(Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Blade Material, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Beautiful Knife
Excellent workmanship on the Rosewood. Hefty little knife. Absolutely beautiful. Use it just to carry a knife without the bulk.
Bear & Son 2 Blade Minuteman w/ Rosewood Handle , 2.75" Closed, Slipjoint (non-locking) - 232R
Part #: BC232R | Bear and Son Cutlery Knives
Description
BC232R: Bear & Son 2 Blade Minuteman w/ Rosewood Handle , 2.75" Closed
Bear and Son Cutlery
Model BC232R: 2 Blade Minuteman w/ Rosewood Handle , 2.75" Closed
Bear and Son Cutlery, Inc.
Highest quality materials and years of experience in knife making combine to make Bear MGC knives comfortable in hand, a beauty to behold and still tough enough to go the distance. Their ongoing commitment is to make the best knives possible, make them in America and make them affordable. Bear wants everybody to be able to afford what they are proud to make!
Features:
- Blade Steel: High Carbon Stainless Steel
- Handle Material: Rosewood
- Closed Length: 2.75"
- Nickel Silver Bolsters
- Hollow Ground Blade
UPC Code: 730153042328
Related Categories
Bear and Son Cutlery Knives, Bear and Son Old Time American Classics Series, 440 Blade Steel, Wood Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Pens, Made in USA
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Customer Reviews
Leon
TampaAug 29, 2016
J.A.
Jul 01, 2010
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Blade Material, Handle Material, Blade Sharpness, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Another great knife from Bear & Son
This is my scond knife from Bear and again I am impressed.The Rosewood scales are beautiful and the over feel and function are tops. Once again the quality surpasses the price.A fine pocket knife and I have ordered another Bear & Son knife.
Shelly Lowenkopf
Santa Barbara, CAOct 09, 2009
Pros: Blade Material, Weight
Cons: None
review of Bear MGC 2-blade Minuteman w.rosewood handle
Planned to use product as major pocket tool, letter opener, eating/picnic tool, pencil sharpener, small package opener.I particularly like the rosewood panels, the substantial heft in relation to size, and the edge.In spite of frequent applications of oil, the large blade will not open unless the small blade is opened first, rendering the knife an attractive inconvenience and nuisance.
