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Don’t see the big deal with these old school 1911 pistols. I have one by Tisas and it works flawlessly, also have one made by Colt from the 1960s and it works no better than my new one from Tisas. I have ambidextrous safeties on both now because I am a lefty.

It is time to let go of Case. Their products are no longer worth it. You are not the only knife reviewer who trashed Case, because of poor products. This is no longer controversial. This is fact.

Reject modernity, embrace Makima, Revy, Cutie Honey, Marin Kitagawa, Trixie Tang, Judy Neutron, Marge Simpson, Wendy Corduroy, Lois Griffin, Sailor Moon and Maddie Fenton Our Goddesses, eternally!!!

Good one🙏👍✌️🔪.... I'm a knife collector /lover.. Lol.. CASE XX IS NOW JUNK.. Rosecraft, Rough Rider...ECT... way better than case... It's a dirty rotton shame that this company has become what it become... If I had the money, I'd buy CASE XX today and save it's history... LOOKIN Real grim... CASE XX Brothers, William Russell (W.R.), Jean, John, and Andrew Case are all rolling over in their graves... ❤️ R. I. P.

This video makes me sad because it's the truth. Makes me stressed how true his interview on this video is.

We don't have any BP manufacurers in the UK these days, so we use Swiss, Zloty Stok and Henry Kranks (it's a UK company but made in mainland Europe). It's a shame when your country stops producing things, but it's also the state of the world.

Why are you wearing gloves to handle junk!?

The one is to me a swell-center moose pattern. People knew about Queen long before these knives. They were cutlers from Schatt&Morgan helping themselves to parts and making and selling knives under their own name. Schatt &Morgan went belly up. Winchester and Remington never geared back up to knifemaking after their other war efforts I believe

Funny how you say GEC is perfect when I have owned and sold some crappy GECs. Give me a Case any day. I have owned some well known USA guitars that were over 4k and had burn marks froma buffing wheel. They are Human over at Case, GEC, and Gibson Guitars not machines.....

Is it worth buying Brandywine knife in jig bone? (60 eur) Will it be rare with time? (maybe discontinued?)

At some point in time it seems Kershaw made some brandywine (redbone) stockman knives in D2 steel. Most aren't.

I share this feeling

CASE quality has really gone to the crapper.

God is dead

what do you have to say about everything going to hell feminist?

The biggest quality test a knife has to pass for me to purchase is the inspection of the backspring alignment with the liners. This is because it is the easiest place to check the overall quality of the build. one it passes, I look at the way the scales, bolsters. and pins are flush with each other. THEN i check the blades and walk and talk. If at that point there aren't any issues then i am prolly going to be happy purchasing it. The problem i have with online purchases is they do not show the individual knife i am going to purchase, but rather a sample of what they want me to think i'm getting. and if i am viewing the individual item then the pictures are either not good quality or they avoid showing the detail necessary for me to feel comfortable purchasing.

RoseCraft knives are addictive love them! I just hope they can stay in the same price range and the same quality if they start making them here.

I've been collecting Case knives for about 50 years . Russlocks and small toothpicks are my main patterns that I collect . I have yet to find any flaws in quality . My favorite EDC is my green pocket worn Russlock with a pocket clip . I wish Case would make more of their knives with pocket clips . The Russlocks tend to wear holes in my pockets and that is why I prefer pocket clips . I only have one with the pocket clip , and would like to buy more . It seems Case only makes limited quantities with the clip . And when they are available , they sell out quickly . As far as quality , I find that weather older or newer , the quality remains the same ( at least up to 2020 ) . I also own a single blade assisted opening trapper with a pocket clip , but that's another story .

Firearms used to be really beautiful back in the day. I understand that modern pistols are more practical and all that, but in terms of looks they nothing on the old ones.

😅😅😅😅😅😅😅 That is such pathetic.There's nothing wrong with this country.Our country is still pride and strong.Stop being a man child because you don't like this generation Get your Head straight old man.

Good point it is ❤😢

THIS VIDEO IS MUTED WORLDWIDE

LOL THE GAYS AND THE BROWNS AND THE GAYS! AND DID I SAY THE BROWNS?

We work much hard at caese wile wear wet shoes from sswim in rio del norte.

Clip your nails. It’s gay and disgusting. No white showing. It’s really gross.

