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Philip, it's the "Rough Rider RR1108 Doubletake".
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Jerry, mine appears to be a double barrelled Canoe, the box is only marked Rough Rider Outdoorsman Series with RR1110 on the end.
I just opened this thing, all 4 blades and got to thinking, "I'm sittin' here bare footed as a yard dog and if I drop this thing with all the blades splayed open, I'm apt to get stuck." ::hmm::
We went through this sometime ago, what is the practicality of such a knife? It is certainly not comfortable in the hand even with only one blade opened. If all the other knives disappeared it would be a wonderful piece of cutlery but until then, naw! ::td::
I'd take 100 bucks for this one since they are such a wonderful item. Jerry when you sell yours, tell 'em about mine. ::nod::
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An awkward hand full with blades open
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It's like the Case "Beast" knives with blades all stacked-up so the thing is a couple of inches thick, or those gawdawful SAK that have about 50 blades and are 18 inches thick. But, I guess if we're going to start playing the "what's the practical use of..." game, we would all be looking at our piles of knives and then suddenly getting very quiet... :D
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Rough Riders have been quiet lately.
Lets wake it up with the Rough Rider "25th Anniversary" Serialized Limited Edition Giant Trapper. #RR2146.
8" Closed, this is a BIG trapper. Fileworked backsprings, collector's box shows the past Rough Rider shields.
I should receive it in a couple days. The pictures below are from SMKW.com's Dec. 2019 catalog.
If you are a RR collector you may want to add this to your stash. ::nod::
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They have also released a green micarta sowbelly stockman which looks okay. I saw a short you tube review from SMKW, about $15 i think.
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cudgee wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:09 am They have also released a green micarta sowbelly stockman which looks okay. I saw a short you tube review from SMKW, about $15 i think.
What??? You must have ESP cudgee. That was the second RR I put on this order: "Rough Rider Classic Micarta Sowbelly" $14.99 SKU: RRR1991
Well, I have to take the trash out now, but I guess you already know that. :shock: ::paranoid::
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Old Folder wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:04 am
cudgee wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:09 am They have also released a green micarta sowbelly stockman which looks okay. I saw a short you tube review from SMKW, about $15 i think.
What??? You must have ESP cudgee. That was the second RR I put on this order: "Rough Rider Classic Micarta Sowbelly" $14.99 SKU: RRR1991
Well, I have to take the trash out now, but I guess you already know that. :shock: ::paranoid::
Yes, i do, and your just about to be told you have to mow the lawn before thanksgiving day. ::uc::
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cudgee wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:08 am
Old Folder wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:04 am
cudgee wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 5:09 am They have also released a green micarta sowbelly stockman which looks okay. I saw a short you tube review from SMKW, about $15 i think.
What??? You must have ESP cudgee. That was the second RR I put on this order: "Rough Rider Classic Micarta Sowbelly" $14.99 SKU: RRR1991
Well, I have to take the trash out now, but I guess you already know that. :shock: ::paranoid::
Yes, i do, and your just about to be told you have to mow the lawn before thanksgiving day. ::uc::
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Old Folder wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:10 am
cudgee wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:08 am
Old Folder wrote: Tue Nov 26, 2019 6:04 am

What??? You must have ESP cudgee. That was the second RR I put on this order: "Rough Rider Classic Micarta Sowbelly" $14.99 SKU: RRR1991
Well, I have to take the trash out now, but I guess you already know that. :shock: ::paranoid::
Yes, i do, and your just about to be told you have to mow the lawn before thanksgiving day. ::uc::
Yes...Yes....And put fresh food in the Hummingbird Feeder.
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Old Folder, that one should come with a free pair of suspenders! ::nod:: ::tounge::
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::tu::
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i mostly collect Vintage USA Schrades and Remington's but I bought 5 or 6 rough riders on ebay new in box - I gifted a couple sold a couple but couldn't let this Robert klass go - I just like it
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Ooooh! I like the handles on that one. Good choice.

I have a #18 Mini-Trapper I'm quite fond of. It's the profile of the secondary blade that does it for me. Well made knife.
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Very Nice Knife as well Jerry - Sometimes no matter what country or by who , if you like the knife you like the knife
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I have a few of the Kissing Crane China knives and they are of similar high quality as the Rough Riders. Not all China made knives are good but either of these 2 brands will reliably give you a solid and sharp user knife for very little money.
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tnorton wrote: Sat Nov 30, 2019 2:09 pm Very Nice Knife as well Jerry - Sometimes no matter what country or by who , if you like the knife you like the knife
What is it the hipsters say? True that. It's just that simple.
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Got some to add to the accumulation.
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Nice stuff, Homer! I especially like that Moose. Unusual profile on that secondary blade!
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Mel, I agree with y’all on that RR Moose.
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::tu:: very Nice bigH - it's really amazing the Bang for your Buck
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I picked up this new in box 4 1/8" Rough Rider RR777 trapper today at one of our local antique malls. It was marked $8, and the promo for today was 20% off, so $6.40 was the price.I like the acorn shield Rough Riders, nice smooth bone handles, sharp as can be and the price.
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OC, I very much like the sleek looks of this RR. Smooth bone is a favorite of mine, especially for a using knife. ::tu::
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I have one of those on my watch list but it's not that price. Great find.
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Nice knife: nice price, Old Cutler! I like the acorn shield too.
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Looks great OC! And you can't beat the quality for that price! Good score! ::tu:: :D
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