The Case Medium Stockman 6.5 BoneStag Knife is a Case Knives bestseller that folds three popular blades into a convenient everyday carry. This knife's bone handles are made to look beautifully worn. They are accented with special jigging, and are hand-flamed to look and feel like genuine stag antler.
The Case 6.5 BoneStag handles of this Medium Stockman have an inlaid oval-shaped metal Case Knives shield. The bone is made from the shin bone of Zebu cattle, a very rugged material. As the bone is a natural material, the handles of each of these knives are all unique and may not exactly match the image.
The blades on this knife are made from mirror-polished Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel, which is tough enough to get the job done, corrosion resistant, and easy to resharpen after a hard day's work.
The Medium Stockman includes a Clip, Sheepfoot and Spey Blade. The Clip blade is a multi-tasker with a tip for piercing and detail work. The Sheepfoot has a straight edge and curved back for maximum blade control. While it was originally created for trimming sheep's hooves (hence, the name), it is now a favorite for carving and carpentry tasks. Finally, the Spey blade, once used on livestock, is an all-purpose blade often used by hunters, especially for skinning game.
The Case 6.5 BoneStag Medium Stockman Knife is made in Bradford, Pennsylvania, USA from domestic and imported materials, and is backed by Case's limited lifetime warranty.
Features of the Medium Stockman Case 6.5 BoneStag Knife:
- Mirror-polished Tru-Sharp surgical stainless steel Clip, Sheepfoot and Spey blades
- Case 6.5 BoneStag handles jigged and hand-flamed to look and feel like authentic stag antler
- Oval shield inlay with Case logo in script
- Made in the USA
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
Overall Length (Closed): 3.625 inches
Clip Blade Length: 2.57 inches
Sheepfoot Blade Length: 1.88 inches
Spey Blade Length: 1.71 inches
Weight: 2.6 oz
Blade Types: Clip, Sheepfoot and Spey
Blade Lock Type: Non-locking Slip Joint
Sheath: Sold Separately
Case has been crafting knives in the USA since its founding in 1889, when the four Case brothers began selling hand made knives from the back of a truck in upstate New York.
Made in the USA