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A run of the mill Case XX Sodbuster jr continually finds it's way into my pocket. I don't use it too much, but that walk and talk makes a lightweight slipjoint an easy impulse. Also, it rides atop a skoal tin better than any of my favorite toothpicks or trappers 
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A run of the mill Case XX Sodbuster jr continually finds it's way into my pocket. I don't use it too much, but that walk and talk makes a lightweight slipjoint an easy impulse. Also, it rides atop a skoal tin better than any of my favorite toothpicks or trappers
Why don't you carry your can of Skoal in your back pocket and your sodbuster in your front? Most people I know prefer that method.
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being in a land of the sheeple, i'm not allowed to carry a real knife. unless it's under 3 in. & hasn't got a lock, and only if i'm a good boy and never use it. or carry it on a train or subway ('tube' over here 
). anyhow, i have a couple that are 'UK Legal', tho if i scare someone with it, i'd be liable for prosecution for use of an offensive weapon.
the one i am carrying today is a UK Navy/Marine issue knife:
). anyhow, i have a couple that are 'UK Legal', tho if i scare someone with it, i'd be liable for prosecution for use of an offensive weapon.the one i am carrying today is a UK Navy/Marine issue knife:
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I was totin' a Case Swayback Gent and a Case 3347 Stockman today.
Used both knives to "help" carve some pumpkins.
Used both knives to "help" carve some pumpkins.
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being in a land of the sheeple, i'm not allowed to carry a real knife. unless it's under 3 in. & hasn't got a lock, and only if i'm a good boy and never use it. or carry it on a train or subway ('tube' over here
the one i am carrying today is a UK Navy/Marine issue knife:
I been looking for one of those, I had one as a kid that got stolen...miss that knife! do they come up often?
I've got this one:
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forget where i got that one, but they're still being made in sheffield.
seen a few others 4-sale on other websites. also a 2 bladed one (no marlinspike) which is the proper 'army' one as they don't do fancy knot work much
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7,06 knife from a hardware store.
It's my edc alongside a smaller canoe whenever I shouldn't bring my cs pocket bushman. A good carbon steel and sharpens to razor sharp on a coffee mug bottom.
It's my edc alongside a smaller canoe whenever I shouldn't bring my cs pocket bushman. A good carbon steel and sharpens to razor sharp on a coffee mug bottom.
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being in a land of the sheeple, i'm not allowed to carry a real knife. unless it's under 3 in. & hasn't got a lock, and only if i'm a good boy and never use it. or carry it on a train or subway ('tube' over here
the one i am carrying today is a UK Navy/Marine issue knife:
I like the "Oil the joints" stamp...
I was totin' a Case Swayback Gent and a Case 3347 Stockman today.
Used both knives to "help" carve some pumpkins.
Thats a good pair and nice job on the Pumpkin
€7,06 knife from a hardware store.
It's my edc alongside a smaller canoe whenever I shouldn't bring my cs pocket bushman. A good carbon steel and sharpens to razor sharp on a coffee mug bottom.
I'm really likin that one
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I love that jigging. That is one nice knife.This old boy today. A Shrade 834.
