This is my favorite type of video and I wish there were more of them....Kind of like the old Randy Johnson slipjoint collection videos. I could watch this all day. I like how you actually use the knives and dont baby them. This,in my opinion is how pocket knives should look. Most of mine are the same way. Every now and then i'll buff em up and start all over again to amuse myself. Enjoyed this very much.
I really enjoyed this video! I too will carry almost everything in my collection, it’s a collection but I don’t treat them like “collectibles” lol great video and great knives!
My glitter gold TC is one of the only knives I’ve collected that I don’t carry. It’s so beautiful I keep it sitting on my dresser beside its tube. I would carry it but I know the acrylic would scratch and the luster would fade. You have a cool collection.
I bought a carbon steel Case Sodbuster for $15. The people that had it were wanting to get rid of it so I got a really good deal on it. That has to be my favorite slip joint knife. I’ve been carrying it for the past few weeks and I really like it.
Man I really love the 5 knife with the bell that just looks like it would fell good in your hand looks like something I would set around and whittle with nice
I don't know if you're aware this but, George Washington had a, Barlow knife, he used it for a letter opener and other small tasks it's on display at some historical American place. Barlow has been around since the 1600's. Thank you for the review it was very beneficial. 😎👍
I have a few flippers, assisted knives, that are kind of good for EDC but they are a little intimidating to some people even though they're legal but a slip joint pocket knife is just the right size to do most everyday tasks and slips easily into your pocket without you even knowing it's there. These knives take me back to memory lane. I remember the, Barlow knife I like the looks of it; it's a classic. They are only around $12-$15 a piece because they aren't the best quality knives made but for the price I could just buy 3 or 4 of them and they should last for years. 😂👍
Swedges and a long pull look so good on a spear blade. I have the 15 glitter gold (not rose gold) and I think it’s my favorite carry traditional right now, has been in my back pocket for several months.
Great video! I really enjoyed the variety of your slip joints and your details about each one. I love that you have carried and used the knives which gives better details of what you liked and disliked about each.
I have a number of traditional slip joints, nothing as extensive as your collection. While I've tried my darndest to love them the way they deserve I just cant give up my SAK Farmer, which I've caryed since about 2007. That said, I'd still like to pick up a Shrade USA stockman, just cause thats what my grandfather used his whole life.
Awesome group of knives. That 44 in ebony has became one my top 5 favorite GEC knives. It's wasn't at first, but after having it a while the action is just so good. Love the video
So, there's a couple of important dates left, that you need to figure out what you want in your pocket, the day you propose and the day you get married, I can't tell you what was in my pocket on those days other than a collection like you have here, but I can tell you what was in my pocket the day my son was born, a large saw cut old timer stockman with a serrated shepsfoot
I don't know what my most carried slipjoint is, but my most carried knife in general is probably my modified opinel #8. I only own one GEC I don't carry it much, mostly because it isn't a very practical design.
I have a Robert Klaas large coke bottle. Man fit and finish is up there with GEC almost. It was pricey $110 from a pipe dealer in Germany, but I have to say it was worth the money to me.
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This is my favorite type of video and I wish there were more of them....Kind of like the old Randy Johnson slipjoint collection videos. I could watch this all day. I like how you actually use the knives and dont baby them. This,in my opinion is how pocket knives should look. Most of mine are the same way. Every now and then i'll buff em up and start all over again to amuse myself. Enjoyed this very much.
I love that Winchester moose, thats slip joint perfection.
Nice collection…… and good for you carrying your GEC’s….. and I must say the patina looks awesome 😊
Some beautiful knives ya there fella. Thank you for the show and tell. ✝️😀✌🏼
I really enjoyed this video! I too will carry almost everything in my collection, it’s a collection but I don’t treat them like “collectibles” lol great video and great knives!
Very nice great collection! Love traditional knives!!
My glitter gold TC is one of the only knives I’ve collected that I don’t carry. It’s so beautiful I keep it sitting on my dresser beside its tube. I would carry it but I know the acrylic would scratch and the luster would fade. You have a cool collection.
I bought a carbon steel Case Sodbuster for $15. The people that had it were wanting to get rid of it so I got a really good deal on it. That has to be my favorite slip joint knife. I’ve been carrying it for the past few weeks and I really like it.
Man I really love the 5 knife with the bell that just looks like it would fell good in your hand looks like something I would set around and whittle with nice
I don't know if you're aware this but, George Washington had a, Barlow knife, he used it for a letter opener and other small tasks it's on display at some historical American place. Barlow has been around since the 1600's. Thank you for the review it was very beneficial. 😎👍
I have a few flippers, assisted knives, that are kind of good for EDC but they are a little intimidating to some people even though they're legal but a slip joint pocket knife is just the right size to do most everyday tasks and slips easily into your pocket without you even knowing it's there. These knives take me back to memory lane. I remember the, Barlow knife I like the looks of it; it's a classic. They are only around $12-$15 a piece because they aren't the best quality knives made but for the price I could just buy 3 or 4 of them and they should last for years. 😂👍
Swedges and a long pull look so good on a spear blade. I have the 15 glitter gold (not rose gold) and I think it’s my favorite carry traditional right now, has been in my back pocket for several months.
Great video! I really enjoyed the variety of your slip joints and your details about each one. I love that you have carried and used the knives which gives better details of what you liked and disliked about each.
I have a number of traditional slip joints, nothing as extensive as your collection. While I've tried my darndest to love them the way they deserve I just cant give up my SAK Farmer, which I've caryed since about 2007. That said, I'd still like to pick up a Shrade USA stockman, just cause thats what my grandfather used his whole life.
Awesome group of knives. That 44 in ebony has became one my top 5 favorite GEC knives. It's wasn't at first, but after having it a while the action is just so good. Love the video
I’m so jealous of your 82 Dixie. I wanted that exact knife but it sold out before I could checkout. I settled for micarta.
So, there's a couple of important dates left, that you need to figure out what you want in your pocket, the day you propose and the day you get married, I can't tell you what was in my pocket on those days other than a collection like you have here, but I can tell you what was in my pocket the day my son was born, a large saw cut old timer stockman with a serrated shepsfoot
I don't know what my most carried slipjoint is, but my most carried knife in general is probably my modified opinel #8. I only own one GEC I don't carry it much, mostly because it isn't a very practical design.
I have a Robert Klaas large coke bottle. Man fit and finish is up there with GEC almost. It was pricey $110 from a pipe dealer in Germany, but I have to say it was worth the money to me.
Been carrying the same Benchmade 910 for 23 years.