Trusted for its durability, scratch resistance and a softer feel when in hand, it’s little wonder that Micarta’s growth in the knife industry has made it a contemporary favorite. The high polished bolsters and stainless blades make these knives hard to keep out of sight. Borne from an 18th century jack knife, the Case Gunstock (’130 pattern) measures 3 ¾”, weighs 3.3 oz, and features a master Spear blade with a long French nail mark and a secondary Pen blade. Its most prominent feature is its handle shape, which profiles a straight line across the top from its swelled center to the end to create a look resembling the stock found on a traditional shotgun or rifle. Case has offered several different patterns in its history, but two were the most prominent; a small pattern (’15 pattern, which measured 2 7/8” when closed) and this larger version, which was first introduced in the 2004 Case product guide and made very sparingly throughout subsequent years. Its history has made the ‘130 pattern a rare find in today’s market, but Case has solidified its future with this reintroduction.

Specifications
Blade Lengths: 2.61", 1.98"
Closed Length: 3.75"
Blade Type: Spear, Pen
Blade Material: Tru-Sharp Stainless
Blade Finish: Mirror-Polished
Handle Material: Black Micarta
Handle Finish: Smooth
Lock Type: Slip Joint
Weight: 3.3 oz
Made in USA