What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Gary, that's a beauty. I'm going with these two today.
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Case and Cold Steel stockmans.
 
Rsmith_77 said:
I find myself (as Carl would say) Chicken eying that particular knife
havent pulled the trigger ...yet, but i stongly considering it
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Re: Buck 302. I think it has an ugly grind, the handle is too long, or the blade is too short. But, it's a great knife just the way it is. I'm using it more and more as time goes by. I don't think you would be disappointed in it if you buy one. - Ed J
 
this new entry for me a '10 #73 burnt stag
bear trap snap and spring, if you tabletest it with a framelock it surely wins :D:D:D
typical hair thin grinds awesome polished blades (easy to repolish) with long pulls (good to have with those springs) nice swedges and crazy burnt stag, very strange as it looks "ugly" if you look at the classic popcorn stag, this is maybe second layer or something, it's crazy grippy and smooth to the touch

so a "no problem" USER!!!! dressed in stag & swedges
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thanks Wayne!
Maxx
 
the Kellam Wolverine is a very beautiful knife, i may get one of those sometime.
here is what i used and carried a bit today, a julius pettersson forged blade
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GEC Northfield #56 Dogleg Jack in Genuine Stag. Love this knife. GEC does a great job treating their 1095, it takes a great edge. I can get it sharper than any other steel I sharpen.
 
TLARbb said:
Re: Buck 302. I think it has an ugly grind, the handle is too long, or the blade is too short. But, it's a great knife just the way it is. I'm using it more and more as time goes by. I don't think you would be disappointed in it if you buy one. - Ed J
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hah thats the funniest endorsement of a knife i've ever heard!
 
I'm going with this guy on my hip.
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This one in my pocket.
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Off to the salt mines I go.:grumpy:
 
Taking a road trip to West Texas so I'm toting my Wenger Evo Grip and my Bear 4th Gen barlow. Should handle what I need.
 
Nice looking scales on that one, Keith. :thumbup:
 
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