Case XX Folding Hunter

The clip point blade features a sharp, narrow tip ideal for piercing and fine detail work, while the drop point blade offers a stronger, more robust edge suited for general cutting and skinning tasks. Having both on one handle gives you a versatile tool that can handle everything from delicate field dressing to heavier utility chores.

Tru-Sharp is Case's proprietary stainless steel, specifically formulated to balance edge retention with corrosion resistance. It is easy to sharpen in the field and holds up well against moisture, making it a practical choice for hunting and camping where you don't want to worry about rust.

Yes, rosewood is a dense, naturally oily hardwood that resists moisture and wear. The 'jigged' texture provides a tactile, non-slip grip that stays secure even when your hands are wet or gloved, and it will develop a unique patina over time.

No, this is a traditional slip-joint folding knife, meaning the blades are held in place by a spring-tension mechanism rather than a mechanical lock. It is designed for traditional use and requires careful handling, as you should avoid applying excessive pressure that could cause the blade to close.

The match-strike swedge refers to the grooved texture on the spine of the blade, which was historically designed to strike a match. While modern users may not use it for that purpose, it adds a distinct aesthetic touch and provides a bit of extra grip for your thumb when performing detailed cutting.

To keep the sheath in good condition, keep it dry and occasionally treat the leather with a high-quality leather conditioner to prevent cracking. Avoid storing the knife in the sheath for long periods if the blade is wet, as moisture trapped inside can lead to corrosion.