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@@ClarksKentuckyKnives As Terry would say jam up and jelly tight! Thanks bro!

It was. That was his second trip down the steps. I didn’t get to film it the first time.😂 Yep, that’s my kids. They are a blessing for sure. We’ve had a lot of fun the past couple of days.❄️☃️

@ You are a blessed man! You have some beautiful children!

Yes he did! That was me on the mandolin. Alex Castillo on guitar and Adam Brinx on bass. It was just a little jam. We did after band practice one day. That’s the same mandolin that was featured with the mini copper lot this week.😊

😂 I gotta get me some of those stickers. Mike did an amazing job with this knife! Blessings brother. 🙏

Thank you! I knew I was reaching there a little bit. 🤣

@@BarlowBrigade Good morning brother Jim!

They’re really great daily carry. They’re super thin so they don’t take up much space in the pocket and have a full blade.

No way! I love mine. I’ve got it in orange and black, but I must say the orange is my favorite. I like how thin they are in the pocket. 🧡🔥👍

Thank you!

Gotta film some knives in the snow. I thought when will I have this chance again in SC. 😂

Agreed! Is one of my favorites in my collection.

Good eye there brother. It’s an early 2000’s Gibson blues King. It’s based off of an early L-00. The headstock badge is the same as the old ones.

@ That headstock fooled me!

Yeah,I had to get me one. It’s a cool shield and I really like the color of the bone on these. Blessings!

Thank bro! I picked that one up from my local tractor supply.

This one is a keeper. It’s my birth year knife. I’m glad you like it man. I bought this one from deep South cutlery.

Thanks brother!

@@rasputinscastle Thanks man! Much appreciate. 🙏

@stephenjeffrey75 Really. An artist 👍

@ I hope you saw today’s episode.

I lucked out on this one at tractor supply. Both sides look good.

They are solid knives built like tanks! I’ll incorporate me playing in some of my videos soon.

That was my big purchase at the Ellaville knife show. A birth year night for me. I figured I can’t mess it up too bad at church. lol!

@@ClarksKentuckyKnives Thanks man! I love the blue bone on this one. That tool box was my dad’s back in the day.

I’m glad you like it! It’s hard to beat a copperlock. I got lots of knives, but that’s my one and only mandolin.

I have many guitars, but only one mandolin. I’ve had this one since 2007 and it’s showing lots of love and wear! It’s been used and abused. I love the color of this copper lock. I thought they made a good pair. When I was on the road and I played with a musician that I respected, I would give them my Case Texas Jack, and allow them to carve their name in the back of my mandolin. Copper locks are definitely my new favorite pattern. I’m for sure gonna get a few more.

@ I have several mini Copperlock. But I’m getting my first full size Copperlock this week. I LOVE Copperheads! It’s my favorite pattern. I’ll see how I warm up to the full size Cooperlock.

@ Awesome,let me know what you think when you get the full size. The mini just fits my 5th pocket so well.

Good morning bro! I’m glad you like it. Hope you’re doing well!🙏

Good morning brother Jim!

Thanks brother! Much appreciated. 🙏

You know it! You gotta love that old-school workin' man style. I hope all is well? I wanna hear more about that spider co. you showed in the background of the scout knife video.

I was calling it a swell end jack. But someone told me this was a rail splitter. I got this off of knife forum…”Typically a two-bladed "jack knife" with a drop point and clip point blade. The handle shape and blade configuration are said to resemble a rail splitting tool.” I think that’s where the confusion is people are looking at the description and not the actual pattern number. This is a 31 1/2. I think that name belongs to the 99 1/2. Let me know what you think?

@ For me, I’m not educated enough to say exactly what it is. I know I bought a NOS ‘65-‘69 6231 1/2 Redbone at SMKW. I was calling it a swell end Jack and the man corrected me saying it was a torpedo Jack. Then I learn Case made a pattern to me that looks just like mine that is called the rail splitter. So, I’m totally confused. My Case book calls the 99 a Rail Splitter, but it doesn’t use that same designation for the 31. So my guess is the 99 was called the Rail Splitter because it was a bigger knife. If this is correct, I wonder should the 31 be called the mini rail splitter. It is a question I would like one of the more educated Case guys to answer. I just love this type of conversation! Thanks SJ!

Terry’s knives a man stuff did a video featuring the same knife and he called it a swell end Jack. But I think you’re right it’s kind of like the trapper and the mini trapper. But in this case they’re referring to the two different sizes as different names. I know the name has something to do with Abraham Lincoln the larger versions being shaped like a rail splitter tool. I found this on Shepherd Hills cutlery “Known by a few names such as the ‘swell end’, ‘torpedo’ or, due to its size, the “rail splitter’, this 4 1/8th is a jack knife of surprising heft, comparable to a trapper knife, and held two blades, mainly clip master blades and pen secondary blades.” of course this is referring to the 99 pattern. But they just wanna make it all confusing and stuff. lol!

@@KnifeKrazy. 😊👍

@@BarlowBrigade Thanks brother! I was just wanting to give a shout out to those who helped me along in leather crafting and encouraged me. I didn’t want them to think that that went unnoticed. I promise in the next video. I’ll talk about myself. 🤣IoI! I appreciate you brother.💯🙏Barlow madness!

He does great work. 👍

@@waynemiracle8928 Thanks brother! I appreciate that.🙏

@@guyharris5875 Just shoot me a email at Sjrelics@gmail.com

Stephen has always strived to do the best he can with whatever he does, and he's not afraid to try doing something that he's never done before. I've known him all his life, so it is first-hand witness. That's my son.

@@MountainAjar Thanks bro!

Awesome brother, I’m glad you’re excited about them! I’ll get them to you asap. Mondays is MLK day so they should be in the mail Tuesday.

@@radar468 Thanks bro!

@@jedijimknives Thank you Jim! Thanks for checking it out.😊🙏

Thanks so much for the kind words! Much appreciated. 🙏

@@rwa123 Thanks man! If the right one at the right price came along you knew Bubba would jump on the deal. Everybody needs a woody woodpecker knife for their collection.🤣

@@stephenjeffrey75 I had one. A mother of pearl from 2000. Sold it. It’s so unnatural to open for me at least. Yes for the right deal especially if it was a birth year knife. Not sure if they made them in 1983.

@ Gotcha. Yes they are different. I got both of them given to me one from my dad and one from my father in law. They didn’t start making them until 2000.

@@BubbasEDC Ha!! 🤣