Little surprised actually my self since the stockman is still talked about a lot in my favorite FB groups. There is actually a little competition going on in one of the groups of who has the most good old stockmans in there collections and i am currently one of the leaders with over 20 in my personal collection. Camps and toothpicks are not talked about often but sodbusters, trappers, and definitely barlows are very popular. I was a bit surprised to see large single blade knives being one of the most popular of late in the FB groups.
carried knives like this 40 years ago and they were great, but i'll take a lock back any day, don't have to worry about them closing on your fingers lol
I think the stockman should have been number one on the list. When I was a kid, there wasn’t a man alive, that didn’t have a stockman in his pocket! That was the first knife I ever owned! That’s the one I started my collection with! That’s the only pattern I collected for a long time! Then I decided to branch out from there! SMKW’s is the best knife company in the world! I generally buy all of my knives through you, your the first company I ever bought from, and I’ve been with you ever since! Thanks for all the great years of knife collecting! RT!
I got me an old antique Case Sodbuster. The knife is from 1970. Someone got it from an estate sale and was wanting to get rid of it. I paid $15 for it and it's in great shape for it's age. I got a hell of a deal on it.
Love the top 5 lists. Would love to see too lockback, fixed blade and modern folder lists. I have the G. I. Utility knife and it’s solid. The #2 trapper is my EDC. Awesome video!
Wow! This brings back some fond memories for me. I carried a version of the Kamp King when I was a kid. Great knife. I have always liked the spear point style blade because of it's versatility.
Excellent presentation TC!! I have the GI Utility in great USA condition. Ok you asked but the #1 for me is the Case 54 Trapper pattern. I love all knives and SMKW!! Thanks for showing and a heart for sharing. Keep it sharp.
I carried that GI folder for years when I was in probably 4th grade to like 7th. The good ol days. Picked it up from an army navy store. Still looks great twenty some years later. Another great video bud!!
Great work! Very interesting. I had the order all wrong, so when you came to number one, I had no idea lol.. Big BIG fan of the Sod Buster! But I'm restoring an old Camp King right now.
Thank you for cherishing the traditionals:if you know parents, you know the kid.I mean American knife(both traditional and modern) is an essential part of world's knife history(and, let me say not being American, very prominent part). Love your channel, folks. 😊
The specific most sold traditional knives are robably the Case sodbuster, Case 54 pattern stockman, Victorinox classic, or the Victorinox cadet, and the opinel #8. The Buck 110 sells a lot too and it is a traditional folder, a folding belt knife not a pocket knife but it is a traditional folding knife.
Many years ago I bought a Chorokee Warrior lockback from Frost Cutlery. this has one clip point blade, second cut stag handles ans stainless steel blade. Of all my folding knives, this has been my constant companion. Small and slim, razor sharp its with me every time I wearing pants.
Great video! To the point and concise. I’m a knife nut.I have no idea how many knives I own. I agree with #1. When Camille’s was going out of business I bought one for each of my children.
My Barlow knives had two blades, so I had to learn how to sharpen a knife pretty early. My Grandfather showed me how to sharpen a knife because my father was a traveling salesman and was on the road most of the time. He carried a Schrade Walden two blade Pen knife. He would have showed me how to sharpen a knife but my Grandfather did it before he did. My grandfather farmed 2,500 acres of land in South Georgia, so he had to know how to sharpen a knife. I like the Stockman series made by Schrade, either Old Timer or Uncle Henry.
@@SMKWcom they have me and I have had many mentors. Finding knowledgeable persons To teach youngsters the right way Is rare today, because we live in a throw away society and a lot of people, today, can’t pour piss out of a boot without instructions written on the heel. I am glad to see some of the bush-crafting folks teach young people the old skills, like cutting wood with an axe or the proper use and care of a knife. Things my ancestors knew without even thinking. People today can’t even change the oil in their cars or even a tire.
