"Classic grandpa knife" Case Brown Delrin Stockman 63087 review

[@samrodriguez9864]

Another one I need to add to my collection

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@samrodriguez9864 I love Stockmans. Did you figure out about the vintage rough black synthetic knives?

[@samrodriguez9864]

@NewAgainKnifeReviews no not in yet had a long day at work haven't had time to research it

[@IsaacBurkman]

💚💙💛🧡💜❤️👍👍😎

[@danedwards8535]

Fine array of patterns and I especially like that model 44 pen. You mentioned a CASE Jack, if you want an incredible Jack in the sizes you’re showing here, a 3 & 1/2 inch pattern #62055 would be right down your alley. It’s an equal end Jack often referred to as the small cigar jack. It was last made by CASE in 1977 and is a quite nice indeed. Thanks for your videos Sir

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@danedwards8535 thanks man, I'll keep an eye out for one of those. 👍🏻😃👍🏻

[@Prattle-xc7wj]

The 055 is a great pattern. Wish they'd bring it back. I love the "senator" pattern knives...

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@Prattle-xc7wj i do also. They're great 👍🏻

[@Prattle-xc7wj]

Sitting here with one of these in my pocket right now. 2002 model, purchased second-hand, the main blade sharpened just a bit more than it should have been. Great little knife, which has been in my pocket through some...interesting times. Thanks for the video.

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@Prattle-xc7wj Thank you. Which blade do you use the most?

[@Prattle-xc7wj]

@@NewAgainKnifeReviews The main clip, usually. It still takes apples apart quite nicely. And the pen gets a lot of use, usually opening mail.

[@paparatt8147]

I have one I bought it in 1979 and it's still in great shape. 😊

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@paparatt8147 👍🏻👍🏻

[@dp505knives]

Good video. I have a couple of Bone handle Stockman knives in that pattern, but I still prefer the #18 pattern more. I agree that brown delrin is very durable.

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@dp505knives I prefer the #18 also. I love the sheepsfoot blade 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@alexishatjialexiou7509]

PS. I'm very proud to see your channel growing! It's no surprise really, your format/technique is very clear and easy to understand. Plus great topics and points to bout! I'm with you for the whole ride buddy!

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@alexishatjialexiou7509 Thanks for the support friend. Any ideas and suggestions are welcome 👍🏻

[@ray5156]

My next purchase is going to be a mini trapper with the Wharncliffe blade. I live about an hour away from the case factory and I plan to go there this summer and buy one I can examine first. I’ve seen a lot of quality issues online.

[@alexishatjialexiou7509]

She looks familiar......🤔lol what a great knife! I wished I had picked this one up before the 44 stockman. I didn't think I would like this one because of the absence of the sheep's foot. But like you said, the spey blade isn't bad on this one. I can get long sweeping cuts with it. Such as cutting open our wood pellet bags. I'm very fond of these small medium knives. Ironic, I am missing the pen 087 and your missing the 087 jack...lol. I wish they made one of these with the spey swopped for the sheep's foot. Thanks for showing us, in my opinion, a very underrated knife buddy!😃👍🏻

[@theprestriedge4657]

I have been waiting for someone to put the new carbon to the test.I will be looking forward to the video.

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@theprestriedge4657 I just put the results up

[@theprestriedge4657]

@ thanks

[@WZ13]

Another great video with beautiful knives and a variety of useful blades. Keep up the good work. Would you tell me your first name?

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@@WZ13 Zacharias

[@WZ13]

​@@NewAgainKnifeReviewsA rare biblical name.

[@NewAgainKnifeReviews]

@WZ13 John the Baptist's fathers name. I get called all kinds of different names, and variations. there are a lot of different forms of the root name "Zac" where I live.

[@justinlandis5629]

Hi, I just discovered your channel today. I really like your content. Where are you from?

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@@justinlandis5629 Usa