Pocket Knife

[aplusmnt]

I carry a Boker Tree Brand, that's about 60-70 years old.

I had you pegged for one of those that when you turn it upside down the girl looses her bikini :lol:

 

[Carlos D.]

nail clippers in my pocket and machette on my belt

dun

ya I know .You just have to be prepared-

 

[Crowderfarms]

I carry a Boker Tree Brand, that's about 60-70 years old.

I had you pegged for one of those that when you turn it upside down the girl looses her bikini :lol:

I do have a lighter that blinks and is the shape of a girl in a Bikini...Have I ever told you bout' my wristwatch?

 

[Caustic Burno]

Not sure what brand, says made in china, single lock blade has a picture of a Deer on the handle. Got it at the local convenient store. What does this say about my character?

:shock: I would just as soon have a a horse turd in my front pocket.

 

[Carlos D.]

Not sure what brand, says made in china, single lock blade has a picture of a Deer on the handle. Got it at the local convenient store. What does this say about my character?

:shock: I would just as soon have a a horse turd in my front pocket.

Hard to keep sharp though
carl

 

[Caustic Burno]

Not sure what brand, says made in china, single lock blade has a picture of a Deer on the handle. Got it at the local convenient store. What does this say about my character?

:shock: I would just as soon have a a horse turd in my front pocket.

Hard to keep sharp though
carl

About the same as a Chinese Knife.

 

[cfpinz]

The "free" Buck folding knife that came with the $300 bottle of Eprinex a couple years back, and a big folding Old Timer in a sheath to cut strings/big stuff.

cfpinz

 

[A6gal]

When away from home I don't carry anything in my pockets but I have a leatherman tool (was my dad's) and an old timer pocket knife in my purse at all times.

At home when doing chores around the place I slip my leatherman in my pocket, it does just about anything I need a knife to do plus more.

 

[Bullbuyer]

Not sure what brand, says made in china, single lock blade has a picture of a Deer on the handle. Got it at the local convenient store. What does this say about my character?

I have the same knife - minus the deer, bought at a conv. store but this thing holds a razor edge. My fancy (going out to dinner/ meeting knife) was a gift several years ago - a small 2 bladed Puma - that thing is also unbeatable but I'm afraid I'll lose it if I carry it everyday.

 

[john250]

Swiss Army knife. Got it from Phillip Morris for saving Marlboro coupons. 2 blades, 2 screwdrivers (phillips and flat), can opener and bottle opener. Had it for 10 yrs. Works for me.

 

[peg4x4]

(1)Swiss Army "officer" big blade,little blade, screw drivers,twezzers(sp) never could spell-sorry.

(2)..........little Swiss Army, blade,nailfile,sizors(sp)

Use some part of both every day
Yeah,both are sharpe enough to shave with,if I did that.

 

[aplusmnt]

Have I ever told you bout' my wristwatch?

Mickey? :lol:

 

[Dave]

I have a Old Timer Improved Muskrat in the pocket of my going to town pants and a Leatherman Wave on the belt of my work around the place pants. I really like that leatherman the knive blades hold an edge good and the other tools save me a lot of steps in a week's time.
Dave

 

[dun]

Nobody still use the old trustworthy TL-29?

dun

 

[Bullbuyer]

Have I ever told you bout' my wristwatch?

Mickey? :lol:

NO ! He's wearin' Minnie - 'cept for the weekends, then it's Goofy.

 

[Caustic Burno]

Interesting thread a pocket knife is just a tool, but a tool used everyday on the farm. Pretty easy to judge someone by there tools and the way they upkeep things.

 

[FROGHOLLOWFARM]

Kershaw, Ken Onion chive k1600 assisted opening.
carry it everday,could not do a thing without a pocketknife

 

[ChrisB]

I have to admit that I carry a little plastic handled Buck knife that Walmart was selling for $5. I tend to lose 1 or 2 a year so I bought 3 of them. I lost the first one, broke the second one, and have had the third one now for close to a year now. A month ago I found a nice Oldtimer in the shop that I had lost a couple years ago, so I should be set for at least another year.

Knives and Hammers... I don't know how I can lose so many hammers, but our farm must have at least a dozen buried on it.

As for judging a man by his knife, I heard something a while back about carrying a big expensive tool in his pocket to try and compensate for something or other. I can't remember the last part. ;-)

 

[Bluestem]

An old military surplus, stainless steel, four blades. nothing fancy,gets the job done without fail.

 

[Hasbeen]

I have four or five nice knives that have been given to me over the years laying in a basket on the table where I empty my pockets everynight. I carry a $5.00 Old Timer from Walmart. It cuts rope from hay bales, cleans the cow crap from under my nails, and opens feed mineral sacks. If I lose it or break it, no big deal. Low charactor that I am, it doesn't bother me.