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stevekolt said:
Well, here's my start into the twisted world of the mighty legume. This years Collectors Club, and a Bare Head stag, and the sides are pretty thick. Heading out in a minute to get a Yellar CV nut...


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Wow that is some fat stag! Nice one :thumbsup:
 
I don't believe they are producing them currently...but they are available on the secondary. It is basically a Peanut with a big spey blade secondary instead of pen blade.
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I discovered another interesting variation...called the Scout....
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stevekolt said:
I will have to have one in hand. I don't know if smaller than a Peanut is an option for me...
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I know what you mean. The peanut is 2.88", and I feel like the 6333 small stockman at 2.63" is too small. BUT... I like the tiny trapper, which is only 2.38", probably because of the handle shape. (Mine is stag, which means it's fatter, too.) Here's a picture of the TT and the peanut (and the mini copperhead, all stag).

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Ace Rimmer said:
I know what you mean. The peanut is 2.88", and I feel like the 6333 small stockman at 2.63" is too small. BUT... I like the tiny trapper, which is only 2.38", probably because of the handle shape. (Mine is stag, which means it's fatter, too.) Here's a picture of the TT and the peanut (and the mini copperhead, all stag).

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NICE.:cool:
 
Ace Rimmer said:
I know what you mean. The peanut is 2.88", and I feel like the 6333 small stockman at 2.63" is too small. BUT... I like the tiny trapper, which is only 2.38", probably because of the handle shape. (Mine is stag, which means it's fatter, too.) Here's a picture of the TT and the peanut (and the mini copperhead, all stag).

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Nice picture! Next time I'm at the local knife depot, I'll have to get one in hand.
 
Our oldest grandchild graduated from HS yesterday. Decided to start a new family tradition. In addition to their main gift, the grandkids will get a new Case Peanut. Identical ones for the kids and grandpa. Gabes favorite color is blue, so here is the pair of Peanuts in Caribbean Blue...
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stevekolt said:
Our oldest grandchild graduated from HS yesterday. Decided to start a new family tradition. In addition to their main gift, the grandkids will get a new Case Peanut. Identical ones for the kids and grandpa. Gabes favorite color is blue, so here is the pair of Peanuts in Caribbean Blue...
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:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

Outstanding tradition!!!

Good looking nuts too.
 
stevekolt said:
Well, here's my start into the twisted world of the mighty legume. This years Collectors Club, and a Bare Head stag, and the sides are pretty thick. Heading out in a minute to get a Yellar CV nut...
Just a suggestion, have a look at the Rough Rider jigged bone peanut-$6.99. I have one, and really like it. Might be a budget way to add to your collection. Just a thought.

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jackknife said:
That 'nut is looking better and better with time, Mike!
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Those burgers look very good as well. I've got bratwurst on the grill out back here in Texas. :)
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Thanks. The little legume has been a joy to carry and it has been going solo with me for quite awhile. I did burgers brats and boudin here in Oklahoma. Yum!
I hope you enjoy those brats. I know i sure do.
 
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