on the #57 for better control when whittling, but for a daily use knife, I think this #38 will be perfect. It has the blade variety of a stockman, but in such an easy to carry, and elegant package.

As I have a wharncliffe Gepetto at hand, your direct comparison really helps.

Thanks!

I think.

Then you did it again (seems to be a recurring theme, these days):

Dang.

I was very lucky to win this on a GAW a year ago and I've been very pleased to use it frequently.

Regards to all, Will

That's a Raree for sure, and looks great clad in stag. I love the evident wear.

~ P.

 

[onejim]

I moved my weekend by two days to enjoy the beautiful weather, I'll go to work Saturday/Sunday when it is raining.

Wow that's beautiful. The scenery ain't bad either. Where were you hiking?

Jim

 

[BrotherJim]

 

[BigBiscuit]

$1.55?