What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Pt-Luso
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One could get lost in those Crags, Stuart. Especially the middle one. Beautiful.
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Today I took out the big taramundi, at 4 1/2” closed is a great bbq and picnic knife.
And very light too.
The beautifully thin hand forged carbon steel is just the icing on the cake
This picture makes me hungry..
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Hehehe it disappeared pretty quickly, imagine 8 kids ages 2 to 8 years old at 19:00 after running and playing all day .
JTB_5
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That is a 66 from 2010. The advantage to a muskrat clip is how low they sit in the frame, which makes for an extremely slender knife in the pocket.
Two of the same blade so it is a Moose.
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Thanks! It is a cool knife, for sure.
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= Stuart
Now that's a beauty !
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CPM154 has turned me into a reckless citrus cutter........ i wont even wash it
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Stupendous stag, Stuart!
Stag today.
Very, very nice, Ken! Either of them would be a treasure; both together are a bonanza.
r8shell
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Nice! I think Bokers are one of the best manufacturers around these days.Stag Böker for stagurday! Best Böker stockman I’ve had quality wise they’ve all been good but this one is. Tight no gaps great action and no blade rub they’re in there perfect. View attachment 1101299
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