Great video. Not surprised at the list. BARLOWS FOREVER..lol. Sodbuster is my favorite work carry ans well You cannot beatva Rough ryder for value. Great job thankyou
As a kid I had a columbia toothpick and a single blade Barlow. Not sure what happened to those, but I did pick up another Barlow with two blades just because. I also snatched up a Kabar stockman style knife when I saw it at a tag sale.
I'm going to take some credit for the toothpick You're welcome! Sod Buster have an advantage of low price and just being really practical. That said, I'm a little surprised it is on the list. Nice to see the Barlow getting appropriate love! That Queen Trapper at that price is amazing! I wasn't surprised that the Trapper came in second but I thought it would be knocked off by the stockman! To see my number 1 and 2 patterns end up in the top 5! The toothpick is my favorite and my second favorite are camp knives. I'm sure the tiny toothpick help propel the toothpick to fifth position but I'll take it. Not to get more love for bartender knives and marlin spikes! LOL. Thanks TC, you made my day!
I guess I got to get a couple more to my collections 😂😂😂. I was going for the Stockman... If you going make a lockback video let be traditional lockback. Great video...
My first new knife was a Camillus Cub Scout in the CK pattern. My second was the Camillus Boy Scout knife in stainless steel. My brother broke the blade and I'm looking for a replacement.
Have several C/Kamp King knives my grandmothers , my grandfathers, my Dads military issue , never would have guessed it would be number 1 . I was thinking it was either the peanut or the stockman , family blades as well .
Even though I EDC either a Benchmade Mini Griptilian or their 945 Mini Osborne as my main knife, I often find I need a smaller blade for delicate work. I have always been a traditional slip joint knife guy. I often carry either a Rough Ryder Denim Micarta Carbon Barlow or a Case 22087 Jack Knife that I've had for 40 years. The 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inch slip joints are the perfect unobtrusive pocket knife size for me. I have bought quite a few Case knives over the years their quality seems to be ever fading, rough and uneven grinds, poor scale fit, and weak springs seem to be common. I have several of the Marbles GI knives stashed around the house, outbuildings and vehicles and use those frequently as well. The steel on the Marbles GI knives is a little soft and requires regular touch ups but it's easy to quickly get them razor sharp again, they are definitely one of my favorites. I usually have to file the hooks on the GI can opener and bottle opener to make them a little flatter so that they hook onto the cap or edge of can more easily. As they come, they're a bit too rounded and smooth to get a good purchase on the caps and can lids but for $6.99 (I've had mine for a while and they were $5.99 when I bought them) I'm not going to complain about that.
I love that Queen Big Boy trapper. Where can I get one of your SMKW show mats or place mats you show your knifes on? I would love to have one for my collection so I can show my knives.
Here is a link to our rubber mats www.smkw.com/smoky-mountain-knife-works-green-shop-mat and our Leather mat was made by our friend Joe at Lance Alot Leather and you can them at edcroundtable.com/store/lancelot-leather/
A. Before clicking on the video I thought, "The Sodbuster HAS to be on the list." B. Never owned a Queen knife but have heard good things. That Big Boy is tempting me. C. I didn't know Rough Rider made knives with carbon steel blades. I am certainly going to have to look into that. I haven't been in SMKW in over a year. I have been thinking a lot lately of making the drive up from Loudon (I would after I get off work in Knoxville but I work until 5pm and the store doesn't stay open much later than that) but haven't. This video just pushed me a bit closer, though.
Rough rider uses t10 for their carbon and I've had nothing but great experiences with it A surprise is that many of the new queen knives are made with 440c, including the fixed blades!
I carry a scout pattern knife every day - in the form of a Victorinox Swiss Army knife! Usually a Spartan or Tinker, nothing more than 2 or 3 layers for loose pocket carry. They are well made, inexpensive, easy to maintain, and easy to replace if lost or destroyed.
Great presentation man and I loved the content. Most interesting and surprising to me was the "Toothpick" coming in at number 5, always thought of them as just a novelty type thing, gag gift like, mainly because of the usual hot Cowgirl boot. At least that's how it's always struck me:) Another shocker, for me at least, was the #1 spot and I'm definitely gonna start giving the "KAMP KING" serious consideration. Guess I'm not too familiar with that model because I've got a few Victorinox and never bothered looking for other similar types. Anyone please chime in, Is that MARBLE'S G.I. UTILITY one a real winner?
