The Case Axe Handle Slip Joint Folding Knife in jigged buffalo horn (Case part no. 65034) is a medium-size pocket knife that takes its name from the profile of its handle. Case designed the pattern with custom maker Bill Ruple. The 3.05-inch clip blade is mirror-polished Tru-Sharp stainless steel, and genuine buffalo horn is jigged for grip. At four inches closed and 2.85 ounces, it is a comfortable everyday carry for slip joint fans. Because horn is a natural material, each knife varies a little from the pictures.

Key Specifications

• The blade length is 3.05 inches, enough for everyday cutting without bulk.
• Closed length is 4 inches, a medium-size handle that sits well in the pocket.
• The blade steel is Tru-Sharp stainless, Case’s high-carbon stainless made to hold an edge and resist corrosion.
• The blade shape is a clip blade with a mirror-polished finish.
• The handle is jigged buffalo horn, a natural material with a textured surface for grip.
• The mechanism is a slip joint, the classic folding design with a spring-backed blade.
• Weight is 2.85 ounces, light for a knife of this size.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Case Axe Handle a locking knife? No. It is a slip joint pattern, a traditional folder that holds the blade open and closed with a spring rather than a lock.

Who designed the pattern? Case co-designed the Axe Handle with award-winning custom maker Bill Ruple. The pattern stamp honors his influence and craftsmanship.

Where is it made, and is it warranted? It is made in Bradford, Pennsylvania, from domestic and imported materials, and carries Case’s limited lifetime warranty.

Buy the Case Axe Handle Slip Joint Folding Knife, Jigged Buffalo Horn

A slip joint with a buffalo horn handle is the kind of knife people keep for decades. Add it to your carry with our other pocket knives from our Lubbock, Texas shop, with fast, direct shipping.