Bear And Son Stockman Knife C247 Three Blade Pocket Knife With 1095 Steel Walnut Handles For Collectors
Meet the Bear & Son Stockman C247—a classic 4th Generation pocket knife designed for collectors and everyday users who value tradition, versatility, and enduring craftsmanship. With a three-blade setup, premium Walnut handles, and a timeless inlay shield, it’s ready for everyday tasks at home, in the workshop, or on outdoor adventures.
- Blade Configuration: Three blades—Clip Point, Spey, and Sheepsfoot—cover a wide range of tasks from slicing and detail work to gentler cuts.
- Blade Material: 1095 carbon steel blades offer solid edge retention and straightforward sharpening in the field.
- Closed Length: 3 7/8" closed, compact enough for pocket carry while still providing ample blade length for daily tasks.
- Handle Materials & Hardware: Heritage Walnut handles with nickel silver bolsters and the Carbon 4th Generation inlay shield for a refined, collectible look.
- Series: Bear & Son 4th Generation Series, reflecting ongoing craftsmanship improvements and a heritage design lineage.
- Versatility for Everyday Tasks: The three blades handle packaging, trimming cords, carving, deburring, and more without needing to switch tools.
- Care & Maintenance: After use, dry the blades and apply a light oil to prevent corrosion and keep the edge ready for next use.
The Stockman C247 balances traditional aesthetics with practical performance. The 1095 carbon steel blades keep a sharp edge for daily tasks and are straightforward to sharpen in the field when you’re away from a full workshop. Heritage Walnut scales offer a comfortable grip and timeless appeal, while nickel silver bolsters and the Carbon 4th Generation inlay shield signal its collectible status. Ideal for collectors who value a classic Bear & Son design, it’s also a dependable companion for camping, travel, and everyday chores—opening packages, trimming cords, precise carving, and deburring—without swapping tools. With a compact 3 7/8" closed length, it fits neatly in a pocket or pack, ready for wherever your day takes you. For longevity, remember to dry the blades after use and apply a light oil to prevent corrosion.