Old Cutler
- Quick Steel
- Bronze Tier
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- Joined: Thu Dec 16, 2010 5:39 pm
- Location: Lebanon, KY
Re: Old Cutler
A very nice looking pair Nick.
Re: Old Cutler
Never owned an Old Cutler before or knew it was made by Colonial until I purchased this one off Ebay (Forgive me I am a Schrade (USA) and Remington (USA) collector)
I was very pleased with the construction - It might be my new user or might just put it in with the collection and start collecting some usa made Colonials
Clint
I was very pleased with the construction - It might be my new user or might just put it in with the collection and start collecting some usa made Colonials
Clint
Re: Old Cutler
Very quality knives.
Re: Old Cutler
Yes, they are good knives. They were made to higher quality standards than some of their other knives. I have a Ranger and an Old Cutler stockman that look almost identical, but you can feel that the OC is heavier, has thicker blades, and a more robust frame.
The Ranger has 3 backsprings - one for each blade, and has their patented "snap into place" bolsters. The Old Cutler is a more traditional design.
I am not knocking the other Colonials - I have a few of them and they are great, but the Old Cutler line of knives were their "Cadillacs"!
The Ranger has 3 backsprings - one for each blade, and has their patented "snap into place" bolsters. The Old Cutler is a more traditional design.
I am not knocking the other Colonials - I have a few of them and they are great, but the Old Cutler line of knives were their "Cadillacs"!
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~Reverand
Everything else is just a hobby.
~Reverand
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Re: Old Cutler
I just received a NOS Old Cutler 523. I'd put the fit and finish of this knife up against any Case or GEC anytime. Now I'm on the hunt for others!