"I Just Want to Say One Word to You...Plastics" Show Your Delrin Clad Traditionals

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Full size black soddie 1970 model. I inherited it from my grandfather. Also my week old soddie jr in yellow.
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Same as the one that Blues sent me last year.


It's a handful.


The pen blade is bigger than the main blade on some knives!


But in general unless your hands are dainty, it's about the right size for working.


4 1/8" closed, so about Trapper length, but stockier.

The Case Back Pocket, which is available in Yellow Delrin, is longer but thinner. I don't have one of those, just going by the one I do have in Chestnut bone.
 
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A very nice Kabar 4" stockman in jigged brown delrin.
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A pair of Schrade Craftsman stockmen in black sawcut delrin.
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Rough Rider reverse Eureka stockman in smooth yellow delrin.
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A couple that I don't think I posted...

Texas Longhorn Commemorative
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Schrade Cowboy Series - Hoppy
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Farm and Field #47 "Hayn' Helper" clad in Orange Delrin by Great Eastern :thumbup:

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I have several Case Delrin Sodbuster Jr, I like to touch them, there is some sensuality, the same for my Quee 70. I have also a Sparxx jigged delrin Trapper and Baby Butterbean. The feeling of the trapper is not as comfy as smooth delrin.
I did not use it for month in fact, just because jigged bone is way more agreable to touch. The butterbean is a bit different as much smaller. But If I had to do again, I would not buy these two knives with jigged delrin, rather get smooth or bone.
 
Schrade 167 UH Steelhead Fillet Knife

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Schrade 80T Old Timer

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