Lets see your slipjoint

[Sean Cochran]

Ok guys and gals, I wanna see your favorite slippie, be it your edc or prized possesion. Ill start, I have alot of favorites but Ill try to pick one.
This is the one I keep going back too. SAK (this pic was taken with a small file knife I made). I like it because to me it is nostalgic, It is the style I carried growing up, spent many a days in the hills diggin' and whitlin' with one of these.

 

[NoahL]

My Colonial jack knife I snagged off of fleaBay a month or two ago:

I've cleaned it up a little more and sharpened it since the picture, since it was pretty corroded and gunky when I got it

~Noah

 

[Sean Cochran]

Nice snag Noah.

 

[Rock]

I carried this SAK with a tactical folder when I was a police officer. I rarely had need for my Leatherman with this in my pocket.

 

[John T Wylie Jr.]

do non customs count ?

Right front pocket carry every day:

the yellow Sodbuster Jr in CV lives in my back pocket in a mission wallet ( along with a PT CC )

another old Remington:

and some others...

 

[Sean Cochran]

Nice looking collection John, that bullet is one of my favorites.

Keep 'em coming guys.

Sean

 

[John T Wylie Jr.]

I loved the Bullet so much , I just bought a second one

 

[papi]

My favorite slippie is, how else, my first one It's somewhere at Alaska now...
Damasteel, nickel damascus and MOP

Thanks for looking, Ondrej

 

[kai76]

Nice one Ondrej, you weren't kidding.

 

[papi]

Nah man, it's the second one i been telling you about That is still in the works

 

[VCM]

My EDC from Rick Menefee (avatar knife) saw action today........

-Vince

 

[cwknifeman]

This is one of my Big Clips, Slip-joint with Mammoth Bark Ivory, Twist Damascus.
Thanks for looking,


Curtis

 

[Sean Cochran]

This is one of my Big Clips, Slip-joint with Mammoth Bark Ivory, Twist Damascus.
Thanks for looking,


Curtis

Very nice. I like that big clip.

 

[cwknifeman]

Thanks, it will walk and talk all week long.
Curtis

 

[Clydetz]

Not a custom but the Schrade stockman has been carried almost every day since the mid 1960's.
Been through high school, college, Army, about 7 different jobs (including a short stint with the
Post Office), and now retirement but shows no sign of slowing down! Still opens the mail every
day, cuts up cardboard boxes for recycling and only rests on Sunday.

 

[Joe ONeill]

I made this one for the man that got me into making slipjoints.

 

[Sean Cochran]

Not a custom but the Schrade stockman has been carried almost every day since the mid 1960's.
Been through high school, college, Army, about 7 different jobs (including a short stint with the
Post Office), and now retirement but shows no sign of slowing down! Still opens the mail every
day, cuts up cardboard boxes for recycling and only rests on Sunday.

I like a guy who wont quit on a knife just because its go a little age on it.
Bet you got alot of good memories with that one.

Sean

 

[mike miller]

Joe I like the shape of the blades and the whole package on that knife. Well done.

 

[Ralph D'Elia]

One of my favorites

Delbert Ealy Croc Skin w/ girrafe bone scales

 

[T.A. DAVISON]

Last one done and sold. -
Folder - #595
ATS34 - steel
Scales - Red Jig Bone
Closed - 3 5/8''

Todd

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