ANOTHER KODIAK HUNTER FROM ROGER-50/2050

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ANOTHER KODIAK HUNTER FROM ROGER-50/2050

Post by Roger - 50/2050 »

Howdy knifer Bro's,

I would like to share another fixed blade with ya'll I picked up early in November of last year, I know these are fairly new & have only been out a short while! ....Its a W.R. Case & Sons Kodiak Hunter with Buffalo Horn handles, knife comes with the original box & sheath + paper work!



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nice knife roger. the newer case fixed blades are still very high quality. how do the horn handles feel?
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Post by Roger - 50/2050 »

Thanks Johnnie, I did have to go through a few before I got this one my friend! ....The Horn handle, the way its jigged gives the knife a better grip in the hand, my guess is that W.R. Case & Sons won't be putting this knife out in Stag any more??? ::shrug::



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I like that one! I like that one a lot. Good choice.
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Post by sunburst »

Hey Roger,

Great looking knife, that knife just seems to show off in style. I have not paid much attention to Case fixed blades but if they look that good I think I need to pay more attention.

Thanks,

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I found a Kodiak just like that for $112. Is that the standard street price on this knife??
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Post by Roger - 50/2050 »

Hello Phil,

If your a knife dealer you can get them for $86 from Blue Ridge, I bought mine for $103 shipping included!



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