Case needs to slow down and focus on quality, even if prices have to increase. Tony Bose had them on the right track for a while but they fell off again.

Cocobolo is my favorite handle material but it’s a lottery, it could look like fudge and caramel or cheap pine. When it’s good it’s so good.

I collect knifes. I believe most manufacturers get it. Fit and finish is mandatory. If it isn’t , your done.

No one knows any truth behind the curtains on stage until you open them.

Ok, so I have collected Case knives for 20+ years. I had over 100 in my collection. I didn’t like it but I was used to the $hitty quality, the gaps, the lame walk and talk. And then I bought my first Great Eastern Cutlery Knife. I sold 100 Case knives just to buy 25 Great Eastern. Great Eastern knives are without a doubt the finest production knives on the market. I still have a few Case but they are all pre 1980.

Thanks for your service sir. They died to give us freedom… you don’t seem to understand the concept.

Man, I’m 60 years old. I’ve owned top of the line Shrade Old Timers, old Case folders, old Camillus knives, passed down from my father that were made in the 50’s and 60’s. Back when every knife we knew was made in America. High-carbon steel that required care to prevent rusting. Nothing you could do about the natural patina that formed over the years, but all great steel was that way. The Old Timers were sharpened at 10 to 15 degrees and absolutely razor sharp. One slip and you were cut. Nothing like this stainless alloy, “super steels” sharpened at this 20 degrees nonsense. The big seller is, “Hey, it doesn’t rust, it’s not like you’re going to use it anyway, and it’s made in China. Doesn’t get scary sharp and it’s cheap. We have thousands of them, get yours now!” And I remember when real good knives turned into okay knives, then total crap knives. It was when our old carbon steel was too expensive and brittle for the amateurs and nobody really used knives for important things like camping and carving a bear out of a pine burl. They’re all indoors playing video games and don’t even own a bicycle for Christ’s sake, and so of course knives became a novelty item instead of a necessary tool. But all we had is back spring folders and they were meticulously precision made with of course no gaps between the spacers and springs. Kinda sad how Case and Shrade as well, sold out and just got lazy. Lousy stainless blade steel, shoddy workmanship, and just no care. The reason is, the market for old classic remakes is dying off. Old collectors aren’t going to collect crappy copies and new collectors want to collect new knives. I have some very old classics that can’t be replaced. I also have some very new flippers and frame locks that are way more practical than any two-handed opening pocket knife. And it’s only more practical because I’m not competing with my cousin in carving the better bear. I use my new fancy knives to open envelopes and packages. Cut string sometimes. You don’t need a real knife for that. Love your channel. Just subscribed. Sorry for the rant from a grouchy old knife guy.

You started the lineup by offering that you can't sharpen very well and ended with the butterbean that you: "sharpened the hell out of" Which is it charlatan?

My dad was a LEO in Philly back in the 50's-60's and carried one of these when he became a detective. When I turned 10 he let me shoot it at a police shooting match that he won that year, one of my best memories.

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I collect slip joints, mostly rough Ryder and vintage American. Only have a few case, and they’re nice cuz they’re old. Gapping never bothered me much, but for the price, it’s gotta be near perfect. Having said that, the gaps on your Russ lock are terrible. I won’t buy a new case unless it’s in person which is rare. The blade wobble is my pet peeve, especially the amount your girls has. I mostly stay away from case cuz they’re too collectible and that makes them more expensive. The vintage shrade, Kabar, Queen, etc, to me, are just as nice if not nicer than most case knives they make nowadays. GEC are way too hard to get, love B Howard’s stuff from Queen, but I’m not playing the games ppl play trying to get a GEC. This video is a few years old, so I think that GEC that you got for $80, is probably over $200 now. lol

Damn got me😂

I need this soooooo bad!

Man i cant wait til the knife flippers get ahold of those gec stiletto knives!!! I vet they will sell for thousands!!!!!!

Ahhhhh you got me! Nice one!

Cant believe I believed it until the GEC "logo" shows up lmao

Great April fool trick even if it is after mid day on the east coast of England .

What a high quality knife! I gotta get myself one of those!

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All the Case knives I have picked up have been spot on.

Cool look. Video came out good 👍 😊

I collect some pocket knifes. Some of my favorites are old Barlow knifes, I probably have a few to many. But it’s a great hobby and each one has a story.