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Knife poll
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cowboysurfer201
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Wildcrow
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Various knife threads ncrobb posts on reveal his skill at making knives. He shared a cool story about the knife pictured over on PSF 1.0 somewhere. Possibly the knife making thread (which is top 3 thread material).
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So many recipes, so few squirrels...
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Wildcrow
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My EDC is either this newer Case Trapper or its older brother f ten years.
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So many recipes, so few squirrels...
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Wildcrow
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Can't edit post^^^
I love this knife because both my Dad and Grandad chose the Case Trapper as their knife of choice. Both theirs resemble mine, but have much more use obviously. Easily the most handsome pocket knife on the market. I absolutely love when my kids or wife get me a new one. I try to use all of them, but keep coming back to a favorite bone handle (pictured) and it's older brother. These are truly a great resource for me and I love the Trapper.
I love this knife because both my Dad and Grandad chose the Case Trapper as their knife of choice. Both theirs resemble mine, but have much more use obviously. Easily the most handsome pocket knife on the market. I absolutely love when my kids or wife get me a new one. I try to use all of them, but keep coming back to a favorite bone handle (pictured) and it's older brother. These are truly a great resource for me and I love the Trapper.
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So many recipes, so few squirrels...
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Sir Saartan
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Yes but don't tell anyone. It's a secret.blackmouth210 wrote: ↑Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:28 pm"Carry and or own"? "Or"?
Someone might carry a knife they don't own?
Is there a blade rental market I'm unaware of?
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elementary, my dear Watson
I of course have a variety of them.
This is the one that is in the pocket pretty much any time I am not going through airport security.
This is the one that is in the pocket pretty much any time I am not going through airport security.
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"Prov'dence don't fire no blank ca'tridges, boys" Roughing It, Mark Twain
Old Ted Award - 2017
Old Ted Award - 2017
Certified CLASSIC.
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“Spread your arms, hold your breath and always trust your cape.” - Guy Clark
As Wildcrow mentioned that was the first steel knife I built and it made an appearance at the end of the “Making a Custom Knife” thread I believe in the Hobbies forum on the original PSF board.
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“Spread your arms, hold your breath and always trust your cape.” - Guy Clark
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Whalehead King
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I don't think you took that picture yourself.
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I run a small hotel in New Orleans. It's in Louisiana, in case you're thinking of another New Orleans I've never heard of.
If I had, it would be the knife-in-hand shot.
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"Prov'dence don't fire no blank ca'tridges, boys" Roughing It, Mark Twain
Old Ted Award - 2017
Old Ted Award - 2017