What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?

Pàdruig said:
A mainstay and a new-to-me Barlow for me today. I hope everyone has a great weekend!

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I think you were lucky to get hold of that Dan Burke Barlow by Queen:cool: They were all the rage here some years back, the slightly sawn-bone is notable and I think you'll find the D2 up to all cutting tasks a pocket-knife can be expected to do, great stuff :thumbsup:

Regards, Will
 
paulhilborn paulhilborn brrrrrrr! Several waves of artic blast are on the way. Coldest I have endured was Minot AFB ND ... when I felt the icicles forming in my nose from the moisture on the hairs, it was too cold. Feel sorry for ya, my old body hates the cold.

These are pretty nice, higher level of finish than other recent run wood GECs.

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K33ncutter said:
paulhilborn paulhilborn Back in 1990 I was in a meeting in Naperville, IL. There were a couple of guys there from ND. Being that I am a southerner I asked them what they considered too cold. The reply was that if the windchill was -60 degrees it was too cold. I can’t even imagine...
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Good heavens, that bone is gorgeous!!

If its produced by wind, anything colder than 0 is too cold! Wind just sucks the heat out of you, cuts into you and its 10x worse.

-65f ambient(not wind chill) isn't too bad (especially once you've seen wind chill in the -100s... )But then, I've seen -100f with no wind... That is cold no matter how you cut it.

Suposedly getting into the -40s to -50s here next week, as Im house sitting and away from the collection, I'll still have this one on me then.

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