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Thank you ! I am still taken with this knife. Just sharpened her up and oiled the briar...olive of courseThose brass bolsters go very well with the briar.
Thank you ! I am still taken with this knife. Just sharpened her up and oiled the briar...olive of courseThose brass bolsters go very well with the briar.
Put some olive oil on my olive wood too. Some of the Laguioles are a little pricey, but I am thinking of adding one nice one a year to my collection. Been carrying it a lot lately.Thank you ! I am still taken with this knife. Just sharpened her up and oiled the briar...olive of course
I have been packing up gear for a few days in deer camp this week (leave tomorrow morning) and am still deciding on cutlery. As of this posting, it will be a Cutco Drop Point Hunter, a Kershaw Diskin Hunter, and a Greber Gutting Hook for deer duty, and a Case Texas Jack for cigar cutting and guarding my drink.
- Stuart
Perfect...the Bee Shaman approves ! Great idea...I want a locking one or two...lolPut some olive oil on my olive wood too. Some of the Laguioles are a little pricey, but I am thinking of adding one nice one a year to my collection. Been carrying it a lot lately.
Thank you kindly Jack!!! Not only do you always have a great knife selection, you also have very cool props for them; love the old copy of The Scout!Many thanks JJ, that's a fine old pair of Scouts
Morning folks, hope everyone has had a good weekend Alfred Blackwell Lambsfoot and a Camillus BSA Whittler for me today
Quite a wonderful stag covered lamb Harvey; looks like I can reach out and touch it!1-XL Lamb Foot
Unfinished business: I usually rotate my knives on Monday morning, but this morning I had to rush off to an annual physical exam at the doctor's office. So I'm still carrying my knives from last week, and I haven't yet posted my "free choice" knives from that group. Here they are.
Case Tru Sharp Tribal Lock in harvest orange jigged bone:
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Rough Rider gunstock jack (thanks, Barrett):
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- GT
Stropped and ready for those pesky fingernails!
Thank you, fellas, and my apologies for the late acknowledgement. GT, the Moore Maker has three springs. However, it is the same width as a Case Sowbelly with 2 springs due to it not having any liners. Overall, a very comfortable knife to handle since it doesn't have that large sheepfoot to contend with.
I spent the better part of last week at an outdoor "wilderness" knife gathering. We engaged in much merriment, the practice of different outdoor related knife skills, and plenty of trading. I still have most of my collection packed up but this 78 was left at home due to it being on my nightstand and forgotten. Therefore, I got to carry it again today. Shown with a new fixed blade acquisition.
Thank you kindly Jack!!! Not only do you always have a great knife selection, you also have very cool props for them; love the old copy of The Scout!
Quite a wonderful stag covered lamb Harvey; looks like I can reach out and touch it!
Look out... GT has a BIG knife!Case Tru Sharp Tribal Lock in harvest orange jigged bone:
I like it.