Today Taylor Made OT barlow and Ironwood Stockman with a Officers SAK. I also have a Kershaw Speed Safe in my back Left pocket.
What pocket knife do you carry?
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When I carry, it is my trusty mini griptillian: serated, coated, drop point and black.
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Today a Camillus Peanut model 21 , a SAK and Case Texas Jack knife and S&W Folder in my hip pocket.
Uncle Henry Schrade, on my belt at all times.
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Manual?? Yep.
Auto? Yep.
Fun challenge?? How to you activate the auto opening blade?? (Hint-it's not the big "thingy" in the middle of the bolster. That's the pivot pin)
Leatherman Wingman on my belt on the left and an Emerson (built by Kershaw) CQC in the right pocket
Nice! I was going to guess by sliding back on the upper part of the scales (the black portion) because I recently looked at a Pro-Tech that activated that way. The pins on the scales seem to rule that out though. The thumb stud makes it look like an assisted opener but I doubt that's correct. I don't know, you got me!
Today it's a Zero Tolerance 0566BW.
Taylor made Imperial Dress stockman , a 1960 Callimus Stockman a Officer SAK and S&W Lockback .
I have Spyderco Bug as my keychain at all times. Definitely not the biggest knife. But I keep it sharp and has served me well for the 10yrs. I've been carrying it. Definitely worth the money.
I'm carrying this spyderco manic xl
Today 1960's Western stockman and a Western brand small stockman , officer SAK and my S&W lockback.
Today was the Old Timer Trapperlock, plus my SAK Signature (classic with a pen in place of toothpick) and I unknowingly carried my Gerber Dime in my motorcycle jacket.
This week, a Case Russlock, jigged rosewood scales. A great knife that is a bit out of the norm for me. I like it.
That's a good looking knife! Does the "flipper" get annoying in your pocket when the blade is closed? Seems like it could be pokey.This week, a Case Russlock, jigged rosewood scales. A great knife that is a bit out of the norm for me. I like it.
I've been carrying this Pirahna switchblade around quite a bit lately, I like it.
I wish we could carry auto/switch and Balisong knives. All the bad guys are, I just want to use it to open packages and slice my apple.
I'm guessing they will outlaw the Kershaw Speed Safe style soon too.
Oklahoma just allowed them last November and it was about time. I've wanted one since I was 12 and read The Outsiders. But yeah, mines only done boring normal stuff. I haven't given any snitches any stitches
Yes, it is kind of pokey in the pocket. Not enough to be a deal breaker, but it is somewhat noticable. The flipper works fairly well, not as smoothly as a modern design but if you are careful you can open it with one hand. It is an unusual design and is mainly for someone looking for something different.
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