WHAT ARE YOU CARRYIN RIGHT NOW? WHAT IS YOUR FAV EDC?

[ken98k]

At work today

Here's mine at work.

[1967redrider]

Thanks, GSP, David and Ivory.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Niiiiccce Spear and Wharncliffe IvoryMan, and photos!!

[Railsplitter]

These are older pictures but I’m carrying my Cold Steel Hold Out 3 today.

It might look like a weapon but it’s a fantastic knife for EDC chores. Great blade shape in S35VN steel, grippy G10 handles, thin and flat in the pocket, and the cut out for the thumb stud also serves as finger guard.

[DM11]

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

These are older pictures but I’m carrying my Cold Steel Hold Out 3 today.

It might look like a weapon but it’s a fantastic knife for EDC chores. Great blade shape in S35VN steel, grippy G10 handles, thin and flat in the pocket, and the cut out for the thumb stud also serves as finger guard.

on the CS Rick ... NICE!

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

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Greatttt pic David and perfect knives for it!

[toomanyknives]

Bunch of great EDC's from everyone. I miss a day and really get behind.
Figured I'd start Fall early with this one today.

[Jtx]

Everyone is posting some great photos and gear. Here is mine for today. My old Queen and a Spyderco Chaparral.

[treefarmer]

Bunch of great EDC's from everyone. I miss a day and really get behind.
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What pattern is your Queen?
Treefarmer

[toomanyknives]

Bunch of great EDC's from everyone. I miss a day and really get behind.
Figured I'd start Fall early with this one today.IMG_2754.JPG

What pattern is your Queen?
Treefarmer

Hey TF. The etch on the blade is gone, but it's a 4" Stockman. I'm pretty sure it's a #9.Hope you're well.

[rdnzl]

[Quick Steel]

Rick T. It is easy to see why your CS can be a very practical EDC.


I just got some internet service and may have only a few minutes before it goes off. Just want to say that you all are showing very fine choices for your EDCs

[Quick Steel]

When I had my car detailed recently, this Colonial Barlow was discovered somewhere deep within the interior. It had been missing for maybe two years.

The blade was heavily rusted and spotted. After cleaning it up as best I could I forced a patina on both blades.To my eyes it looks much better now and I am happy to carry it. The blades now carry an impressive edge.

[Madmarco]

These are older pictures but I’m carrying my Cold Steel Hold Out 3 today.

It might look like a weapon but it’s a fantastic knife for EDC chores. Great blade shape in S35VN steel, grippy G10 handles, thin and flat in the pocket, and the cut out for the thumb stud also serves as finger guard.

These are great knives, Rick, I've had the big 13" Hold-Out for awhile now, is yours that model or is it one of the shorter models from the series? I'm going to assume it's one of the shorter judging from your description, cuz my knife would not make a suitable EDC it's far too big, mind you, if it was carried in a side sheath it would make for a great saw or axe for small bush, but for small cutting duties and such, no.
Yours looks much more suited for things like that, as well as it riding well in your pocket.
I have a bunch of Cold Steel knives, I've been attracted to them ever since seeing their "Spike" dagger way back when, which BTW are hard to find these days, but if you do the prices are way to high.
Enjoy your knife, buddy!

P.S.- I really dig your lanyard bead too!

[Madmarco]

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Two more very nice knives from your wonderful collection, David, your good taste is commendable not to mention versatile. Really cool background you used also, yippy-kaay!
Nice work, sir!

[Railsplitter]

These are great knives, Rick, I've had the big 13" Hold-Out for awhile now, is yours that model or is it one of the shorter models from the series? I'm going to assume it's one of the shorter judging from your description, cuz my knife would not make a suitable EDC it's far too big, mind you, if it was carried in a side sheath it would make for a great saw or axe for small bush, but for small cutting duties and such, no.
Yours looks much more suited for things like that, as well as it riding well in your pocket.
I have a bunch of Cold Steel knives, I've been attracted to them ever since seeing their "Spike" dagger way back when, which BTW are hard to find these days, but if you do the prices are way to high.
Enjoy your knife, buddy!

P.S.- I really dig your lanyard bead too!

Mine is the model with the 3 inch blade. Pocket clip removed, of course.

That little Joker guy is actually a valve stem cover. I had one on each tire when I used to own a motorcycle. Took a few things off of the bike before I sold it and those were among them. Before I retired, there was a hole in the wall behind my desk that was just the right size to push that little Joker into. I found my boss staring at it one day so I watched him. He finally said, “what the heck is that”? I told him I put it there hoping to get that exact reaction from someone.

[Madmarco]

Ahh, ha, ha! Good stuff, Rick, boss's are soooo easy!

[Madmarco]

Bunch of great EDC's from everyone. I miss a day and really get behind.
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That's a fine looking knife, Kerry, the pumpkin not so much! What did you do, search the entire patch for the most deformed beat-up one you could find? lol!
A cool post nonetheless, buddy!

[1967redrider]

Just one of my dad's OTs today. This one was lost in the haymound for about a year.

[Madmarco]

When I had my car detailed recently, this Colonial Barlow was discovered somewhere deep within the interior. It had been missing for maybe two years.

The blade was heavily rusted and spotted. After cleaning it up as best I could I forced a patina on both blades.To my eyes it looks much better now and I am happy to carry it. The blades now carry an impressive edge.


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One good looking Barlow, Garry, what a treat that it was rediscovered after all that time, makes me want to go check under the seats of the car then over to the sofa to check there too.
Perhaps you should buy a lottery ticket with your luck running so high.

[Madmarco]

Just one of my dad's OTs today. This one was lost in the haymound for about a year.

Great looking HOK, John, another stroke of luck finding that one, just like a needle in a hay stack/mound.

[doglegg]

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Love those bee knives!

[doglegg]

When I had my car detailed recently, this Colonial Barlow was discovered somewhere deep within the interior. It had been missing for maybe two years.

The blade was heavily rusted and spotted. After cleaning it up as best I could I forced a patina on both blades.To my eyes it looks much better now and I am happy to carry it. The blades now carry an impressive edge.


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Like running into an old friend.

[doglegg]

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