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Following on the heels of JReed's recent "Show us what ya got..." posts, let's see what you all carry for pocket knives...

I always wear a Buck Tool on my belt (and have 4 extra and some spare parts in the cellar -- as I just never adapted to a Leatherman...) but I just got this custom little beauty at a blackpowder gun show yesterday...
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I've always wanted to get a nice burl-handled blade, or maybe even a Damascus blade, but I really didn't expect to get both at the same time. This custom knife also has Damascus metal for the bolsters. Pretty neat, as least I think so. I had looked at it early in the show, but the father away I got from it, the louder it was calling me from way across the hall... (What does she think she is... A levergun or something???)

I added the quarter in the pix for scale -- and the "boots" were added for Ysabel Kid of course!

So... What'cha carrying in your pocket???

Later we can do a post on belt or sheath knives if you want...

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I've got a few... I carry a Leatherman Juice K2 and a Spyderco Stainless Delica every day.
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A 4 1/4" EYE BRAND STOCKMAN IN MY RIGHT FRONT POCKET AND A LEATHERMAN WAVE ON MY RIGHT SIDE BELT BEHIND MY FRONT JEANS POCKET.
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I put one together from a parts kit from Darrel Ralph.
Titanium liners, AUS 7 blade, cocobolo scales I sanded and polished but left au-natural, my own filework on the spine.

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milled the scales to thickness

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drum sanded the spine and scales to shape

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scales mounted after the filework is done

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finished, and a little belt sheath for it.

Keeps a heluva edge and has a stout, solid, yet butter-smooth action that really "walks and talks" SO nice.
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adirondakjack wrote:I put one together from a parts kit from Darrel Ralph.
Titanium liners, AUS 7 blade, cocobolo scales I sanded and polished but left au-natural, my own filework on the spine.

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milled the scales to thickness

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drum sanded the spine and scales to shape

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scales mounted after the filework is done

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finished, and a little belt sheath for it.

Keeps a heluva edge and has a stout, solid, yet butter-smooth action that really "walks and talks" SO nice.
Stunning!!! 8) 8) 8)
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This is what is in my pocket right now.

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A knife like this (Spyderco Delica4 FRN Combo Edge) is in my left front pocket right now.
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I also cary a Leatherman Juice C2 in a belt pouch on my belt behind my right front pocket.
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I've been carrying this one for a couple or threee years.
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3-1/2" blade and seems to hold an edge pretty well.

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here's my bird and trout collection in my display curio (I take these out and use them)
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The folders are a serialized Moore Maker 3-spring whittler, and mint Simmons Hardware Hornet and Shapleigh's Hardware.
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I wanna know how you get that case with all the knives in your pocket!!! :o
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I carry a leatherman Wave on the belt and this one in the front right pocket:

Mini Rukus auto with combo blade:

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Modoc ED wrote:I wanna know how you get that case with all the knives in your pocket!!! :o
:lol:
I take them one at a time and leave the curio at home.
Besides, it has my fishing reels (I guess I may take them out 2-at-a-time
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Awesome collection Bulldog.
I have a few different ones I carry. Here is what I carried today.
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bulldog1935 wrote:
Modoc ED wrote:I wanna know how you get that case with all the knives in your pocket!!! :o
:lol:
I take them one at a time and leave the curio at home.
Besides, it has my fishing reels (I guess I may take them out 2-at-a-time
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very nice display.

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Bulldog, you store your sheaths upright, but upside down, any reason for this?
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no, just a place to prop them up - no other reason at all.
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Nice knives Fred.

Let's see some more knives guys.
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This one exclusively:
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Kershaw Ken Onion Blackout.

Probably the most comfortable and easy handling knife I've ever had.
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typical 9 piece swiss army knife for me!
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Fred, you must have big pockets!
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Original Leatherman tool ( a lot of the later ones strike me as to big and bulky) and Smith and Wesson 's.w.a.t. first milennium run' OR if hunting, a synthetic handled puma folding knife.

Lately I have been carrying a little Buffalo River folder that is of surprisingly good quality given its price point.
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rjohns94 wrote:I carry a leatherman Wave on the belt and this one in the front right pocket:

Mini Rukus auto with combo blade:

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I think the Axis lock mechanism is the best.

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Couldnt resist...just a random photo I stumbled upon. No its not me :lol:
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I was down at my local sporting goods store yesterday. He has a really nice, large, selection of knives and he had a really nice Kershaw in the display cabinet.

I had some NIB Case knives and took 5 of them down today to see if he'd swap straight across. He said yeah so I came home with this knive.

