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What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Will Power
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Grand carry
I understand your annoyance with P.Bucket..they messed up a lot of things
But you can have a free account with Imgur and keep some pix there to upload here if you feel like it.Regards, Will
paulhilborn
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Case XX 6207 Dogleg Jack and older 84mm SAK
JaxBaron
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Thank you!
JaxBaron
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Pretty jealous of that dogleg Paul! A real beauty with a lot of life left.Case XX 6207 Dogleg Jack and older 84mm SAK
sunknife
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I love the look of this one, cool knife, Scott.Going with the Case Large Stockman today. I wish they more of these.
sunknife
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fantastic knives and beautifully photographed, Gev.Working on my phase angle with these
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Beauty and the Beast. Always liked A.G. knives !!
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This Queen Jack in D2 and cherry Delrin has been in my pocket today.
This came with one of Queen's famous butterknife grinds and their rather bulbous shaped blades. I've had it for years and there's a spot out near the tip that I'm still working away at to remove a chunk of steel to give it a proper cutting edge there. Lack of patience on my part. Some day I'm going to have to spend a couple of hours at it. But the rest of the blade cuts well and overall it's a well made knife with dead nuts flush springs and nice walk and talk.
This came with one of Queen's famous butterknife grinds and their rather bulbous shaped blades. I've had it for years and there's a spot out near the tip that I'm still working away at to remove a chunk of steel to give it a proper cutting edge there. Lack of patience on my part. Some day I'm going to have to spend a couple of hours at it. But the rest of the blade cuts well and overall it's a well made knife with dead nuts flush springs and nice walk and talk.
paulhilborn
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Thanks Jon, that old Case red bone along with the heavy patina blades work well together. Blades are solid as the day it was made
Nebrasketball
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Case Barlow. Was blue, now Rit dyed black.
bigfish64
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Very nice! I think I saw that you now have an Alber’s in blue ready to be died black as well! Congratulations!
sunknife
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Thanks, Gev. The A.G. certainly is a beast of a knife, solidly built, fills the hand and has a razor sharp blade that also does finesse work.
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This week will be the pair of woods again.
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Terrific trio Dylan, I was going to post up the 2020 thread (small bonus giveaway this year) today, but I'm finding it very painful to sit at my computer due to my latest bad back misadventure
Thank you, Jack! I am very sorry to hear of your back troubles - I hope you are on the mend quickly. I'll be looking out for your 2020 thread - it's always a pleasure.
I am very late getting these posted but I had these two with me Sunday.