Thats funny , I bought a small rough rider for a pocket carry a few years ago, loved it , gave some as gifts. I saw that camp king in the cinnamon stag , great knife , bought it. its a bit heavy for pocket, I am going to get a belt pouch for it I always carried Buck 110s before , but they are too big and too heavy. I don't want to carry a knife that if I pull it out in public to do work, some idiot yells he's got a knife ,and I get shot. or thrown to the ground, {which being 75 and in poor health, would probably kill me also.
The Camillus GI Scout knives were notorious for having bad back springs. They’d always break. I’ve had three, and all have a broken spring. Do these Marble ones fair any better?
You are not mistaken that Queen is a SMKW brand but we work with different knife makers from around the world and the Queen Big Boy Trappers were made in the USA. www.smkw.com/queen-big-boy-trapper-red-bone-qn7555 www.smkw.com/queen-big-boy-trapper-burnt-bone-qn7565
Case released a Barlow, several versions actually, from "the vault" about three or four years ago. I only bought one, stupidly, I should have bought ten.
I have been carrying a case Sod-Buster for probably 40 years I can pull one out of my pocket and have it open faster than you can draw a gun really a great knife but I would really like to have a Texas toothpick but I can't find any around I would really like to know how expensive that thay are and where I could find one
Here are a few different one for you www.smkw.com/case-stag-sm-tx-toothpick-w-tin www.smkw.com/case-yw-synth-carbon-steel-sm-texas-toothpick www.smkw.com/case-sm-tx-toothpick-purple-barnboard
I never leave home without a pocket knife, regardless of what EDC knife i have clipped on. 99% of the time its a Case. My first purchase on my own was a Barlow, i was around 9 i think, possibly 10. After that it was a Case of some sort. I would have bet one of my Case knives that it would have been a Stockman first.
I always enjoy these top 5 lists. Hard to beat a good Trapper or Stockman pocket knife. - Tennessee Smoky
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@tennesseesmoky You bet--- I think a good trad. with strong back-springs is often better (and safer) than a modern locking knife.
RIP Stockman. How thou masses have forsaken you.
Let down by the masses
My favorite 😢
Little surprised actually my self since the stockman is still talked about a lot in my favorite FB groups. There is actually a little competition going on in one of the groups of who has the most good old stockmans in there collections and i am currently one of the leaders with over 20 in my personal collection. Camps and toothpicks are not talked about often but sodbusters, trappers, and definitely barlows are very popular. I was a bit surprised to see large single blade knives being one of the most popular of late in the FB groups.
The Stockman is a great pattern and it would def would be in the top 10
Lol! Best comment yet!
Sod buster or sod buster jr.
Black or yellow handle
A real workhorse, ever popular, inexpensive. A winner.
They will stand up to what ever job you throw at them!
Stockman has always been my favorite pattern.
Awesome video! Bought that Queen Big Boy Trapper on one of your Flash Sales last week and love it! Yes, please do a video on lockbacks.
Thanks for watching Blade! TC is already making plans and has ideas... it scares us 🤣
Two thumbs up on the Camp King. Classic!
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Yes. Please do the lock back top five selling.
Yep
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carried knives like this 40 years ago and they were great, but i'll take a lock back any day, don't have to worry about them closing on your fingers lol
There is something special about a lock back
I still have a Kamp King that my brother bought me in the late 70s. It is an Imperial U.S. still works great!
That is awesome!
Can't beat a good ole stockman Old Timer. They last forever. Still have one that my papaw gave me.
That is awesome👍
I think the stockman should have been number one on the list. When I was a kid, there wasn’t a man alive, that didn’t have a stockman in his pocket! That was the first knife I ever owned! That’s the one I started my collection with! That’s the only pattern I collected for a long time! Then I decided to branch out from there! SMKW’s is the best knife company in the world! I generally buy all of my knives through you, your the first company I ever bought from, and I’ve been with you ever since! Thanks for all the great years of knife collecting! RT!
