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858/858OT Lumberjack Stockman
Did the circa 1978 to 1984 Old Timer 858/858OT Lumberjack Stockman have pinned construction or the Swinden Key?
I don't understand why it wasn't a more popular model.
At only 4 5/8 /4.625 inch closed, it's not "too big" and not "too small" for loose in the bottom of the pocket carry. The "perfect" EDC stockman.
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Permalink Reply by J.J. Smith III on
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Can't speak about the construction of the 858, but I agree about your statement on it being the perfect EDC stockman. I've taken to carrying large (over 4 inch) stockman knives lately, and they're great for me, but hard to come by.
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Permalink Reply by Ugly Old Guy on
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since I can post pictures now...
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