What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

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5K Qs said:
Phenomenal photo and Phish Barlow, Gev! :thumbsup:



My Alox knife this week is a Black Pioneer:
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My Canoe of the Week is a Colt stag model:
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My SAK of the Week isn't even a Vic SAK, but a cheap scout knife:
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- GT
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Thank you for the compliment, Gary ! A fine grouping you show.
 
MT Damascus said:
This Rounder by Jerry Halfrich is with me this morning, taking my daughter to the doc for an ear infection and then we are heading to Costco. Paul Long sheath.
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Love that Rounder! I might just put mine in my pocket.
We'll be at Costco tomorrow.
 
Half/Stop said:
Today I have my #68 Pony Jack and my A. Wright & Sons Large Rosewood Lambsfoot! :)

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What a fantastic pair Ron!!! That Pony Jack looks like it's seen some real pocket time. I always thought the 68 frame was more pocket (rounded bolsters) and user (round tangs) friendly than the 15 frame that is the exact same size.

I'm carrying my new-ish stag trapper today, along with the 2 bottom coins that I always carry...

 
5K Qs said:
Thanks, FBC. Your BBW whittler is sure a beauty! :cool: Did you use it to make the little ball in the photo?





My Alox knife this week is a Black Pioneer:
9HuNOkz.jpg


My Canoe of the Week is a Colt stag model:
B8ncCN7.jpg


My SAK of the Week isn't even a Vic SAK, but a cheap scout knife:
xyjLqij.jpg


- GT
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Thanks, Gary. That little ball has been around (get it?! :D:rolleyes:) for a while now. Every once in awhile, I pick it up and try to make it more of a actual sphere. I fear it will be the size of a pea before I get it to were I want it.:D To answer your question, I have used a couple knives on that thing. I was attempting to make some progress on it with the Winchester.
 
flatblackcapo said:
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Very nice #79 Montana Whittler!! :thumbsup:

AShearer said:
Nice looking pair Ron. :thumbsup:
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Thanks Alan! :)

Macchina said:
What a fantastic pair Ron!!! That Pony Jack looks like it's seen some real pocket time. I always thought the 68 frame was more pocket (rounded bolsters) and user (round tangs) friendly than the 15 frame that is the exact same size.

I'm carrying my new-ish stag trapper today, along with the 2 bottom coins that I always carry...

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Macchina, thanks for the compliment! I bought this #68 Pony Jack on the exchange so I believe I'm the second owner. Your right about it being pocket friendly and it definitely has some character! My friend Bob described it by saying that there is something about a #68 that is "Just Right!" By the way, that's a nice Stag Improved Trapper and the silver is always nice! :)
 
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