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

[C-WADE7]

Fight’n Rooster whittler, and putting it to work on a paint stick.

[DM11]

David really nice knife!

Harold

Thanks buddy

Here's and old Tidioute I like to carry from time to time. 3 3/8" closed.

Verah nice

[DM11]

[FRJ]

Thank you, David.

Your knives are always standouts.

[stockman]

Here's and old Tidioute I like to carry from time to time. 3 3/8" closed.

I would think so. The real thing!

[FRJ]

I would think so. The real thing!

Yes sir, it is.
Rock solid too.

Thank you, Harold.

[garddogg56]

C-Wade that fight n rooster is beautiful
Featured a Camillus at work today

[ken98k]

Copperhead today.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

One of my faves here. When I was of school age, this was the knife of choice among the local, wanna be hoodlums. Back then, the black coated “Kat knife” was standard equipment, with black jump boots, and an M65 field jacket with “Led Zeppelin” scrawled across the back, in black magic marker…. Lol, ‘late ‘70s high school “burnouts.” (I wonder what happened to some of those kids—playing at being tough guys and all…)
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I found this one in a very cool army green. And it’s not a “hoodlum’s knife,” but a very slim, easy to carry blade that keeps an outstanding edge, and is virtually indestructible. And in an unusual color, too!
Carbon steel blade of course… though the stainless version is also great.

Luke, I remember those days ... fun, but glad they are behind. "The Book" in leather bound and a nice knife like that , make for a better life.

Someone from my generation… Who remembers it.
Recent life circumstances have led me to the occasional old memory, not dwelling—just reminiscing.
And you are right, that “Book,” has done me a lot of good, and adding the Psalter, daily if I can, has also been a valuable spiritual weapon.
Life is much better with good blades, and daily prayer.
Cheers, my brother, and thanks for chiming in. I’m meeting a lot of fine folks here.

Luke ... "Reminiscing" reminded me of the Little River Band song titled such. Didn't listen to a lot of soft rock back then, but some songs stood out, and I liked 'em. Anyway, back to EDCs ... got this used but not abused 500 at the flea market last weekend. Gonna be in pocket for quite a while. Great carrying cutlery all!

[garddogg56]

CCC the 500 is a great knife

[1967redrider]

Totin' a Limited Edition today, I was really happy to find this one.

[Good Old Luke]

Yesterday was “New Knife Day!”
So the new acquisition will ride in my front pocket—probably for the rest of the week—this little thing is a beaut! Fit and finish, 9/10. Wants to jump out of your hand when it fires. And that piece of horn is swirled so nice.

Pics don’t do it justice…

[Good Old Luke]

Luke, I remember those days ... fun, but glad they are behind. "The Book" in leather bound and a nice knife like that , make for a better life.

Someone from my generation… Who remembers it.
Recent life circumstances have led me to the occasional old memory, not dwelling—just reminiscing.
And you are right, that “Book,” has done me a lot of good, and adding the Psalter, daily if I can, has also been a valuable spiritual weapon.
Life is much better with good blades, and daily prayer.
Cheers, my brother, and thanks for chiming in. I’m meeting a lot of fine folks here.

Luke ... "Reminiscing" reminded me of the Little River Band song titled such. Didn't listen to a lot of soft rock back then, but some songs stood out, and I liked 'em. Anyway, back to EDCs ... got this used but not abused 500 at the flea market last weekend. Gonna be in pocket for quite a while. Great carrying cutlery all!

Sweet Buck! The old patterns are the best patterns.
And my brother went to see the LRB in Pgh. A few years back, but not too too long ago—he said they were fantastic-great live show.

[ThatWeirdKnifeGuy]

This is a Camillus Sword brand I found at an antique store this weekend. 4 line stamp on the pile side. Going for a ride today.

[doglegg]

Yesterday was “New Knife Day!”
So the new acquisition will ride in my front pocket—probably for the rest of the week—this little thing is a beaut! Fit and finish, 9/10. Wants to jump out of your hand when it fires. And that piece of horn is swirled so nice.IMG_0701.jpegIMG_0698.jpeg
Pics don’t do it justice…

I think Good Old Luke is Happy Old Luke with that beauty.

[doglegg]

This is a Camillus Sword brand I found at an antique store this weekend. 4 line stamp on the pile side. Going for a ride today.

Always a thrill to get an old 4 liner.

[edgy46]

Yesterday was “New Knife Day!”
So the new acquisition will ride in my front pocket—
Great knife

[Railsplitter]

Cold Steel Mini Recon 1 at the gym today.

[Knives-of-france]

Navette “Venus” by Coursolle

[DM11]

Luke ... "Reminiscing" reminded me of the Little River Band song titled such. Didn't listen to a lot of soft rock back then, but some songs stood out, and I liked 'em. Anyway, back to EDCs ... got this used but not abused 500 at the flea market last weekend. Gonna be in pocket for quite a while. Great carrying cutlery all!

Nice Buck

[DM11]

C Johnson Barlow and a Venture Lamb

[doglegg]

C Johnson Barlow and a Venture Lamb

[woodwalker]

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Cool knife!!

[woodwalker]

C Johnson Barlow and a Venture Lamb

Very nice David!!

[Good Old Luke]

Yesterday was “New Knife Day!”

I think Good Old Luke is Happy Old Luke with that beauty.

Indeed he is. My first Lever Lock. Ever. And I’m hard pushing 60 years on this rock.
Spring autos were verboten in my Commonwealth until ‘23. So we couldn’t have one.
Now, they’re legal, and my current circumstances require me to go one handed. And it turns out, the switchblade jones is just as powerful my other blade obsessions. Go figure, right?
And because of the frightful economy, and not being able to work, I had to “save up” for this one, (as if I were 15 again, stashing half my caddying tips, to grab a Buck 110 before the rut!)
So I saved a bit at a time, watching the item daily on the site, hoping no one grabbed them all before I could pony up.
(All the stag scaled models got snapped up while I saved Fortunately, I snagged the dark horn before they went OOS.)
And now, it’s snug as a bug in the watch-pocket of my Wranglers, and I’ve had three occasions to use it already, not to mention that I take it out, and snap it a time or two once in a while—just for kicks.
I LOVE “New Knife Day.”