Thanks for watching! We are planning on doing this later in the year and the sales papers may completely change by then
Stockman? It’s still my EDC.
I got me an old antique Case Sodbuster. The knife is from 1970. Someone got it from an estate sale and was wanting to get rid of it. I paid $15 for it and it's in great shape for it's age. I got a hell of a deal on it.
Gotta love when those kind of knife deals happen!
Texas tooth pick is a great knife to collect ❤
Love the top 5 lists. Would love to see too lockback, fixed blade and modern folder lists. I have the G. I. Utility knife and it’s solid. The #2 trapper is my EDC. Awesome video!
Thanks for watching and for the suggestions!
Wow! This brings back some fond memories for me. I carried a version of the Kamp King when I was a kid. Great knife. I have always liked the spear point style blade because of it's versatility.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent presentation TC!! I have the GI Utility in great USA condition. Ok you asked but the #1 for me is the Case 54 Trapper pattern. I love all knives and SMKW!! Thanks for showing and a heart for sharing. Keep it sharp.
Thanks for watching and sharing!
I carried that GI folder for years when I was in probably 4th grade to like 7th. The good ol days. Picked it up from an army navy store. Still looks great twenty some years later. Another great video bud!!
Thanks for watching TAC!
13:00. I reckon the canoe. Classic, timeless and what everyone thinks of as a the stereotypical traditional pocket knife.
Great work! Very interesting. I had the order all wrong, so when you came to number one, I had no idea lol..
Big BIG fan of the Sod Buster! But I'm restoring an old Camp King right now.
We love bringing back old knives and restoring them!
The Stockman finished under the Toothpick. Whoa.
Good list, and can't argue with the numbers.
Must confess I did not see the stockman pattern missing it.
Some lovely knives right there.
We based this off of sales numbers and we might revisit this one soon!
Yes too the Top 5 Lockback Video 😎👍
TC has plans and ideas already a-brewing
Thank you for cherishing the traditionals:if you know parents, you know the kid.I mean American knife(both traditional and modern) is an essential part of world's knife history(and, let me say not being American, very prominent part). Love your channel, folks. 😊
No school like the old school!
The specific most sold traditional knives are robably the Case sodbuster, Case 54 pattern stockman, Victorinox classic, or the Victorinox cadet, and the opinel #8.
The Buck 110 sells a lot too and it is a traditional folder, a folding belt knife not a pocket knife but it is a traditional folding knife.
thanks for watching
Many years ago I bought a Chorokee Warrior lockback from Frost Cutlery. this has one clip point blade, second cut stag handles ans stainless steel blade. Of all my folding knives, this has been my constant companion. Small and slim, razor sharp its with me every time I wearing pants.
Great video! To the point and concise. I’m a knife nut.I have no idea how many knives I own. I agree with #1. When Camille’s was going out of business I bought one for each of my children.
We didn't let our feelings or memories mess with this list, it was a straight sales numbers pull. Thanks for watching!
Hello mon ami 🫡 très jolie liste de couteaux de poche pour donné de la nouveauté dans ma collection 💯
Apporter de la joie tout en étant utile
I would have loved to see a canoe make the list
We love a good canoe
My Barlow knives had two blades, so I had to learn how to sharpen a knife pretty early. My Grandfather showed me how to sharpen a knife because my father was a traveling salesman and was on the road most of the time. He carried a Schrade Walden two blade Pen knife. He would have showed me how to sharpen a knife but my Grandfather did it before he did. My grandfather farmed 2,500 acres of land in South Georgia, so he had to know how to sharpen a knife.
I like the Stockman series made by Schrade, either Old Timer or Uncle Henry.
