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Half/Stop said:
Alan, I appreciate that. I will post my second Stag Clerk at the end of these quotes and you might just change your mind!!! :D:thumbsup:



examples. :thumbsup: This is my 2nd #13 Clerk in Sambar Stag. I have posted it in other threads, but this is the debut here in this thread. The pile side is nice, but the mark side is super, IMHO!! :D

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I think Alan will change his mind Ron That is as good as it gets!
 
I thought I would bring this thread back to page 1 with my newest Single Spring and Two Blades! I bought this one from the exchange this week. It is a #66 Slim with Cocobolo handles. Maybe someone else has a few to add to the thread! ;):thumbsup:

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So I am looking at a Case Copperlock as my first two blade single spring knife. I wish it was a bit larger. Closer to 3 1/2 rather than 3 1/8 inches. I probably should have jumped on the Churchill when it last came around but I was more focused on single blade knives then.

Any suggestions on a readily available new single spring two blade knife today?

,,,Mike in Canada
 
Duper said:
So I am looking at a Case Copperlock as my first two blade single spring knife. I wish it was a bit larger. Closer to 3 1/2 rather than 3 1/8 inches. I probably should have jumped on the Churchill when it last came around but I was more focused on single blade knives then.

Any suggestions on a readily available new single spring two blade knife today?

,,,Mike in Canada
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You're probably looking at a Case mini Copperhead, if it has 2 blades and is 3 1/8" closed. (The mini Copperlock is about 3 5/8", I think, and only one blade.) FWIW, I have a Wharncliffe/pen mini Copperhead that I think is a beautiful and useful knife, but it is not a big knife. Not nearly as small as a Peanut (the extra quarter inch makes a huge difference, I think), but still probably smaller than average.
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- GT
 
Nice to see this thread revived, despite p-bucket's vandalism:rolleyes:

GT is correct on all fronts about the Mini-Copperhead, a very tidy carry. Here in Root-Beer Bone ( I tasted some US Root Beer for the 1st time last month, absolutely repulsive:poop::D but I've never much liked any soft drinks I stick to tea, coffee, water, wine, beer & spirits, that's plenty)

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5K Qs said:
You're probably looking at a Case mini Copperhead, if it has 2 blades and is 3 1/8" closed. (The mini Copperlock is about 3 5/8", I think, and only one blade.) FWIW, I have a Wharncliffe/pen mini Copperhead that I think is a beautiful and useful knife, but it is not a big knife. Not nearly as small as a Peanut (the extra quarter inch makes a huge difference, I think), but still probably smaller than average.
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Yep, thanks for the correction on that 5K Qs. I have a few Copperlocks, in both sizes and just mixed the names in my post.

So maybe 3 1/8 is not so bad?

,,,Mike in Canada
 
5K Qs said:
You're probably looking at a Case mini Copperhead, if it has 2 blades and is 3 1/8" closed. (The mini Copperlock is about 3 5/8", I think, and only one blade.) FWIW, I have a Wharncliffe/pen mini Copperhead that I think is a beautiful and useful knife, but it is not a big knife. Not nearly as small as a Peanut (the extra quarter inch makes a huge difference, I think), but still probably smaller than average.
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I love the looks of the Wharncliffe mini Copperhead, but am I the only one who finds that the Wharncliffe main blade makes a hot spot when using the pen blade? For a user I prefer the clip main - it doesn't stick up so far when closed and I don’t really feel it when using the pen blade. (I apologize for using this shot I’ve posted before but it illustrates my point.) I think Case still makes a couple of mini Copperheads with a clip main.
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