That is a SERIOUS blade on your modded Recruit, GT. Very impressive (and a bit scary).
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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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These 2 on a very rare Monday off work. Fantastic knives posted the last few days, thank you to all.
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For sure, Duckdog, that mini-trapper is one of the nicest I've seen! I'm still playin' with my new ram's horn #73.
Notice how the linerlock lever falls right between the two fingers for a nice grip.
Notice how the linerlock lever falls right between the two fingers for a nice grip.
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What a beautiful knife.Thank you! I really like it as well.
Hickory n steel
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Going minimal this week because I'm having a procedure done in a few days, and I don't need to have a whole bunch of stuff on me at the doctor's office.
That is a nice fit, Jeff. Serendipity at its simplest.
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the most important appliance in the house.got to keep it working
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Got back yesterday after a 4 day camping trip with my boy. I discovered I have a lot of catching up to do here...
Lots of beautiful knives posted here the last few days, puts my modest carry for the day to shame. At least they will cut, right?
Lots of beautiful knives posted here the last few days, puts my modest carry for the day to shame. At least they will cut, right?
That is the truth my friend!the most important appliance in the house.got to keep it working
The only thing modest in that post was its author. Nice knives, indeed.
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Got back yesterday after a 4 day camping trip with my boy. I discovered I have a lot of catching up to do here...
Lots of beautiful knives posted here the last few days, puts my modest carry for the day to shame. At least they will cut, right?
Gorgeous trio Dylan, especially the Fletcher
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Thank you, Stuart, I appreciate that.
Thank you, Shawn!
It is the Pro 6-5 in O1. I picked it up used but I do think the covers are black canvas Micarta. I am really pleased with the knife, for as small as it is, it is remarkably comfortable. I am ashamed to admit that I had not heard of Dylan Fletcher until I came across this blade but I will certainly be paying closer attention to his knives in the future.
I love that #14 you are carrying today, by the way. I am not sure I have seen Black Cherry Sawcut before. Am I correct to assume that it is a darkly dyed bone?
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Gorgeous trio Dylan, especially the Fletcher
Thank you, Tom! I must admit, I thought of you when I scooped this knife up. It reminded me of your daily fixed bladed carries.
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I follow Fiddleback Forge rather closely, which is how I got exposure to Fletcher, Osprey Knife & Tool, W. A. Surls, and others. Those guys in Georgia have been on a tear.
The Black Cherry is very deep. It's only on the butt of the knife or under bright, direct light that you can see how pretty of a color it is.
