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Yet another nice choice bob! here's one of my twin EDCs, if its not this one then the other in ebony accompanies me almost everyday. Cocobolo wood.

WelderBob wrote:My favorite carry is a back pocket sheath by D.M. Taylor.

Thats some beautiful Stag! Thanks for the sheath photo too, I like seeing different sheath options. Can you share how much it weighs?

Wood-Guy wrote:Yet another nice choice bob! here's one of my twin EDCs, if its not this one then the other in ebony accompanies me almost everyday. Cocobolo wood.

Beautiful knife! Could you please tell me how many grams your sheath weighs, and whether it is the small or large one?

And yes, my EDC is a GEC, or two

Not sure of the weight Jon, it isn't very heavy. Pretty nice after you work it in a bit with some leather conditioner. you can find it here, it's the standard size, not the large. The large is more suitable for something like a #36, or perhaps a #45. I use the large for my #36 in bloodwood.

http://www.knivesshipfree.com/sheaths/f ... -standard/

Wood-Guy wrote:Not sure of the weight

well, Im still waiting to find out
fwiw, the pocket slip I made myself weights 3 grams, the one GEC makes weighs 15 grams. I would bet yours weighs more than that, but I prefer facts to guesses.

some more pocket slip info here:
http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 86#p364386

WelderBob wrote:I've been giving Ben quite a work out lately camping out on the river, from peeling potato's to cleaning fish and he seem's to like it.

My favorite carry is a back pocket sheath by D.M. Taylor.

Nice one. Is that bone stag? Rehandle?

WelderBob wrote:I've been giving Ben quite a work out lately camping out on the river, from peeling potato's to cleaning fish and he seem's to like it.

My favorite carry is a back pocket sheath by D.M. Taylor.

Nice #65 there WelderBob....

IM

Thank's guy's, for some chore's the 65 is hard to beat. Jon I don't know the weight of the sheath but I'd guess the combo is around 3.5 to 4 oz.

Bass your dead on, I had it re-handled in amber bone stag.

Beautiful re handle bob! Looks good!

okbohn wrote:This one is in my current rotation. I almost always have a GEC at my side.

Nice, Derrick. The 62 is easily my favorite GEC pattern - possibly my favorite pattern period.



~ Edge

one of these is usually on me these days...........today the 76

33-conductor SFO
66-stockman
76-moose
AAPK RAM HORN
AAPK STAG
53-cuban stockman-employees knife

Very nice selection junebug. good to see some wood in your EDCs...

thanks
YEP the 3 on the left are my favorites
i wish the 76 (i just got this one) was the black ebony i love so much.....but the king wood aint too bad

the 66 is my GO TO KNIFE

66? Calf roper or buckaroo? 3-blade?

calf roper

Cool! my first carry is a buckaroo in cocobolo wood. I have many carries but I think since its the original I'm the most fond of it.

Very nice GEC EDC's being posted......nice line-up JB

Grabbed a second #46 in Bear Clawed Jig Bone to try as an EDC. May make one slight mod to it and order a sheath, then I intend to find out how useful the pattern really is.....will be sure to post results in a thread or two.

IM

Yep

#66 still, aging nicely.

Simple Man wrote:#66 still, aging nicely.

WOW....the grain on that on really POPS!....BEAUTIFUL!!

IM

Simple Man wrote:#66 still, aging nicely.

66 Ebony Jack 038 (Large).JPG

She's definately hard to beat.

That it is, thanks.

I have one just like her but she's in the collection... you can't find em anywhere these days! I've had it now for at least two years... Perfect size!

It is, I have two Stag #66 Jacks, one rough, one smooth. I had plans of carrying one of them, but can't get past the Ebony....

The #66 is close to perfect.

I agree! I have a buddy that carries a #66 mink skinner beaver tail jigged bubinga...
Quite possibly his favorite...

Carrying these 2 a lot.