What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[MT Damascus]

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I know you've had a hard week Kris, but hope your weekend has been OK my friend

Wonderful knives for a cold day Kris. I look forward to seeing pics of the Loveless DP when you get it. Hope you and your are warm and well. I carried my Douk Douk this morning, I will swap it out for Sunday afternoon service.

Thank you my friends, it has been a long week but all is well here. Our younger malamute, Cleo, has really stepped up and has been a real love. I will definitely show pics when I get it in my hands. A nice evening to you both.

Kris

 

[black mamba]

This evening I picked up my recently acquired German made Winchester gunstock. A keeper, for sure!

 

[joker354]

Thanks Dean, I picked it for the color. I also agree with your comments. The Michigan makes a good utility task type cutter, but maybe not best for say apples. It would combo up nice with a SS slicer, or any nice slicer for that matter...

 

[BigBiscuit]

Bob,I like it as it is pretty much the same as my Broadway Jack only larger. I'm OK with the saber grind; however, I'm not doing any fine slicing or food prep with it (use my TC Barlow sheepfoot for the fine stuff). I couldn't use it as my only knife as the saber grind would be more difficult to sharpen (I would think) in the long term. The spine is pretty think, too.

Thanks Dean. I don't use my pocket knives for food prep anyways, but I still like a thin flat grind for the most part. So the jury will deliberate until I can give it a test run.

 

[joker354]

Jeff, I don't blame you. That is a good looking gunstock and I'd pick it up often if it were in my collection.

 

[this_is_nascar]

I only got it an hour ago, but this is what I'll be totin' tomorrow.

 

[black mamba]

Jeff, I don't blame you. That is a good looking gunstock and I'd pick it up often if it were in my collection.

Thanks, Eric, nice of you to say so. It seems many here are turned off by large etches, but I like 'em!

 

[knarfeng]

A Taylor-Schrade 93OT

This pattern rings a number of my chimes.

 

[Charlie Mike]

I can't get over the beauty of this...

 

[MrVandercar]

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[eschwebach]

Was deer hunting all weekend, took these two along for the ride. Didn't get a deer so you don't get to see my fixed blade, hopefully next weekend.

 

[Jack Black]

This evening I picked up my recently acquired German made Winchester gunstock. A keeper, for sure!

Very nice Jeff :thumbup:

A Taylor-Schrade 93OT

Looks like a useful knife Frank :thumbup:

Slipping my scratted bone Ancient Barlow into my pocket today

 

[pistonsandgears]

^^ Looking good Jack, I sure do like those scratted bone ancients!

 

[black mamba]

Jack's scrat should carve some fat! Nice, Jack, and thanks for the compliment!

 

[Brian_T]

Just can't seem to get this guy out of my pocket for long...

 

[Jack Black]

^^ Looking good Jack, I sure do like those scratted bone ancients!

Thanks my friend, the last time I let it in my pocket it wouldn't leave! That really is a lovely pattern, beautifully executed :thumbup:

Jack's scrat should carve some fat! Nice, Jack, and thanks for the compliment!

LOL! Thanks Jeff :thumbup:

Really nice Barlow Brian :thumbup:

I slipped an old and very worn IXL Saddlehorn Jack into my pocket alongside my Ancient today too, but realised I didn't have a pic for some reason Think the rotten weather here must be affecting my internet connection, taken ages to upload Here we go

 

[Brian_T]

Thanks JB!

Here's one more from this frosty morning on some old cedar.

 

[Jack Black]

Good stuff Brian :thumbup:

 

[eschwebach]

Found a 1982 Buck Esquire that was still NIB. Carrying that today along with the SAK Cadet.

 

[wundergussy]