Lockback
Lockback Case knives add a locking mechanism versus classic slipjoints. Compare listings by catalog number and read each product page for handle details.
Unless a product page says otherwise, knives ship new in the Case box from Prestonsburg, KY.
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Lockback FAQ
Lockback vs slipjoint? Lockbacks lock open; classic Case Trappers and Stockmen are typically slipjoints. Choose based on how you carry.
Other Case lock styles? CopperLock and RussLock.
New in box? Unless a product page says otherwise, knives ship new in the Case box.
"Lockback" describes how the knife works: a lock built into the backspring holds the blade open until you press the release on the spine. The Case Lockback in this collection carries a locking drop-point blade, pattern 61225L, about 3 inches closed.