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Full sized Case Trapper, yellow handle, carbon steel blade. The same knife my Daddy, Uncles, and Grandfather carried when I was a kid. I can sharpen and leather strop the blade so I can shave with it. The best pocket knife ever made in my book. Can't be improved on. (Well, maybe if it came in a lock blade version............)
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66GTO wrote:Image

Full sized Case Trapper, yellow handle, carbon steel blade. The same knife my Daddy, Uncles, and Grandfather carried when I was a kid. I can sharpen and leather strop the blade so I can shave with it. The best pocket knife ever made in my book. Can't be improved on. (Well, maybe if it came in a lock blade version............)
I have an old one of those somewhere... found it in the street in WY about 30 years ago. Needs new scales...
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Spyderco. Have had a number of them over the years, opening with the hole is second nature, I never could get used to a stud. Latest is an Adventura, favorite is an old Horn that they don't make anymore.
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Everyday carry pocket knife is a little Case lock blade. I forget the model, and a Leatherman standard model on my belt daily and a little Leatherman Micro in the pocket too. I'd be lost without 'em.
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This Spiderco Police model has been my constant companion for the last 17 years.

I have a LOT of knives, but 99% of the time I have this on me, even if I'm carrying others.
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Cas, there's something about the Police model. It just seems to fit the hand. It's got a fairly long and stout blade, yet carries easy in a jeans pocket. Spyderco hit a homerun with that one. Their plastic handled ones just don't have the same feel.
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case trapper... best pocket knives made imho
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Hatchett - what is the second blade for - never got it.
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bogus,
You ever tried Houge grips?
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Old Savage wrote:Hatchett - what is the second blade for - never got it.
I think it's called a spey blade, might've spelled that wrong, but around these parts they're known to be used to make li'l bulls into steers.

I usually carry 2 knives, a yellow handled Case Trapper or an old Ulster along with a Syderco Native or a Benchmade AFCK.
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Ah,
another Native user, thought I was the only one.
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mescalero1 wrote:Ah,
another Native user, thought I was the only one.
I'm a bit of a knife junkie, but the Native is a favorite. For a relatively inexpensive knife, it's held up to a lot of abuse over the last 10 years.

I think I'd really like a fixed blade made with the same profile.
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Brilliant design, isn't it?
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Dunno that I'd go so far as brilliant, but the ergonomics are excellent, and I like a drop point with a bit of belly. I did have to rework the edge bevels, but that's probably more personal preference than anything else.
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What is etched on the blade of yours?
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GOLDEN, COLORADO
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I don't know why, but that's always cracked me up. Easily amused I guess.
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Mine says the same thing,
I too, always thought it was odd.
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nobearsyet wrote:My favorite is a 4" single blade folder me and my dad built out of a piece of Ford bumper, but my everyday carry knives are a Benchmade Nitrous Stryker, Buck little 2 blade trapper pattern knife, and a... hope noone here ever learns what number 3 is
most of these fellas talk about one knife, perhaps because a favorite was asked for.
i too carry multiple cutting tools most always.
kershaw makes a nice working knife bump,blackout etc.
case, nice folders. leatherman, nice multis, wave my fav.
on an average day i'll have at least three on me, maybe more.
hope i don't fall in the river i'd probly sink. :lol:
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I burned the blade badly on my BUCK knife , accidently cuntting through a live 110 wire. The BUCK company replaced it for free , and thanked me for the thank you letter I sent them. Good people , and I really like the knife.

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I carry a custom Stan Wilson Little Pukko 2.5"
This is the type style knife we have always used in our edged weaponry Martial Arts training!
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Ah samsi - guess that is why I have never needed one. :)
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O.S.
I know why you dont carry one! Its because you do carry somthing that also is made of very nice metal except yours can reach out and touch someone! :shock:
Did someone say "never bring a knife to a gun fight"
I understand this very well :wink:
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