SOG Twitch II ....at the moment.

I've been carrying an older Boker USA stockman. It's not pretty, but a darn good working knife. Takes and keeps a good edge!

Currently I carry a R. Klass, Solingen, Rostfrei; Kissing Cranes # 361. Stag. It's a dream to carry and doesn't feel like a rock in my pocket!

Nothing seems to be able to keep:

out of my RFP for very long.

Earlier today had that and an Ulster USA Scout/Camper I got from Philco.

just started carrying this bad boy

My new EDC as of today.

Lately I have been carrying a SOG twitch II clipped in my right front pocket. I like the one hand convenience and the size. Seems to hold an edge pretty well. It was relatively inexpensive and easily replaceable so I dont mind abusing it.

I also carry a slipjoint in my left front pocket. The current rotation includes a Schrade 44OT (neat little Wharncliffe blade), Case Swayback Jack (CV), Queen Half Congress (really like that D2 steel) a 25 year old SAK (who need a serrated blade when you can carry a saw) and a 1970 Case 6347 stockman (classic). This rotation is always changing.

If I am spending the day outdoors I have a small Landi PSK fixed blade with a kydex sheath I sometimes carry in my back pocket. On the belt, either an old Buck 112 "2 dot" I have had since my Navy days or a 1970 "ten dot" Case 6265 folding hunter that I found in a Wal-Mart parking lot.

Wullie - is that the Case jack that had the eaten-up yellow handles?

Lookin' NICE!

Agree Wullie! That thing is out of this world COOL!!!

Well I carry a survival knife...

Survival knives also known as bush craft knives are knives which are made for survival purposes when lost in an unsafe environment. It is required for one’s safety. It is interesting to know that its origin dates back to ages. Military units generally issue some type of survival knife to pilots in the event they land up in an unsafe environment. Hunters, hikers, and outdoor sport enthusiasts use survival knives. Some survival knives are heavy-bladed and thick; others are lightweight or fold in order to save weight and bulk as part of a larger survival kit. Their functions often include serving as a hunting knife.

This has been my favorite for a while now, it's slim, feels good in the front pocket and has good blade size. I don't know much about the blade steel but it sharpens up real nice. I usually rotate knives often but this one has stayed with me since it came out.

Yes Sir! My Buddy TBARK44 fixed er right up.

Thanks!

That is one fine looking makeover. Great looking knife.

This babe hasn't left my side for about a year and a half now, i wear it to work and abuse it all day, come home and wear it around town on the weekend, and usually have it tucked into my pajama pants.....

The Magic assist has gotten weak with all the dirt, sand, washing machine rides and everything else, so it's in the process of being replaced by the new swmp4L...which is coming in the mail tomorrow....pretty excited! I don't think i can wait until after work to get it....might have to call in sick, ha!


NEW photo.




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