New knife

[Bob K]

Phil, I carry a small Remington stockman that's been my carry knife for more years than I can remember. The small blade is a little shorter now from using it as a screwdriver. At least now it's a better screwdriver!

[mobirdhunter]

Always good to have knife in your pocket...except when entering some US Post Offices and your county courthouse (both learned the hard way)

[Bill Murphy]

I must be one of the undangerous citizens. I have never been questioned about the knife in my pocket. Even the nuns didn't give it a thought.

[Phil Yearout]

Originally Posted by Garry L Gordon

Always good to have knife in your pocket...except when entering some US Post Offices and your county courthouse (both learned the hard way)

I was going through airport security one morning and I had one of those “Trim” knife/nail clipper combos in a leather case in my Dopp kit and of course they spotted it. I had two choices: turn it in or go all the way back to my car. I wouldn’t have cared except it belonged to my dad; I gave it to him for Christmas one year. I put it on top of a door frame and it was still there when I came back.

[Phil Yearout]

Originally Posted by Bob Kimble

Phil, I carry a small Remington stockman that's been my carry knife for more years than I can remember. The small blade is a little shorter now from using it as a screwdriver. At least now it's a better screwdriver!

My father-in-law carried a no-name knife with celluloid scales and one blade broken off from use as a screwdriver. My son decided he wanted to give his grandpa a new pocketknife so we got a Case and a Buck in similar models and Josh told him to take his choice. He deliberated a long time and I think he finally picked the Buck, but guess what? It ended up in his dresser drawer and he kept carrying the familiar old knife. I always figured it was because of that screwdriver blade.