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Tobias, I have never used either one. As you can see from the picture the BSA is still in the packaging and I have no intention of removing it. The 1990 model is in mint condition so to keep it that way, I will never use it. However I currently EDC the second Mini Blackhorn from the left which I bought from Lowes a year or so ago. I really like my EDC. It handles all my normal cutting chores just fine. Since all five of the knives are identical except for age and cosmetics, I think they should all handle and work equally well. Going from left to right the knives are a Merry Christmas from 1993, my current production EDC, the BSA, the mint standard model from 1990, and a new Carhartt just acquired from SMKW.
Charles got me on the Blackhorn, i really like it, I have one in my pocket right now.
That's a nice Blackhorn, Charles. How does it compare to your Case BSA Mini-Blackhorn?
Thank you Bill.
Hi Charles, Nice lockback. SSP = The blades and springs stainless steel with polished blade edges.
I have this Case Mini Blackhorn from 1990. It has SSP on the tang stamp. I know SS means stainless steel. What does the P mean?
I love pictures of historic places!
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