I can't afford THAT much ice cream. :clapping:
JUST KNIVES
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I can't afford THAT much ice cream. :clapping:
Gun manufacturers are the same... don't make as many southpaw rifles and charge more for them.
Ordered a new toy
Was feeling a bit less than "manly" with my little knife ... :blush:
So, I ordered a new one ...
It's the first one the Kershaw Launch 1
Oh ... and for the record ... the clip can be set up for right or left pocket
Was feeling a bit less than "manly" with my little knife ... :blush:
So, I ordered a new one ...
It's the first one the Kershaw Launch 1
Oh ... and for the record ... the clip can be set up for right or left pocket
Look at Spyderco. MOST of their EDC knives have 4 way pocket clips; left, right, tip up, tip down. I carry mine in my left front pocket with the tip up. These are lock backs.
I haven't found a liner lock in left hand yet.
Was feeling a bit less than "manly" with my little knife ... :blush:
So, I ordered a new one ...
You can give it to me, I am not into looking or feeling "manly".
Was feeling a bit less than "manly" with my little knife ... :blush:
So, I ordered a new one ...
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It's the first one the Kershaw Launch 1
Oh ... and for the record ... the clip can be set up for right or left pocket
Nice knife Alan!
I have to stop coming to the Knife thread, lol. I have a few that I will have to dig up, almost all in storage since we moved into the RV.
Keep on sharpening and counting the fingers.
Keep on sharpening and counting the fingers.
You guys got some nice knives. I decided to look for my old hunting knife I carried just in case I got a deer. Back then a knife was just a knife. Took me for ever to get an edge on this puppy. Could almost shave with it at one time which lasted about two seconds. Don't if it's worth 2¢ in todays world but it worked for me back in the mid 60's. It was used when I got it. Probably some Sears thing but maybe y'all know more about this old dude. I ain't a good picture taker as you can see.
I think it says RH then inside an oval PAL then far right -36 and under Made In USA. Not sure if 36 or 38 though as it's difficult to tell.
I think it says RH then inside an oval PAL then far right -36 and under Made In USA. Not sure if 36 or 38 though as it's difficult to tell.
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You guys got some nice knives. I decided to look for my old hunting knife I carried just in case I got a deer. Back then a knife was just a knife. Took me for ever to get an edge on this puppy. Could almost shave with it at one time which lasted about two seconds. Don't if it's worth 2¢ in todays world but it worked for me back in the mid 60's. It was used when I got it. Probably some Sears thing but maybe y'all know more about this old dude. I ain't a good picture taker as you can see.
I think it says RH then inside an oval PAL then far right -36 and under Made In USA. Not sure if 36 or 38 though as it's difficult to tell.
Larry my friend, looks like you've got a vintage U.S. WWII RH Pal 36 Fighting Knife there buddy... :clapping:
Here's a link to some info: https://www.ima-usa.com/products/or...ife-with-leather-scabbard?variant=38445106757
WOW Randall! Good detective work! How cool is that? :clapping:
Lol, yeah I'm hooked on finding out some history of these old knife makers. You'd be surprised how many there once was back in a day....
I have one of these almost threw it away couple yrs ago
Definitely one to hang onto Larry!!! ThumbUp
So...not as cool as Larry's WWll knife, here's one of my Ebay finds that I recieved in the mail recently
ULSTER NY USA
ULSTER NY USA
Randall, that is an old name in knives... nice knife!
Ulster County NY. I lived in Allergerville , at that time population was around 250 . High Falls , Was the next town. Kingston I believe was ware the action was in knife making.
....How long ago was that Frank?
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