Good lessons that last a lifetime
@@SMKWcom they have me and I have had many mentors. Finding knowledgeable persons To teach youngsters the right way Is rare today, because we live in a throw away society and a lot of people, today, can’t pour piss out of a boot without instructions written on the heel. I am glad to see some of the bush-crafting folks teach young people the old skills, like cutting wood with an axe or the proper use and care of a knife. Things my ancestors knew without even thinking. People today can’t even change the oil in their cars or even a tire.
Great video. Not surprised at the list. BARLOWS FOREVER..lol. Sodbuster is my favorite work carry ans well You cannot beatva Rough ryder for value. Great job thankyou
Thanks for watching!
Stockman will always be in my top 5
Great top 5 I would have put the peanut and Classic SD in there!!
Thanks for watching Mike!
Good stuff. Thanks TC
Thanks for watching Mike!
Every top 5 needs to have a no. 6!
With TC math you can end up with 11 in a top 5 video 🤣
I need more traditional's in my collection
There are a ton to choose from and everyone gets to pick their own favorite pattern 👍
I think your #1 there started out as a Boy Scout knife style. I had quite a few like that only smaller and of lesser quality growing up.
Thanks for watching!
Excellent video. Color me shocked that there's no stockman in there. Very cool list though
Thanks for watching KC!
Can't believe Buck didn't make the list ! Prices are crazy, glad I got mine 50+ years ago.
Thanks for watching
Trapper, stockman, canoe, barlow and folding hunter are my top 5.
I have to add sodbuster jr to my top "5"
TC often forgets to stop at 5 lol
love me a case toothpick
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Oh man, that Boker copper barlow is a beauty.
Boker makes a great Barlow
That bone small congress is calling me by name 😮... Also, 2:13 😂😂😂
As long as the accidents don't include blood they stay in
Have a fondest for the Sodbuster because my Dad always carried one when I was a kid
Love a good Sod Buster!
I've always loved the docs knife
Love a good Doctors Knife
As a kid I had a columbia toothpick and a single blade Barlow. Not sure what happened to those, but I did pick up another Barlow with two blades just because. I also snatched up a Kabar stockman style knife when I saw it at a tag sale.
Thanks for watching!
Canoe is my favorite.
Great video, would liked to have seen you explain how the handel shape determines what pattern it is.
Let's see I think i'd have to say a scout knife. One of my favorite patterns.
I always have a Sodbuster in my pocket.
Always a great carry
Ive had camp kings (first knife, back in the 70's as a kid), Stockman, Trappers, and Barlows, they're all great!
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I'm going to take some credit for the toothpick You're welcome! Sod Buster have an advantage of low price and just being really practical. That said, I'm a little surprised it is on the list. Nice to see the Barlow getting appropriate love! That Queen Trapper at that price is amazing! I wasn't surprised that the Trapper came in second but I thought it would be knocked off by the stockman! To see my number 1 and 2 patterns end up in the top 5!
The toothpick is my favorite and my second favorite are camp knives. I'm sure the tiny toothpick help propel the toothpick to fifth position but I'll take it. Not to get more love for bartender knives and marlin spikes! LOL. Thanks TC, you made my day!
Take all the credit you can! Thanks for watching
I guess I got to get a couple more to my collections 😂😂😂. I was going for the Stockman...
If you going make a lockback video let be traditional lockback. Great video...
Thanks for watching Elvin!
My first new knife was a Camillus Cub Scout in the CK pattern. My second was the Camillus Boy Scout knife in stainless steel. My brother broke the blade and I'm looking for a replacement.
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I remember Camillus utility knives being sold fir $5 at hardware stores back in 79s and 80s.Always had the year stamped on the blade.
5 sticks of Wrigley's gum, now 50¢. 😱
Finding those old blades with stamps is always fun!
Here’s one year later, hoping SMKW comes to their senses and places the stockman in its rightful place. Number two, behind the Congress. 😊
Might have to pick up a #1. An amazing deal!
Thanks for watching Jordan!
Stockman has always been my favorite pattern. I'm surprised that a lockback of some sort didn't make the list.
Lockbacks, to us at least, always seem to go in waves of in fashion and out
top 5 lockbacks would be nice to see if not already done yet
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion
My first knife was an Imperial Kamp King. I have several different ones now.
