Cody call striker question

[toypar]

Bought this striker many moons ago. When I bought my first Cody call. Never saw one like it. I know they made a light and heavy hickory and the waterproof. Is this a light hickory?is it a true Cody? Thanks for any information.

[toypar]

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[Bowguy]

I can't post pics either except through Tapatalk. Sign up for that than look for old gobbler forum

[toypar]

Got thanks


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[3bailey3]

I have never saw one like that!

[fishr64]

From what I understand, the open ended barrel is a lighter version of the same striker dowel. I believe that is a Bocote striker. I have a couple that aren't open on the end like yours is. I'm guessing because I didn't buy the calls new, they were available possibly late 90's or early 2000's. One of the pots I received with one has the original soundboard risers and the other has the newer setup. Both are World Class calls. I have one that is like yours that I believe came with a Woodsman Drop Dead slate that was also used and I don't know what timeframe it's from. Hopefully someone with more specifics will chime in.

I hope you like it, as I like the ones that I have. Maybe not as much as the Black Night ones that I have, but they run good.

[Hevishot 13]

It's Bill's "lightweight Bocote". I have Bill's "lightweight Hickory" and his regular Bocote among about 25 others.

[PALongspur]

Cool! Never saw a light bocote. I have a light hickory that was always my favorite on my Cody II slate.

He matched bocote strikers with both my World Class and Spec 1.

[toypar]

I bought the striker by itself when I bought a Cody 2


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