iKnife Collector
The online community of knife collectors, A Knife Family Forged in Steel
march give away
Hey look what I have to give away (Thank you Danny and Tracey Reed)
***PLEASE DO NOT EMAIL ME YOUR ENTRY*** I would not want you to miss an entry because it was not here in this discussion
Replies to This Discussion
-
Permalink Reply by Eric Hall on
-
Choil or no choil, that is the question. ... Ok, I used the word twice. Does that get me two entries? lol
-
Permalink Reply by John Kellogg on
-
The Choil on my spyderco give's me superior close control.
-
Permalink Reply by Ron Dumeah on
-
Don't spoil that choil!
-
FeaturedPermalink Reply by Charles Sample on -
The choil is often used as a way to choke up on the blade for close-in work.
-
Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
-
jimping on the choil can help reduce finger slippage sometimes.
-
Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
-
You all are doing Great with this! Keep it up :)
-
Permalink Reply by Jim Kitchens on
-
Remember to soften the edges on your choil or you may recoil.
-
Permalink Reply by Paul Bishop on
-
"Double, double choil and trouble;
Fire burn, and caldron bubble."Bill Shakes a spear in a alternative version of "Macbeth"
-
Permalink Reply by Mike Bryant on
-
Hum!! that un looks like it would fit right well in my collection of Big OL Mountain Man, NO-NONSENSE Knives. I shore hope yall has the Box & Papers fer the knife. Wishing Good luck to all but shore won't have no hurt feelings ifin ya'll don't win it..
-
In MemoriamPermalink Reply by Doug Webber on -
The car can't be out of choil, I topped it up last week.
-
Permalink Reply by LawrenceMerkel on
-
Some knives have a finger and sharpening choil.
White River Knives
Latest Activity
Featureddead_left_knife_guy replied to Doug Ritter's discussion Knife Rights: North Carolina House Passes Concealed Knife Carry Bill
Featureddead_left_knife_guy replied to Ugly Old Guy's discussion My Newest Buck in the group BUCK KNIVES GROUP
© 2025 Created by Jan Carter.
Powered by
