I have a few knives with the moose scales and they seem to be holding up just as good. Maybe I wont know for a few more years. But I think they will be fine.
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I have a few knives with the moose scales and they seem to be holding up just as good. Maybe I wont know for a few more years. But I think they will be fine.
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I carried this awesome knife today.
A.G Russell, such a pleasure to operate and scary sharp! although this knife is contracted out to another country, this knife stands side by side anything I have used, lovely knife.
Hey Rob, I too bought one of those Whitlers the other day out of pure curiosity..again, a very well made knife, and looks to do the work-especially for the money
A.G Russell, such a pleasure to operate and scary sharp! although this knife is contracted out to another country, this knife stands side by side anything I have used, lovely knife.
Hey Rob, I too bought one of those Whitlers the other day out of pure curiosity..again, a very well made knife, and looks to do the work-especially for the money
Planterz
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Today I carried this old 3 5/8" Winchester stockman, which I recently found on a vendor's back "shelf". The back of the blade is marked '87. Feels like it was made by Camillus.
Call me crazy, but the blade shapes look very Queen-ish to me. I have no idea if they ever made knives for Winchester or not.
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Robert, Enjoy the knife! I still haven't carried the Case/Bose whittler but I'm working up the courage.
Totin' the GEC Calf Roper today.
Totin' the GEC Calf Roper today.
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Elliott,
That is as fine as a Eureka jack comes!
That is as fine as a Eureka jack comes!
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Thanks, Ken.
Come to think of it, I've kinda got my eye on this other one...it's a double-end "Eureka", don'tcha know...?
(Sure would make a nice mate to Kerry's...I'm just sayin'...
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That knife is a beauty, Elliot. Glad that you're enjoying it!
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I normally don't carry a traditional, but the beauty and functionality of a nice little slipjoint often draws me back. While tooling around at Myrtle Beach for a while, I'm sporting a little Case G10 Peanut. So far I've cut the liner out of a pair of boys' swim trunks, cut open a package of gouda, and removed the plastic tag from some sunglasses. I love these little ones, like the Peanut and Baby Butterbean.
Case G10 Peanut.
Case G10 Peanut.
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Today, I carried an old opinel #9
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