Pocket knife
Jun 4, 2020 00:57:03 #
What a birthday. That BB gun got my but whipped a few times. Liked my little gun but my Barlow was my favorite. I kept that knife 3 years and then lost it. Now I have them e all over the house.
Jun 4, 2020 01:10:05 #
Mister twister wrote:
What a birthday. That BB gun got my but whipped a few times. Liked my little gun but my Barlow was my favorite. I kept that knife 3 years and then lost it. Now I have them e all over the house.
Yeah, I got into trouble with both. I was constantly doin something that I wasn't suppose to be doin.
Jun 4, 2020 01:12:55 #
Jun 4, 2020 01:15:19 #
Mister twister wrote:
I’m gonna call it a night Saw had a long busy day.
OK buddy. Hope you have a good night. Talk to you tomorrow.
Jun 4, 2020 07:56:10 #
bpicinc
Loc: Zwolle, LA. Toledo Bend
Mister twister wrote:
What a birthday. That BB gun got my but whipped a few times. Liked my little gun but my Barlow was my favorite. I kept that knife 3 years and then lost it. Now I have them e all over the house.
You lost the knife, What happened to the BB gun??
Jun 4, 2020 08:43:03 #
Dadeaux
Loc: Florida Panhandle
Mister twister wrote:
That does resemble a Barlow too. Where was the knife made Spirit? That’s cool.
Hey Gents, The ones I have say Camillus made in USA...great little tools.
Jun 4, 2020 08:55:55 #
Dwieds
Loc: Richmond Va. and Smith Mountain Lake Va.
Schrade USA 897. Wouldn’t leave home with out it
Jun 4, 2020 09:12:49 #
Dadeaux
Loc: Florida Panhandle
Mister twister wrote:
That does resemble a Barlow too. Where was the knife made Spirit? That’s cool.
My other issue TL-29 has a dark brown plastic handle & is an Imperial, Prov. R.I. USA...
Jun 4, 2020 13:06:57 #
bpicinc, you might say my mom confiscated the BB gun for about a month. I’m quite sure I didn’t deserve that. Much later I broke the gun in half prying on a clothes line post.
Jun 4, 2020 13:17:22 #
bpicinc
Loc: Zwolle, LA. Toledo Bend
Mister twister wrote:
bpicinc, you might say my mom confiscated the BB gun for about a month. I’m quite sure I didn’t deserve that. Much later I broke the gun in half prying on a clothes line post.
I'm SURE you didn't deserve that!!!
Jun 4, 2020 13:22:43 #
bpicinc I think you got my number. Yeah I did. But you know, I was a quick learner. Didn’t make the same mistake twice.
Jun 4, 2020 13:23:57 #
Jun 4, 2020 14:31:13 #
walleyehomer
Loc: Iowegia currently Minnisota native
Swedish Moraknif synthetic can hang the sheath from the neck cheap indestructible and sharp
compare to German Solingen surgical steel 4" fixed blade < $10.00 shop around
compare to German Solingen surgical steel 4" fixed blade < $10.00 shop around
Jun 4, 2020 14:48:46 #
walleyehomer wrote:
Swedish Moraknif synthetic can hang the sheath from the neck cheap indestructible and sharp
compare to German Solingen surgical steel 4" fixed blade < $10.00 shop around
compare to German Solingen surgical steel 4" fixed blade < $10.00 shop around
I have 2 of those. One of the OLD wooden handle ones and a new version. Both are really sharp.
Jun 4, 2020 15:05:54 #
walleyehomer
Loc: Iowegia currently Minnisota native
Mora will also just sell you a blank for like $8 that you can handle with your own personal material.
for a throw in the boat tackle box knife or daily carry it is crazy good deal.
the high carbon steel blades that are the best ones need a skiff of oil now and again but is that really a problem when a guy takes care of all his things.
I don't sell these or anything of the sort but in today's world this harkens back to the 50's when real guys made real stuff for real guys.
I have 6 currently but I gift them friends coworkers and other guys on the lake friends everybody loves these knives. keep mine on a beaded chain around my neck hangs down I can reach it easily and never slips in/out of the sheath. tight lines all
for a throw in the boat tackle box knife or daily carry it is crazy good deal.
the high carbon steel blades that are the best ones need a skiff of oil now and again but is that really a problem when a guy takes care of all his things.
I don't sell these or anything of the sort but in today's world this harkens back to the 50's when real guys made real stuff for real guys.
I have 6 currently but I gift them friends coworkers and other guys on the lake friends everybody loves these knives. keep mine on a beaded chain around my neck hangs down I can reach it easily and never slips in/out of the sheath. tight lines all
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