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Speaking of scissors I find these electrician scissors one of my handiest tools. it'll cut through copper wire all day long and remain sharp enough to cut paper without a problem.
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I have also considered purchasing that knife.

There are only two things I ever heard about Mike Stewart: 1) he makes a great knife. And 2) you can't trust anything he says. That said, I think I'll go find out about S30V on my own.

Okay, so shoot me for being lazy:gwh::gth So many people use those terms as if they were interchangeable and I didn't want to bother to explain the difference.
I can name most of those blade shapes...

Yes it is jockeys. Rigging knives commonly use a wharncliff or sheeps foot style blade.

Here are two pictures of some other knives that I occasionally carry:

And what fun is that, I ask?;)

Huh...I thought you were touring the place to buy it!?;):D

Thank you!
You are welcome anytime!

I suspect you are having a little fun but I am not quite catching on, so let me answer it straight. I don't need it that often but when I do need it nothing else will do! you can make perfectly...

I guess I am a bit of a snob when it comes to knives: The three bladed knife is a Moore Maker stockman with a leather punch. it's 4 inches long when closed! the larger knife is a two bladed jumbo...

I notice you don't cover traditional style multiblade like a cattle or stockman or Barlow etc. etc....