CASE XX Copperlock Winterbottom Ginger Ale Lockback Knife in for review
on July 5th, 2013 at 9:10 amCASE XX Copperlock Winterbottom Ginger Ale Lockback Knife in for review
Stay steel tuned to this knife blog for the next few months as I put this CASE Copperlock Winterbottom Ginger Ale lockback knife through a battery of knife tests to provide a final Steel Sahlute Review Score!
Just in case you don’t know, as I would have knever known this 2 years ago, this is how the description of this knife is translated:
Copperlock – The word “lock” in this description refers to it being a “locking” or lockback knife. The “copper” portion refers to the bolster that looks kind of like the head of a copperhead snake. Thus Case uses their term: copperlock. The knife is a lockback by the way.
Winterbottom – the ling line jigging pattern on the bone handles. This particular patern is frequently seen on older Queen Knives.
Ginger Ale – The bone handles are dyed in the color that case refers to a Ginger Ale.
So, just in case you didn’t know……
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Stay steel tuned!
Scott
* * * Final Review here:
http://pocketknivesblog.com/case-copperlock-winterbottom-ginger-ale-copperlock-pocket-knife-review/
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