Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series Cattleman 2012

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Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series Cattleman 2012

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Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series Cattleman 2012 showed up today. I have been looking forward to these and saw a Woodsman on ebay, so I went to knifeswapper's site and they were in. I like the "as cut" finish on the blades like last years set, the fit and finish and bone handles are great.

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That is way sweet!!! ::ds:: NICE!!! ::nod:: John ::groove::
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Thanks John It's not a pattern I normally collect, but with Queen making the knives from one page of the older catalogs each year I'm finding myself looking at different patterns. I'm looking to get the Premium Stock Knife in bone if Mike has any.

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Looking good. The ebony version of that is calling to me. ::nod::
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Very FINE looking knife Bill, CONGRATS on that score!! ::ds::

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Thanks biglmbass and Trevor.

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biglmbass wrote:Looking good. The ebony version of that is calling to me. ::nod::
"I like Case, Queen, S & M, Fightn' Rooster and many more."
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Re: Schatt & Morgan Heritage Series Cattleman 2012

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How are the springs on your example?
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The springs on the Cattleman are a little stiff, the Premium stock knife springs are not as stiff, but after reading what Mike of collectorknives said I thought there would be a bigger difference. I only have one of last years knives the bone jack and I didn't find it really stiff. The stiffest Schatt I have is the dogleg whittler with a Wharncliffe blade from the series 18 set.

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My ebony Cattleman has quickly become one of my favorite knives. If only it was in D2... :D

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