Rose craft blades...!??

[Scale Military]

First, I apologize for being late with the info on this New RoseCraft Release. Life has been very busy lately.
Thank you Scale Military for posting it several days ago!

Releasing Tuesday April 28 2026 @ Noon Eastern

RoseCraft Birchfielld Camp Jack 14C28N Steel
- Brown Jigged Bone RCT034-BJB
- Green Jigged Bone RCT034-GJB
Each knife: $62.99 + $4.00 Shipping from my AAPK Store April 28th @ noon eastern,
or you may PM me to pre-order. Currently, I have 5 of each color available.

The RoseCraft Blades Birchfield Camp Jack Brown or Green Jigged Bone is a traditional cigar pattern that features a 2.9″ 14C28N clip point blade with a brushed satin finish, long pull, half-stop and heavy swedging. It has hand-jigged Brown or Green Jigged Bone covers with brushed stainless steel bolsters, liners, and nickel silver pins. It carries the RoseCraft Rose Bomb shield. It’s 3.625” closed, 6.5” overall, and weighs just 2.9oz.
Designed by Andy Armstrong.

Do you have any green handeled ones availble?

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Do you have any green handeled ones availble?

Yes, I have 5 green bone available.

[cudgee]

Going to try and get a green if i can, but they sell out really quickly here. Been waiting for one i really like, and these fit the bill. The reviews of these are so good. I"ll see how i go.

[Gtrclktr-351]

Please answer a serious question about Rosecraft Blades. Are Rosecraft, or are they not, just Rough Rider Reserve at a higher price. I ask because I have Temu knives that rival Case in build quality but have no delusions that the materials are the same. Why pay American made prices for Chinese knives?

[OLDE CUTLER]

Please answer a serious question about Rosecraft Blades. Are Rosecraft, or are they not, just Rough Rider Reserve at a higher price. I ask because I have Temu knives that rival Case in build quality but have no delusions that the materials are the same. Why pay American made prices for Chinese knives?

And add to that my serious questions about the statement on their website where they say they are going to build a plant in the US sometime "in the future", and the statement that the people who build the knives in China are RoseCraft employees. Are either of those statements true?

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Please answer a serious question about Rosecraft Blades. Are Rosecraft, or are they not, just Rough Rider Reserve at a higher price. I ask because I have Temu knives that rival Case in build quality but have no delusions that the materials are the same. Why pay American made prices for Chinese knives?

Bill, I have handled and sold 100s of RoseCraft knives in almost 4 years as a qualified dealer. I sold some Rough Ryder Reserves before that, and speaking from experience, the RoseCrafts are better knives all around, especially in fit an finish. ( Opinions will vary, of course. ) I know nothing about Temu knives, but have used my RoseCrafts extensively, and the materials hold up very well. The D2 steel they used in their older patterns has held an edge well. All the newer patterns now have 14C28N stainless. I have not seen any wobble in the pivots or covers coming loose, etc.

Since becoming a RoseCraft dealer, I have had only one return because of a blade rub. As with any company that is doing production, issues do come up with products over time, but I have had only one. The price of RoseCraft knives has increased a bit the last couple years, but not as much as some other knife companies. Everything costs more these days. Hope this helps answer your question.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Please answer a serious question about Rosecraft Blades. Are Rosecraft, or are they not, just Rough Rider Reserve at a higher price. I ask because I have Temu knives that rival Case in build quality but have no delusions that the materials are the same. Why pay American made prices for Chinese knives?

And add to that my serious questions about the statement on their website where they say they are going to build a plant in the US sometime "in the future", and the statement that the people who build the knives in China are RoseCraft employees. Are either of those statements true?

OC, I think your question would need to be addressed by RoseCraft. Anything else would be speculation. Here is a link to contact them:
https://rosecraftblades.com/contact-form/

[Gtrclktr-351]

Bill, I have handled and sold 100s of RoseCraft knives in almost 4 years as a qualified dealer. I sold some Rough Ryder Reserves before that, and speaking from experience, the RoseCrafts are better knives all around, especially in fit an finish. ( Opinions will vary, of course. ) I know nothing about Temu knives, but have used my RoseCrafts extensively, and the materials hold up very well. The D2 steel they used in their older patterns has held an edge well. All the newer patterns now have 14C28N stainless. I have not seen any wobble in the pivots or covers coming loose, etc.

Since becoming a RoseCraft dealer, I have had only one return because of a blade rub. As with any company that is doing production, issues do come up with products over time, but I have had only one. The price of RoseCraft knives has increased a bit the last couple years, but not as much as some other knife companies. Everything costs more these days. Hope this helps answer your question.

Thanks for your reply that did answer my question. I asked because I have had neither a Rosecraft nor a RRR in hand. I do have quite a few standard Rough Ryders and Chinese made Queen and Marbles. I haven't had major issues with any of those. And as I said, I own several Temu knives, but do not purchase any of their obviously counterfeit knives.

[American Blade 92]

If you're interested, RoseCraft has a sale on trappers. I just bought one. $44.99

[jmh58]

[cudgee]

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Have a good weekend.

[jmh58]

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Have a good weekend.

Thanks cudgee.
And you also!!
John

[American Blade 92]

Got this Cocklebur Trapper today.
It's an incredible knife! I have to be honest, I was prejudiced against the brand at first but after owning one, I'm impressed, beyond impressed.
I prefer it to a traditional Case trapper all day long. Fit and finish is stellar. Assembled with precision. Smooth and feels good in the hand. The blade pulls are great. Lovely grinds on D2 tool steel. Can't beat this knife. It's almost too nice to use.

