pistonsandgears
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Giving the Churchill a break today
What "Traditional Knife" are ya totin' today?
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Gorgeous, Buzz!The decision didn’t take nearly as long as I’d expected. After approximately 7.38 seconds of pondering this morning, the red sawcut fell right into my front pocket.
tmd_87
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I think you made a good choice!The decision didn’t take nearly as long as I’d expected. After approximately 7.38 seconds of pondering this morning, the red sawcut fell right into my front pocket.
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Thanks Dean, he sure isLovely #14 there
I had these with me on my hike yesterday - no wonder I felt tired when I got home!
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These two today
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Have a great Sunday folks
Thanks, Jack. You had some great knives with you on your hike!
I'm off into Milam County to pick blackberries, I hope. Just a stop on my delivery drive . Have a great day everyone !! The Continental will be in my pocket. I hope to get pictures of it in the wild
Have a sweet time, Gev! Your Continental is classic beauty.
I've been carrying some of my Case knives lately and came across this one in the Case drawer.
New River Knife Works
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Boker large stockman to church this morning.
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Per your request in the barlow thread, pulled out my Kimber compact stainless series I with patina / mods by yours truly. Bought new, disassembled down to last part, mirror finished, slicked and tricked, it's a tack driver and fun to shoot. Carried in Milt Sparks leather but honestly is heavy and I shoot 9mm better than 45 ACP nowadays.Case XX is the most valuable knife I own, my Dad's.
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My favorite of all the Case/Bose collabs that I've owned. I think I'll pit mine in my pocket right now!
Mine is a Boker Copperhead with a bent tip on the clip and scratched up like it had been dragged behind a car. My Dad used his tools and maybe abused them a little.
Pt-Luso
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Revered red pocket knife!
Many thanks, also for the translation!!!
Pt-Luso
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A very useful Portuguese knife...
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My dad broke the pile side scale off (using it as a hammer I'm sure) and Case correctly didn't cover it under warranty so he wrote his name on it and filled it in with epoxy. Gives it character.
mitch4ging
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This old I*XL today, as I'm not leaving the house!
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Mom's coming to visit next week, so I've got lots to do around the house today.
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I have a similar situation. My wife got treated to 4 days in Cancun courtesy of a major supplier, and returns this afternoon.
Missed her mucho, but now I’m remembering some life lesson. Something about keeping the house clean, or some such tomfoolery.
I like that Schrade!
mitch4ging
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Yes, great character with that one! What a great family heirloom to pass on!My dad broke the pile side scale off (using it as a hammer I'm sure) and Case correctly didn't cover it under warranty so he wrote his name on it and filled it in with epoxy. Gives it character.