Kershaw Nakamura Model 1480; Clad VG-10 stainless steel center core with 420J2 outer layer blade and very sharp right out of the box. Yowza!!!! Very fancy. The scales (handles) are Quince Wood.
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It has really nice work on the bolster showing the copper layering in the bolster. The knife has a clip but at only 3 7/8" closed with a 2 7/8" blade it will make a just right sized pocket knife so I think I'll take the clip off and carry it in my right front pocket as the left front pocket is occupied with the Spyderco Delica I posted a picture of earlier in the thread.
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Well not a "pocket" knife, but this one is my current favorite. In the fancy class.

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i like a leatherman side clip for walleye and steelhead fishing in the creeks. remington bird knife with a blade, gutthook, and choketube wrencth for birds,turkey. leatherman; with a bone saw and guthook blade for biggame. work knife is a Klein hook knife.
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Aussie Chris wrote:Couldnt resist...just a random photo I stumbled upon. No its not me :lol:
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Better late than never (which is pretty much the story of my life these days)...

This is the lockblade folder I carry all the time except when I have to fly.

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Here is the Swiss Army Knife I carried for decades, from my youth, and I still carry at Boy Scout activities.

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And these are just "back-up" pocket knives for everyday use!

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I'll add a few - I like this thread. :mrgreen:

Benchmade
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Shapleigh's and Schatt (Queen)
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Moki bird & trout
this is the first one I pick up when there is work to do - the most natural-feeling little knife I've ever handled
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thanks for posting photos, guys - nice knives.
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My Buck/Cabela's Personal Butcher Shop:

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Carry it with me everywhere I go. Nice and hard S30V steel keeps an edge for a LONG time.
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adirondakjack wrote: Image
drum sanded the spine and scales to shape.
That's a NEAT idea! Is that drum sander available specifically for a drill press or did you make it?
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Aussie Chris wrote:Couldnt resist...just a random photo I stumbled upon. No its not me :lol:
I picked this up a few years ago on ebay:
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This is the knife I carry daily. I made it last year to replace my old one I sold. Use it for feild dressing most of my deer also. Its an old mediterainean style.
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cnjarvis and I have the same taste in knives - mine is a standard Kershaw Ken Onion 1560:

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hondo1892 wrote:This is the knife I carry daily. I made it last year to replace my old one I sold. Use it for feild dressing most of my deer also. Its an old mediterainean style.
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Very nice knife. You say you made it. Was it from a kit or did you make it from scratch. Regardless, it is very handsome.
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Modoc I made it from scratch. I don't make them very often, usually one a year. They are time consuming to get everything just right.
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This one is a handy little knife ... nothing fancy like some of the ones posted but it works. It's by Microtech ...

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Just an old "Old Timer".............. :roll:

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awp101 wrote:
adirondakjack wrote: Image
drum sanded the spine and scales to shape.
That's a NEAT idea! Is that drum sander available specifically for a drill press or did you make it?
Just part of a cheap set of sanding drums. Harbor freights sells a better set, up to 4", but when I looked, they were out ef em....
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Grizzly Adams wrote:Just an old "Old Timer".............. :roll:

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Nothing wrong with that at all. I have several knives of that type -- slip joint. I love the Trapper, Stockman, and other style knives.

Very nice knife.
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Hmmm, there's a HF on my way home... :mrgreen:

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I've never gotten a picture of it but this is clipped to my pocket unless I'm in a place (or outfit) that won't allow it. In those other times, it's still close at hand:

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It's the "Hi-Tech Folder" kit from Jantz supply with the belt/pocket clip installed.
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Modoc ED wrote:
Grizzly Adams wrote:Just an old "Old Timer".............. :roll:

Nothing wrong with that at all. I have several knives of that type -- slip-joint. I love the Trapper, Stockman, and other style knives.

Very nice knife.
Like I said; there is nothing wrong with those slip-joint (non-locking) Trapper, Stockman, Whittler, knives at all.

Here is a picture of my large 4 1/8" Case Trapper that I carry on a regular basis.
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There is just something about the "old school" knives.

awp101 - That's a nice kit-knife.
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Here's another "old school" pocket knife I picked up many years ago. Don't carry it much, as I am afraid I might lose it. Marked on the master blade as "Henry Sears and Sons 1865."

Nicely made old devil and wicked sharp!

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Case Slimline Trapper and a Boker

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A Camillus collection.

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This one is from 1936 and was used to carve primitive decoys for Delaware River duck hunting by Steve Buzash. It was a gift to me from him. Made by a company called Pocketeze.

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Old Savage wrote:This one is from 1936 and was used to carve primitive decoys for Delaware River duck hunting by Steve Buzash. It was a gift to me from him. Made by a company called Pocketeze.

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I always have at least two pocket knives with me unless I am flying.
I have the Spyderco that is on the top left clipped to my pants pocket.
I carry one of the others below it in my pocket.
The bottom left one is a neat little Gerber money clip.
The one in the middle at the bottom is my late fathers' "penknife" he was never without it.
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