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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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If I was just starting out looking for my first stag knife that would be the one. Yet, I don't own one. So many others, uh-oh looks like I talked myself into one. Nice stag Freak.My new and only stag.
Excuse the pajamas. Lol
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My trusty Trestle Pine Superior is back in the knife rotation today
Nice carry set up Frank. I am carrying a Trestle Pine Grand Portage today.
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Nice carry set up Frank. I am carrying a Trestle Pine Grand Portage today.
Those are really nice! I don't normally use a pocket slip, but I'd hate to mess up those handles. Do you use one?
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Thank you, I don't use a pocket slip because the pocket I carry my knife in doesn't usually have anything else in it. I don't worry about few scratches and dings, it just adds character. :thumbup:
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Beagle for today.
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Here's my carry for today.
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Spectacular! I love the bolsters!
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I.N.F.K., That's a nice looking Barlow! I'm assuming it's Schrade from what I can see of the tang stamp. Anything else you can tell me about it?
Here's one I post a lot, a shot of the pile side and a profile though. It's in my pocket today. Brent Cramer, LCJ. The tapered and rounded stag handle helps make this one of the most comfortable knives I've ever held.
Here's one I post a lot, a shot of the pile side and a profile though. It's in my pocket today. Brent Cramer, LCJ. The tapered and rounded stag handle helps make this one of the most comfortable knives I've ever held.
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Very nice. I'm not a Barlow guy but that one could be an exception.
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Great knives everyone!
Thanks for the comment GuestWho101. Oops, I sit corrected, Elk it is.
Very nice IRJ Mike and terrific elk swaybacksteve.
These two today.
Have a good one!
Ken K.
Thanks for the comment GuestWho101. Oops, I sit corrected, Elk it is.
Very nice IRJ Mike and terrific elk swaybacksteve.
These two today.
Have a good one!
Ken K.
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Sometimes you need a knife. Sometimes you need a file. Why not carry both? Plus, who could say no to those beautifully chamfered bolsters, or lovely four-leaf clover stamp?
(P.S.) Buy what you love & love what you buy!
Sometimes you need a knife. Sometimes you need a file. Why not carry both? Plus, who could say no to those beautifully chamfered bolsters, or lovely four-leaf clover stamp?
(P.S.) Buy what you love & love what you buy!
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Superb! It looks even better open.
:thumbup:Romancing the Bone
I'd run through a jungle to see that one, Gev! :thumbup:
I've got the 22 magnum with me today. I dug up an old pic from when it was brand new. So shiny!
Always nice to see that beauty!
Roses are r̶e̶d̶ yellow,
Violets are blue,
Sugar is sweet,
And this GEC #66 - Calf Roper Slim is too.
Wow, that is gorgeous, Dee! I think you win the Calf Roper Slim contest. :thumbup::thumbup:
I got this Miller Brothers at a flea market and cleaned it up. It still has great snap and half stops. It's in the rotation.
That is a great find and a good looking Jack Knife.
I'm going to try to carry this one through the weekend, shouldn't be too hard.
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I.N.F.K., That's a nice looking Barlow! I'm assuming it's Schrade from what I can see of the tang stamp. Anything else you can tell me about it?
Here's one I post a lot, a shot of the pile side and a profile though. It's in my pocket today. Brent Cramer, LCJ. The tapered and rounded stag handle helps make this one of the most comfortable knives I've ever held.
That Sir is one of my favorites and really loving that stag !
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