[Gtrclktr-351]

Between Tony's answer to my question and American Blade 92's obvious "disappointment" in his Cocklebur Trapper, I decided to look closer at the brand. Unfortunately, none of the current Rosecraft offerings at Corn Creek Cutlery jumped out and said, "Buy Me!".

Then I fell into a 3 way KAS trap. My interest in Rosecraft was piqued, I don't own a Muskrat and Rosecraft just happened to have the Sequatchie River Muskrat (https://rosecraftblades.com/product/ros ... at-rct018/) discounted. Hard as I tried, I just couldn't resist.

Will post pictures and a review when the "KASS Fix" arrives.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Between Tony's answer to my question and American Blade 92's obvious "disappointment" in his Cocklebur Trapper, I decided to look closer at the brand. Unfortunately, none of the current Rosecraft offerings at Corn Creek Cutlery jumped out and said, "Buy Me!".

Then I fell into a 3 way KAS trap. My interest in Rosecraft was piqued, I don't own a Muskrat and Rosecraft just happened to have the Sequatchie River Muskrat (https://rosecraftblades.com/product/ros ... at-rct018/) discounted. Hard as I tried, I just couldn't resist.

Will post pictures and a review when the "KASS Fix" arrives.

Excellent choice Bill ... the Sequatchie is one of my favorite RCs!

[rea1eye]

That Cocklebur looks really nice. They say all their knives are
hand made and checked twice before shipping it to you. Looks
like they have very good QC.

Bob

[American Blade 92]

That Cocklebur looks really nice. They say all their knives are
hand made and checked twice before shipping it to you. Looks
like they have very good QC.

Bob

I've been carrying it every day since last week and it's honestly a pleasure to use. The quality is Grade A excellent.
I'd say a very good QC as you said.

[American Blade 92]

Something else I love about RoseCraft. The handles have a nice radius, not flat . Makes a very classy look and very comfortable in the hand.

[Corn Creek Cutlery]

Next Up For RoseCraft Blades....

RoseCraft Tuckahoe Jack Releasing Tuesday May 26 @ Noon Eastern
Red or Gray Barnoboard Jigged Bone RCB "32" Pattern (More pics coming in a few days)
$62.99 + $4.00 USPS Ground Advantage Shippimg
As usual, PM me if you want to pre-order ... I have a limited number ... thanks!

The RoseCraft Blades Tuckahoe Jack Red or Gray Barnboard Jigged Bone is a one-bladed sleeve board jack pattern that features a 2.5” 14C28N spear point blade with a brushed satin finish, long pull, half-stop and heavy swedging. It has hand-jigged Smoky Red or Gray Barnboard Jigged Bone covers with brushed stainless steel bolsters, liners, and nickel silver pins. It introduces the RoseCraft Heart shield which completes the shield card suit set. It’s 3.375” closed, 5.9” overall, and weighs just 2oz. This pattern was inspired by traditional sleeve board patterns and re-imagined by Andy Armstrong.

MORE RCB NEWS
12 more new releases are planned for this year. Some will be favorite patterns with new covers.
That's all I can say at the moment ... dates are still TBD.

[RedRaiderRick]

I have 3 or 4 Rosecrafts bought from Corn Creek. Every one is perfect. Any time someone sees me using one they want to know all about it and sometimes offer to buy it.

[Scale Military]

Next Up For RoseCraft Blades....

RoseCraft Tuckahoe Jack Releasing Tuesday May 26 @ Noon Eastern
Red or Gray Barnoboard Jigged Bone RCB "32" Pattern (More pics coming in a few days)
$62.99 + $4.00 USPS Ground Advantage Shippimg
As usual, PM me if you want to pre-order ... I have a limited number ... thanks!

The RoseCraft Blades Tuckahoe Jack Red or Gray Barnboard Jigged Bone is a one-bladed sleeve board jack pattern that features a 2.5” 14C28N spear point blade with a brushed satin finish, long pull, half-stop and heavy swedging. It has hand-jigged Smoky Red or Gray Barnboard Jigged Bone covers with brushed stainless steel bolsters, liners, and nickel silver pins. It introduces the RoseCraft Heart shield which completes the shield card suit set. It’s 3.375” closed, 5.9” overall, and weighs just 2oz. This pattern was inspired by traditional sleeve board patterns and re-imagined by Andy Armstrong.

MORE RCB NEWS
12 more new releases are planned for this year. Some will be favorite patterns with new covers.
That's all I can say at the moment ... dates are still TBD.

Interesting.

[jmh58]

2 more must haves!!
John

[jmh58]

2 more must haves!!
13 more coming!!
John

[Gtrclktr-351]

Between Tony's answer to my question and American Blade 92's obvious "disappointment" in his Cocklebur Trapper, I decided to look closer at the brand. Unfortunately, none of the current Rosecraft offerings at Corn Creek Cutlery jumped out and said, "Buy Me!".

Then I fell into a 3 way KAS trap. My interest in Rosecraft was piqued, I don't own a Muskrat and Rosecraft just happened to have the Sequatchie River Muskrat (https://rosecraftblades.com/product/ros ... at-rct018/) discounted. Hard as I tried, I just couldn't resist.

Will post pictures and a review when the "KASS Fix" arrives.

Here it is, for anyone who may not have already seen it.

https://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kn ... 8#p1237528

[dlr110]

At last having to wait out the Memorial Day weekend I finally got my next three RoseCraft Blades from our very own here at AAPK. Thank you very much Tony!
I have the Birchfield Camp Jack in green and both the black and red Tuckahoe Jack. As always these three knives pass my tests for ownership. They are sensibly priced; appealing to the eye in style and color; excellent craftmanship and materials; and they fit the bill for what I want in a pocket knife. That red Tuckahoe Jack is going straight into my EDC rotation box.

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