Case Copperheads- pics and experience wanted

[TradTrapper]

Anyone have a medium and large stockman or trapper they could compare size-wise to the new Copperheads? Thanks.

 

[guy g]

Yup, right here... Rough Ryder Large Stockman, Copperhead 2021, Buck 301, Case 6207 TrapperView attachment 1509259

 

[longbow1968]

Anyone have a medium and large stockman or trapper they could compare size-wise to the new Copperheads? Thanks.

Various sizes of yellow Case knives. EZ 49 Copperhead is 3rd from top. Full size trapper on bottom.

 

[Catdaddy2]

Various sizes of yellow Case knives. EZ 49 Copperhead is 3rd from top. Full size trapper on bottom.

Now we're talking. Sweet lineup

 

[Jolipapa]

 

[5K Qs]

I forgot about this one. Do any of you have the “Magician’s Knife” from 2008? Red on one side, green on the other (not my photo).

I don't have one, but it looks like it would be a cool Christmas Knife, too!

- GT

 

[JohnDF]

Anyone have a medium and large stockman or trapper they could compare size-wise to the new Copperheads? Thanks.

Here it is with a Large Trapper and a Mini Trapper

 

[CelloDan]

Is the main clip blade hollow or flat ground ?

Looks like a good size for light meal prep/camping duties.
It's on my radar for sure.

 

[Will Power]

 

[Ace Rimmer]

Various sizes of yellow Case knives. EZ 49 Copperhead is 3rd from top. Full size trapper on bottom.

Great family photo! I have three of those and this makes me want to look for the other two.

 

[Duper]

I know this was a rerelease of an older pattern, but I wish Case had modified it some to have reduced the blade well size like GEC did on their 92 Eureka jack for the coping blade. I will probably still pick one up once I see a bone or acrylic handle I like. The new brown and red Richlite scales are of particular interest to me.

On a side note what other knives were produced with this additional finishing touch?

,,,Mike in Canada

 

[longbow1968]

I like that feature as well. Both the Case TB 2-blade Teardrop (left) and Case TB Swayback Jack (right) have this:

 

[black mamba]

I believe that feature is called an extension spring. It really adds a level of class to an already nice pattern.

 

[redsparrow]

Since I have this stag copperhead I am considering adding a single blade and/or a wharncliffe.

Isn't it great to have time to pick and choose?

sparerow​

 

[longbow1968]

Choice is a good thing...
If I were to be ultra-picky, I would like to have a Copperhead sized mid-way between the mini and the large. But, that would = a Mini-Trapper, which is my favorite pocket size.

 

[JohnDF]

Isn't it great to have time to pick and choose?

Right? Also to know that it hasn't tripled in price.

 

[mbkr]

Since I have this stag copperhead I am considering adding a single blade and/or a wharncliffe.

sparerow​

That's great
I've been keeping an eye out for a stag for awhile now. The few I've seen went for more than I was willing to spend.

Isn't it great to have time to pick and choose?

It sure is

 

[Duper]

I like that feature as well. Both the Case TB 2-blade Teardrop (left) and Case TB Swayback Jack (right) have this:

Thanks for that. Very nice!

,,,Mike in Canada

 

[redsparrow]

Choice is a good thing...
...I would like to have a Copperhead sized mid-way between the mini and the large.

I agree, an in be "tweener" would make an excellent copperhead! Go mini- trappers! I'm also partial to the texas jacks.

Right? Also to know that it hasn't tripled in price.

Almost feels like we're being driven to Case, Boker, Schrade etc.

That's great
I've been keeping an eye out for a stag for awhile now. The few I've seen went for more than I was willing to spend.
It sure is View attachment 1510938

Stag's premium pricing has been on the rise!
@Gevonovich posted this fantastic shot in the "Just a Pic" thread. It has a one word caption that gives me hope of finding the right one at the right price.

Patience

Thanks Gev, for the sound advice along with that encouraging pic of your exceptional cutlery. -James

sparerow​

 

[mbkr]

Ol' Blue in the pocket awhile today.