Three Big'uns Comparison

black mamba

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Thanks to a trade with Chris (hapasnyper) I now have my first Case-Bose collab, the large stockman in chestnut bone. Here I decided to compare it with two of my other big'uns, a Queen #49 Cattle King in curly zebrawood, and a NF #82 Dixie in burnt stag. First the pics!

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Now for the numbers. The bone handled Bose was the heaviest, the Queen was the biggest, and the GEC was the trimmest.

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The Bose takes pride of place, due to its excellent W&T and F&F, plus the upgraded edge holding of the 154CM. The other two are excellent knives, especially considering their much lesser selling price and stardard production. I'm glad I have all three.
 
Very interesting table you put together Jeff. Must say I'm a bit shocked by the weight of the CASE/Bose :eek: that's not something you want in your pocket if you fall in the water:Do_O It looks a lot like the Queen 49 apart from the master blade. I've been long thinking about a CASE/Bose Cattle Knife if the right one turns up, hope it's not as heavy as its Stock knife cousin:D Recently got a Queen No.9 in WCSB, my current favourite stock knife.

Thanks, Will
 
Is that a shadow or is there so pretty nice swedging going on on the Case/Boses's sheepsfoot?
 
All three blades on the Case-Bose are nicely swedged, with the happy effect that there is no blade rub.
 
Not bad at all!
Ive got a Case/Bose trapper that I’m (somewhat shamefully) scared to take out of the box. Them swedges make want to do so….
 
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