What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

[Peregrin]

Every time I see that rifle I remember how much I wanted one. Guess I still do.

You and me both, Jer. Although I wish I still had my boyhood 22, a Winchester model 62. It was my grandad's and was passed on to my younger cousins.

With me again today.

 

[Prester John]

If I have the lambsfoot and Russlock, I don't really need the stockman, and if I have the stockman, I don't really need the lambsfoot and Russlock.

You need them all. With the lambsfoot and Russlock, you have no spey blade, and with the stockman, the sheepsfoot is too small and not as useful as the lambsfoot.

 

[TheChunk91]

You need them all. With the lambsfoot and Russlock, you have no spey blade, and with the stockman, the sheepsfoot is too small and not as useful as the lambsfoot.

Stockmans do it all!

 

[Prester John]

Stockmans do it all!

The large ones are best.

 

[RDaneel]

On a brisk Autumn morning

 

[Jack Black]

I hope everyone has a great holiday week! I'm starting my week with these two.

Nice pair Ron

With me again today.

Beautiful knife Gary

 

[Gevonovich]

Earthing

 

[Headwinds]

If I have the lambsfoot and Russlock, I don't really need the stockman, and if I have the stockman, I don't really need the lambsfoot and Russlock.
But really, how much weight and space am I saving?

Are you actually trying to use logic in this situation?

 

[Headwinds]

New Nut seems to be turning into Old Yeller.

 

[Bloefield]

Day off so a couple of users for outdoor seasonal decoration chores.
The Bantam is still totally functional!

 

[rockgolfer]

I really dont need any other knife but this moose. It hits all my buttons

 

[SteveC]

These two just arrived before lunch and straight into my pocket

 

[Whetstone39]

Cool story, Tom; congrats on finding and using old equipment and on the successful hunt! And, as Jeff noted, thanks for expanding my vocabulary: "thaumaturgical" is not a word I can remember running across prior to your post!

- GT

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Great pair, Tom; my favorite, of course, is the Pioneer X!

Free Choice knives this week are a GEC #72 (thanks, @GuestWho101) and a Case mini copperlock (thanks, @Leslie Tomville):
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- GT

Thanks GT, "thaumaturgical" sounded better to me than "magic" . On the subject of phrases, I believe you coined the term "ALOX pox", which I certainly have. That blue Pioneer X travels with me everywhere I go. I want to make a leather horizontal belt pouch for it, but lack the skill so far. SWEET lanyard on the 72

Carrying these two today.

 

[rockgolfer]

Thanks GT, "thaumaturgical" sounded better to me than "magic" . On the subject of phrases, I believe you coined the term "ALOX pox", which I certainly have. That blue Pioneer X travels with me everywhere I go. I want to make a leather horizontal belt pouch for it, but lack the skill so far. SWEET lanyard on the 72

Carrying these two today.

Every time I see one of your awesome BRK small fixed blades I wonder why I dont own one :thumbup: . Awesome combo!

 

[Duckdog]

Starting the new week off with baby steps, so I'm totin these tiny two: a Queen #42 (1976) and a Schrade 108OT (1946-1973).

- Stuart

 

[Beard&Owl]

This old thing. Hope everyone has a short week

 

[Rose and Thistle Custom]

 

[Whetstone39]

Every time I see one of your awesome BRK small fixed blades I wonder why I dont own one :thumbup: . Awesome combo!

Thanks Jeff, much appreciated! They are addicting

 

[Will Power]

Stockmans do it all!

Especially ones with a Pen instead of a Spey Or Dixies with Drop-Point & Wharncliffe

 

[sunknife]

Monday micarta 54, & a 6308 View attachment 1238797

Love that 54 jack and the obvious fact that you've made a user of it has only added to the character of the knife.