Case 6.5 Burnt Bone Stag Tear Drop Jack 3-5/8" Closed (TB6.51028 SS) - 65308

Name: Case 6.5 Burnt Bone Stag Tear Drop Jack 3-5/8" Closed (TB6.51028 SS)
Brand: Case Knives
Price: 64.99 USD
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Rating: 1 (1 reviews)

Case 6.5 Burnt Bone Stag Tear Drop Jack 3-5/8 inch Closed (TB6.51028 SS)

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Description

CA65308: Tear Drop Jack 65308 (TB6.51028 SS)

Case Knives

Best of both worlds.

Made to look beautifully worn, this genuine bone handle's honey and amber tones are accented with special jigging—and handflamed—to look and feel like authentic stag antler. Each knife features Tru-Sharp™ surgical steel blades and the Case Oval Script Shield. Secondary "6.5" blade tang

stampings remind you these knives are extra special.

Specifications

Tear Drop Jack 65308 (TB6.51028 SS)
Closed Length: 3-5/8" (9.21 cm)
Blade Shape: Spear Point Blade
Handle Material: 6.5 Burnt BoneStag
Weight: 1.5 oz. (42 g)
Handcrafted in the USA

Related Categories

Case Knives, Case BoneStag Series, Surgical Steel Blade Steel, Bone Handle Material, Folding Knives, Folding Knives Jack Knives, Made in USA

Made in USA This product is USA born and raised.

Bone Handles One of the most common natural materials used in knife making, bone handles are usually textured to provide grip and can be dyed almost any color.

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Bill
Denver, CO

Jun 09, 2019

Pros: Handle Feel, Handle Material, None

Cons: Overall Quality

Case QC Slipping?

I purchased a 6.5 Bone Stag Tear Drop yesterday. After taking it home and sharpening it I noticed the blade had scuff marks on it where it was kissing the liner. After a closer look I discovered the blade would shift back and forth with slight pressure while folded. Not only did the tip move side to side, but the blade would roll where the tang met the liner. Actually, where the tang met the air gap between the tang and liner. It's going back as a warranty repair.