You're not helping me resist the call of the sodbuster.
I particularly like the Buck Creek one
Quote from: Gareth on January 23, 2013, 12:31:02 AMYou're not helping me resist the call of the sodbuster. Go for it! Maybe a nice Case Jr - non-locking, UK legal size, CV steel that takes a great edge and develops a lovely patina...
Very nice! I have a couple of Case Sodbuster Jrs, one in stainless and one in CV. The CV one takes such a beautiful edge..... I'm thinking I'll have to grab a couple more of this pattern from a couple other manufacturers. Thanks!
Quote from: 50ft-trad on January 22, 2013, 11:09:54 PM I particularly like the Buck Creek one Exchange??
That is a lot of Sodies I do like the look of those GEC's . The GEC's handle looks a bit bigger than the small Case , which I personally find too small , I wonder if the GEC is big enough though .
Quote from: MultiMat on January 25, 2013, 03:04:34 PMThat is a lot of Sodies I do like the look of those GEC's . The GEC's handle looks a bit bigger than the small Case , which I personally find too small , I wonder if the GEC is big enough though .It depends.GEC has a comfortable 3-4 finger handle, depending on your hand.The smaller ones are really only 3 finger wide and really feel small.The bigger ones are perfect for 4 finger grip but are quite big.I am quite happy with the GEC and have largish hands.I think GEC thought quite a bit before they produced this knife as it really fills a niche, being both small and comfortable to handle.A knife like this is designed for work, thus you need to have a good comfy grip to use it well.
Yep & end up on a ASIO watch list
I miss MultiMat. Even if he would be giving me a hard time over the Ashes results.