Gen 1 Meerkat

Benchmade 860 Bedlam!

Totin' this circa 2002 Bulldog Brand Pit Bulls Stockman with genuine mother of pearl handle

Opinel #10 carbon.



A bit on the large size, might go back to the #8 or pick up a #9 sometime.

Gerber 400 LST

This Northwoods Presidential

One of these Cognet knives

How are you doing Hobbs?

Doing good for an old guy LOL
And totin' this horn handled Arthur Wright & Son lamb foot senator today

Carrying an old Scout knife today

Feeling nautical today
Rope may or may not be involved
(retired Navy Chief)

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Originally posted by Hobbs:
Feeling nautical today
Rope may or may not be involved
(retired Navy Chief)

Thank you for your service.

Simple and reliable

Thanks ScubaSig
Pocket full of sunshine today with this less than impeccable horn handled Arthur Wright & Son

Today, getting some pocket time is this Benjamin L. Hogan, 1865 Ebony Wood handled lockback. #13 of 25 made in this configuration. A Great Eastern Cutlery release, 2012.

Funny I've been carrying an Opinel #6 with my usual EDC and use it regularly. It's a fun little slicer for $12.50.

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Originally posted by braillediver:
Funny I've been carrying an Opinel #6 with my usual EDC and use it regularly. It's a fun little slicer for $12.50.

Opinel No.6s in the rotation. Olive, Birch, Rosewood and Walnut. No.7 is my favorite size.

Omega: (crowns out to stop position)
18k/Steel Seamaster on B&R Bands Chicago Tan Horween Leather
Omegamatic on Hirsch PURE Natural Rubber strap
Victorinox, Omega watch knife
The smaller blade on the Victorinox is for popping open case backs, which is useless with these two "modern" Omega screw-on backs, but whatever. There's a toothpick and tweezers in there too.




EDIT: The smaller blade

Couple of new Hogue Autos.

Hobbs...

I pop into this thread from time to time just to see some cool knives, and yours never disappoint. I'm someone who thinks of himself as having a lot of knives; hell, I know I've got a lot of knives, but you must have a gazillion! And most of them seem to be not high-tech modern ones. A man after my own heart. But tell me something: how do you carry yours? Many are pretty large for true pocket carry. Are they really just in a pants pocket? Don't they seem weighty and/or bulky/cumbersome? By the way, I liked Jan 03; I have a special fondness for rigging knives.

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