Great first knife
I'm a proud owner of the marbles scout king AND the marbles gi utility knife. Both are worth the money!
Thank you for watching! We love a good scout knife
Those congress knives are nice because in a shtf situation , you have 4 blades.
A extra blade is never a bad thing
Have several C/Kamp King knives my grandmothers , my grandfathers, my Dads military issue , never would have guessed it would be number 1 . I was thinking it was either the peanut or the stockman , family blades as well .
That is awesome that you have so many of your family's knives in your collection!
The congress knife is the one I truly want.
We love a good Congress
#1 was a suprise. But good original multitool. I like Trappers and Sodbusters! But i did just order some Barlows from you.
Traditional Pocket knives are my favorite.
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I carry a mini stockman for pulling out to do my EDC chores, I leave my bigger gentleman flipper in my pocket mostly to not scare people
Even though I EDC either a Benchmade Mini Griptilian or their 945 Mini Osborne as my main knife, I often find I need a smaller blade for delicate work. I have always been a traditional slip joint knife guy. I often carry either a Rough Ryder Denim Micarta Carbon Barlow or a Case 22087 Jack Knife that I've had for 40 years. The 3 1/4 to 3 1/2 inch slip joints are the perfect unobtrusive pocket knife size for me. I have bought quite a few Case knives over the years their quality seems to be ever fading, rough and uneven grinds, poor scale fit, and weak springs seem to be common. I have several of the Marbles GI knives stashed around the house, outbuildings and vehicles and use those frequently as well. The steel on the Marbles GI knives is a little soft and requires regular touch ups but it's easy to quickly get them razor sharp again, they are definitely one of my favorites. I usually have to file the hooks on the GI can opener and bottle opener to make them a little flatter so that they hook onto the cap or edge of can more easily. As they come, they're a bit too rounded and smooth to get a good purchase on the caps and can lids but for $6.99 (I've had mine for a while and they were $5.99 when I bought them) I'm not going to complain about that.
Thanks for watching and sharing!
I love that Queen Big Boy trapper. Where can I get one of your SMKW show mats or place mats you show your knifes on? I would love to have one for my collection so I can show my knives.
Here is a link to our rubber mats www.smkw.com/smoky-mountain-knife-works-green-shop-mat
and our Leather mat was made by our friend Joe at Lance Alot Leather and you can them at edcroundtable.com/store/lancelot-leather/
Hello from Seattle, you guys rock thank you very much for the link. Anything everyday carry related send me a link anytime.
A. Before clicking on the video I thought, "The Sodbuster HAS to be on the list."
B. Never owned a Queen knife but have heard good things. That Big Boy is tempting me.
C. I didn't know Rough Rider made knives with carbon steel blades. I am certainly going to have to look into that.
I haven't been in SMKW in over a year. I have been thinking a lot lately of making the drive up from Loudon (I would after I get off work in Knoxville but I work until 5pm and the store doesn't stay open much later than that) but haven't. This video just pushed me a bit closer, though.
Rough rider uses t10 for their carbon and I've had nothing but great experiences with it
A surprise is that many of the new queen knives are made with 440c, including the fixed blades!
Thanks for watching! We are appreciative any time you get a chance to stop by 👍
I carry a scout pattern knife every day - in the form of a Victorinox Swiss Army knife! Usually a Spartan or Tinker, nothing more than 2 or 3 layers for loose pocket carry. They are well made, inexpensive, easy to maintain, and easy to replace if lost or destroyed.
Always awesome to change out the daily EDC
Great presentation man and I loved the content. Most interesting and surprising to me was the "Toothpick" coming in at number 5, always thought of them as just a novelty type thing, gag gift like, mainly because of the usual hot Cowgirl boot. At least that's how it's always struck me:)
Another shocker, for me at least, was the #1 spot and I'm definitely gonna start giving the "KAMP KING" serious consideration. Guess I'm not too familiar with that model because I've got a few Victorinox and never bothered looking for other similar types.
