Case Mako in Zytel (nylon resin)

Nice. I ended up using the q tac to open 80 40lb bags of lime and 15 50lb bags of fertilizer

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Originally posted by DSgrouse:
Nice. I ended up using the q tac to open 80 40lb bags of lime and 15 50lb bags of fertilizer

Git 'er done !!! Lol

I like that q tac knife in ATS 34. Bet it still has a pretty good edge even after all that cuttin'?

The pattern kind of reminds me of a utility knife I have my eyes on, but made by A. Wright & Son, in Rosewood and carbon steel ... so not as nice as that q tac

I'm not going to pull the trigger on this one until the two knives I have on order come in first HA

It is still sharp. My main gripe is that it is stiff on opening. You *can* snap* it open. It takes a bit though. It is very stiff. Part of that is because the thumb stud us to close to the heel of my blade. The other than that it is a great knife.

Seems like more of the knives I'm getting lately are considerably stiffer too. I just think maybe they're well made and will take some break in time.

Little better picture of the Mako. This one isn't stiff by any means Lol.

Dan wesson guardian in 45acp, vic torino officer's automatic, 1935 esterbrook, buck stockman, queen canoe.

950 Rift

Dan Wesson guardian in 45acp, victorinox officer's automatic, 1946 Parker plunger fountain pen, farm field maroon linen sod buster, Queen tear drop liner lock.

... and now this one ...
Excellent leather, oak and steel for a pittance

I still go for the carbon opinels.

For today
hubertus rosewood stockman, boker redshield trapper, 1946 parker supervac, Dan wesson guardian in 45acp and Victorinox officer's automatic.

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Originally posted by DSgrouse:
I still go for the carbon opinels.

I wish the No.8 Garden came in Carbone

I wonder if they do special orders, maybe a sig forum set. Number 10 pruner carbon walnut, number 8 garden carbon walnut, number 5 carbon pocket In walnut....

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Originally posted by DSgrouse:
I wonder if they do special orders, maybe a sig forum set. Number 10 pruner carbon walnut, number 8 garden carbon walnut, number 5 carbon pocket In walnut....

I have NO idea Lol

Kirby Lambert Shockwave. The pic is obviously not mine but my camera skills suck. Mine is serrated.

That is nice looking hobbs. I have been under the weather so no pocket knives while sick in bed.

On the job today, it's a CRKT M16-13Z, a Vic Alox Pioneer with a Leatherman wave on the duty belt, next to the OC