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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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powernoodle
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Cold Steel Mini Recon 1.
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woodysone
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That sure is pretty.
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That's a good looking puppy! Tomatoes are coming along nice too.
The warm weather is finally here and the tomatoes are loving it
By this afternoon it's going to be to hot to play outside so a little cool off before it happens
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what BM is that?
reminds me of my Spyderco Centofante
Lee D
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Boguszewski Spike
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I think I gained 5 pounds just looking at that photo! They do look yummy!
woodysone
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Thanks, adopted her up from an animal rescue in a small farm community 80 miles out of town last March just as the world shut down. My dog of 14 years passed in February, needed a distraction being home 24/7. Took some time to earn her trust but now she’s my shadow.
ktataragasi
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Carrying these two for the week. Really enjoying the Sage so far.
I wish case would put the sycamore or micarta scales on a CV copperlock, it would be perfect.
ChazzyP
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I'd figured on pocketing the Swiss Border Guard forTitanium Tuesday as it hadn't gotten any recent pocket time but after getting a few likes for older posts in
Dadpool
's excellent Ti/Ti thread and catching up over there, I ended up digging out a couple file pics of my MILK to post there and that ended up as today's carry. I did manage a couple fresh shots over in the side yard later this afternoon....
Dadpool
's excellent Ti/Ti thread and catching up over there, I ended up digging out a couple file pics of my MILK to post there and that ended up as today's carry. I did manage a couple fresh shots over in the side yard later this afternoon....
GB940Rookie
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Second hip replacement surgery. Should recover quicker than the one in March. The 940-1 always makes it better
Not the best pic, but the wifey did the best she could.
Not the best pic, but the wifey did the best she could.
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Dadpool
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Wishing you a very speedy recovery indeed! I always enjoy your contributions here, and you've picked a fine knife for your hospital stay.Second hip replacement surgery. Should recover quicker than the one in March. The 940-1 always makes it better
Not the best pic, but the wifey did the best she could.
Not sure I’ll ever find myself thinking “Thank god my knife scales have tritium inlays in them, otherwise…..I’d have been effin’ screwed!”
But who knows, right? Better to have and not need than need….
Anyway, it might be a bit “gimmicky” for a lot of folks, but so far I’m really happy with this one. Flips open with authority, fit and finish are respectable and it’s apparently made in the brand’s Detroit, MI facilities. For their first foray into knife making, I’d say they did pretty well with this little knife.
The one thing I’d like to see improved upon is the clip. It functions absolutely fine, I just think it could’ve been designed to compliment the knife’s angular, clean-line aesthetics a bit better.
But who knows, right? Better to have and not need than need….
Anyway, it might be a bit “gimmicky” for a lot of folks, but so far I’m really happy with this one. Flips open with authority, fit and finish are respectable and it’s apparently made in the brand’s Detroit, MI facilities. For their first foray into knife making, I’d say they did pretty well with this little knife.
The one thing I’d like to see improved upon is the clip. It functions absolutely fine, I just think it could’ve been designed to compliment the knife’s angular, clean-line aesthetics a bit better.