Anyone please chime in, Is that MARBLE'S G.I. UTILITY one a real winner?
Greg carries and has given away a ton of www.smkw.com/marbles-gi-jack-folder-mr598 for Scouts 👍
Yes it is
Yes. Let's see the top 5 lockbacks
TC is already plotting
I'm partial to the Rough Ryder Coral Snake Moose.
Love the Coral Snake series
Thats funny , I bought a small rough rider for a pocket carry a few years ago, loved it , gave some as gifts. I saw that camp king in the cinnamon stag , great knife , bought it. its a bit heavy for pocket, I am going to get a belt pouch for it I always carried Buck 110s before , but they are too big and too heavy. I don't want to carry a knife that if I pull it out in public to do work, some idiot yells he's got a knife ,and I get shot. or thrown to the ground, {which being 75 and in poor health, would probably kill me also.
Def keep the carry small and safe then! Thanks for watching
Stockman pattern will always be number one on my list.
Its time we make the stockman on the top 5 for 2024
Comin' in at something ending in 99.
The Camillus GI Scout knives were notorious for having bad back springs. They’d always break. I’ve had three, and all have a broken spring. Do these Marble ones fair any better?
Unless i am mistaken, i believe current Queen knives are made in China..NOT the USA. As SMKW now owns the Queen brand name, this guy should know that.
You are not mistaken that Queen is a SMKW brand but we work with different knife makers from around the world and the Queen Big Boy Trappers were made in the USA. www.smkw.com/queen-big-boy-trapper-red-bone-qn7555 www.smkw.com/queen-big-boy-trapper-burnt-bone-qn7565
Buck 110. End game.
One of the best!
Definitely do lockbacks
TC is already making plans!
I was thinking canoe style knife
We love a good Canoe
Case Sowbelly
I found an old Kamp King cleaned it up looks new👍🏻
Nice!
First I thought Stockman and the Peanut. I never thought the Camp King. Frankly, I'd go for a SAK.
Gotta love a SAK
Do the top five work knives (knives people actually carry and use)... if possible.
Thanks for watching and for the suggestion!
T.C. the only man that has to take off his shoes to count to 5 ..... =P
Well. that's because of the lawn mower incident and the Goat that one time but he can count to 6 if he uses his left foot lol
Looks like I need to spend some time at the Camp King counters
We really dig a good camp pattern
If Case made any Barolws at all, they would be the #1 slipjoint seller for sure.
That would be sweet!
Case released a Barlow, several versions actually, from "the vault" about three or four years ago. I only bought one, stupidly, I should have bought ten.
The camp king. Ok I get that. My EDC is the Victorinox Spartan. Near enough the same I guess.
Thanks for watching!
Was guessing Sowbelly as #1.Surprise surprise!
Always a curveball with TC around
I have been carrying a case Sod-Buster for probably 40 years I can pull one out of my pocket and have it open faster than you can draw a gun really a great knife but I would really like to have a Texas toothpick but I can't find any around I would really like to know how expensive that thay are and where I could find one
Here are a few different one for you
www.smkw.com/case-stag-sm-tx-toothpick-w-tin
www.smkw.com/case-yw-synth-carbon-steel-sm-texas-toothpick
www.smkw.com/case-sm-tx-toothpick-purple-barnboard
Great job aside from a few big mispronunciations of makers and city.
With an Alabama accent for a East Tennessee store you get a lot of interesting pronunciations
Cool stuff. Some on my WL
Thanks for watching!
I have the lamp king military knife, I like it.
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Folding hunter
Love a good folding hunter!
I cant believe the congress outsold the stockman....crazy
Definitely thought the camp king would be number one just based on how many victorinox knives are out there!
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I never leave home without a pocket knife, regardless of what EDC knife i have clipped on. 99% of the time its a Case.
My first purchase on my own was a Barlow, i was around 9 i think, possibly 10. After that it was a Case of some sort.
I would have bet one of my Case knives that it would have been a Stockman first.
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Thought the Barlow would have been at least 2 but like the list..
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