All About Pocket Knives

This 48 has been with me for a little while now
She has a very strong open and close and great half stop.

Nice one Gino! I would defiantly carry a 48 single blade.
I can relate to the strong open/close, my 55 is the same way, I hope it loosens up a little over time.
I'm not looking forward to getting caught on the tip of the wharnie, the factory made this one razor sharp!

gino wrote:This 48 has been with me for a little while now
She has a very strong open and close and great half stop.

… hey Gino, does your Outlaw Jack know about this … ?!

I changed EDC's again, but this one is the perfect size for my big hands and its a lock blade which is really important to me, you cant even feel it in your front pocket for it 4 3/8" size. I really dig it

GEC 48 SE Motley bone and 1095 blade

GEC 48 SE Motley bone and 1095 blade [/quote]


48 ????????? SAY WHAT ?????????? _________you better look at them ""numbers""" again

Whatever the number, that's a nice looking knife!

~ Edge

I meant 64 , I replaced my 48 with this 64 as my EDC ::oops::

Nice Gino! interesting looking bone.

After 5+ weeks of pocket carry and little daily tasks... By far my favorite EDC - the #55 Northfield with single spear point blade

Another view...

Out of the 2 GEC knives I have I do carry one from time to time and it is a good knife.

Aging nicely, better looking now than the first time I saw it! Matter of taste I suppose.

I alternate weekly the JBF's and one of the Tidioutes.

Got this one in today... #65 Ben hogan spear blade in ebony.

I picked this one up a couple of days ago, you just can't beat the price in how much knife you get for the price... it should be here today or tomorrow? Anyways until then I borrowed these pics, had to have a beaver for the EDC. #12 toothpick in jigged Brazilian cherry wood.

Nice 'pick, Ryan. I think you must have scored the last unserialized one out there. Those beaver shields kind of grew on me over time, as I wasn't enamoured with 'em at first. I now think it's of the coolest shields GEC makes.

My most favorite of the series is the jigged wenge wood 53 Furtaker Trapper. I'd actually like to see them use more wenge wood.

I agree with you on both of those... Last one out there and more wenge wood... I know where there is one of those as well... not that I don't have one of course.
Yeah... The beavertail series is sweet! cool shield and jigged wood. What's not to like!

Some updated pics on the #12 toothpick in jigged Brazilian cherry wood.

Wood-Guy wrote:Some updated pics on the #12 toothpick in jigged Brazilian cherry wood.

Beautiful wood!
Nice leather pouch too, where did it come from?:-)

my edc

Got this one in today... #56 weaver jack in ebony wood. good run of ebony on these.

Nice Ryan !!! ____ Do you prefer the "" coal black-black ebony"" or the ebony with the brownish streaks running through the grain ??? I don't have a preference for Ebony,but on the Cocobolo,I want ""lots & lots of grainy streaks ""

I think with the streaks... It's ok to have some of the coal black, if you look at the Cody jack pics I have up that ebony is jet blaaaack! I think I have some other ones dark as well...

jon_slider wrote:

Wood-Guy wrote:Some updated pics on the #12 toothpick in jigged Brazilian cherry wood.

Beautiful wood!
Nice leather pouch too, where did it come from?:-)

my edc

Thanks Jon, the sleeve is one of the GEC small sleeves that I conditioned with mink oil.
It's actually for another carry I have but was using it temporarily.

I did some custom work to my #36 in bloodwood today & thought I'd share.
I buffed/polished the blade front, back & spine, bolsters, end caps, back of the spring.
Also I buffed out the tidioute acid etch on the front side of the blade.
It's been raining here and a lot of cloud cover hopefully you can see the results.
I am pleased with the results... I think I will do this to all my EDCs. Lemme know what ya think? oh and I polished/buffed the hotdog shield.