Case XX Folding Hunter.

I ran by bass pro shop today on my way home
Mostly just cause I hadn't been in there in good while and wanted to see what knives they had.

For the most part it was pretty disappointing
But they did have a case folding hunter and it was $99.99
I thought that was a bit high for a case knife .. but they still out there if people are looking
 
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Rsmith_77 said:
I ran by bass pro shop today on my way home
Mostly just cause I hadn't been in there in good while and wanted to see what knives they had.

For the most part it was pretty disappointing
But they did have a case folding hunter and it was $99.99
I thought that was a bit high for a case knife .. but they still out there if people are looking
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A prominent e-tailer has them on back order for more than that.
I was lucky with mine. For $29, I'm quite happy with the miracle edge on my skinner blade, though I wouldn't have chosen it. (From a furniture-heavy booth in the big antique mall in Syracuse NY.).
 
It's funny
I lived in Syracuse for a bit, actually enlisted from there even tho I grew up about 3 hours west of there
 
Rsmith_77 said:
It's funny
I lived in Syracuse for a bit, actually enlisted from there even tho I grew up about 3 hours west of there
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I stay nearby for a bit most summers. My cousin still has the camp her dad and granddad built on a lake slightly to the east.
Cross Lake. I probably don't have to be quite so mysterious.DSCF8286.JPGDSCF8287.JPG
 
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screened porch said:
I stay nearby for a bit most summers. My cousin still has the camp her dad and granddad built on a lake slightly to the east.
Cross Lake. I probably don't have to be quite so mysterious.View attachment 2043886View attachment 2043887
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$29 for that......You stole it......Kinda rare Bill Boatman SFO. They usually bring a premium over other standard 65 patterns of the same era.
 
Arathol said:
$29 for that......You stole it......Kinda rare Bill Boatman SFO. They usually bring a premium over other standard 65 patterns of the same era.
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No kidding! Thanks for the info.
I couldn't believe it, but the people at the counter read it the same way I did.
 
JM2 said:
It won’t hurt my feelings to see competitors of the same pattern...uh, for reference ya know.

Yeah I was thinking the same thing. I can’t understand why the buck is preferred. I carried a buck 110 for 4-5 years and was carrying one when the 65 uprooted it. Not that the buck is not a good knife but the 65 is more svelte.
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If you insist.
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Shown with a full size trapper for size comparrison. 🙂
 
JM2 said:
It won’t hurt my feelings to see competitors of the same pattern...uh, for reference ya know.
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How about side by side by side etc.





Top row, left to right: Case FFG, Case SAB, Kabar, Imperial Diamond edge, Schrade OldTimers, Schrade Uncle Henry, Schrade Waldens, Western.

Bottom row: Unknown with bear logo, unknown Japan, Imperial Frontiers, Edge brand, American Knife, three Bokers, Chicago Cutlery and another Western.
 
yablanowitz said:
How about side by side by side etc.





Top row, left to right: Case FFG, Case SAB, Kabar, Imperial Diamond edge, Schrade OldTimers, Schrade Uncle Henry, Schrade Waldens, Western.

Bottom row: Unknown with bear logo, unknown Japan, Imperial Frontiers, Edge brand, American Knife, three Bokers, Chicago Cutlery and another Western.
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They are all about the same. There is not much difference in size between any of them and all are great knives
 
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