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Rough Riders!
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.....and you should!!!!
John
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Those are some nice RR's and I don't think I would work on those either Nev. I might suggest going to a pawn shop and seeing if they have a bucket of $5 knives you can practice on, that's what I've done in the past.
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Good Idea David.
No pawn shops here. I live in a very small town. But I am going to my Son's next Friday I think there is one in his town. I will check it out. Maybe I will find some keepers.
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Wow, Rough Ride has really stepped up their game!
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Marco,Madmarco wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 6:27 pmWow, Rough Ride has really stepped up their game!Those are 3 very nice folders Nev, congratulations!
I have admired the Black Widow with the wharnie blade for some time now but haven't pulled the trigger, every time I go to buy one I see something I want even more so it keeps getting bumped. Would you tell us some more about the model in the middle, that's one I haven't seen before? Thx!
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The knife in the middle is a model RR1578 . It is a liner lock. 4 inches long. The only thing it is a little hard to open with my thumb. It feels like it has a magnet in the handle holding it closed. I am not really sure about that. I really like the look . The best thing is SMKW had it on sale for $9.99. Hey what's not to like about that. I might buy another to give to my son.
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Wow, thanks Nev!Nev52 wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 11:09 pmMarco,Madmarco wrote: ↑Thu Jan 27, 2022 6:27 pmWow, Rough Ride has really stepped up their game!Those are 3 very nice folders Nev, congratulations!
I have admired the Black Widow with the wharnie blade for some time now but haven't pulled the trigger, every time I go to buy one I see something I want even more so it keeps getting bumped. Would you tell us some more about the model in the middle, that's one I haven't seen before? Thx!
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The knife in the middle is a model RR1578 . It is a liner lock. 4 inches long. The only thing it is a little hard to open with my thumb. It feels like it has a magnet in the handle holding it closed. I am not really sure about that. I really like the look . The best thing is SMKW had it on sale for $9.99. Hey what's not to like about that. I might buy another to give to my son.
Regards
Nev
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I was looking in one of my knife boxes and found 3 Rough Riders I forgot I had.
It's almost like Christmas!!
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Don’t ya just love it?!?!
I did the same with finding a Case TD I totally forgot I had!!
John
Not all who wander are lost!!
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Make sure some of them are Dirt!!!
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John,
Maybe we have to many knives??
NO WAY!!!!!
Your right John, I do love it!! I hope I find more!!!
Nev
Maybe we have to many knives??
NO WAY!!!!!
Your right John, I do love it!! I hope I find more!!!
Nev
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Well, I haven't been fortunate enough to find any stashed away knives I've forgotten about, but I did recently win a monthly Microsoft contest that paid me $1,500.! I honestly don't know who the lucky one is! Nice score Nev, must have been quite the rush! 
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I don't know Marco.
I like the sound of $1500.00!! Now you can buy more KNIVES!!!
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Congrats Mark!! 


John
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Ha, ha, ha!
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I received this "cute" little Rough Rider stiletto today and I have to say, out of the over 300 knives I've purchased in the past couple of years this one is the very first disappointment, and that's strictly based on it's size. In the pictures online it looks just like a regular folder, but unfortunately it's quite small, useful only I'd say as a finger-nail cleaning knife. I read the specs that claimed the knife is 6 1/4" oal and it is, but it's built very "slight" and feels light when in-hand. It has a SS dagger blade with n/n, 2-piece blue steel body with through holes, brass torx screws, and slip-joint action. It weighs a scant 1.6 oz.'s, but it is very sharp. Smooth and soft walk n' talk, and typical R/R fit n' finish. I guess 1 outta 300 ain't bad! 
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Marco,
Good use of the money. I am happy you got your lap top. On the subject of the knife your right 1 out of 300 is not bad.
Nev
Good use of the money. I am happy you got your lap top. On the subject of the knife your right 1 out of 300 is not bad.
Nev
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Her is an older Rough Rider. I think it is a copperhead.
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Anyone noted the SMKW site listing the Rough Ryder Reserve patterns to come in the future? They are listed as high as $139. I
wish them luck but they aren't for me at that price.

wish them luck but they aren't for me at that price.
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John
Not all who wander are lost!!
Of all the paths you take in life,
Make sure some of them are Dirt!!!
Of all the paths you take in life,
Make sure some of them are Dirt!!!
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I agree, $139 way over the top. That equates to $195 in our currency, then you have to add delivery costs on top of that, making it well over $200. I recently received 3 Sheffield knives, 2 made to my specifications for me, not their usual stock items, it cost me including delivery $165, i know what i would rather buy. What would you rather.???? Be keen to know.Louisville.Boy1947 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 4:21 pm Anyone noted the SMKW site listing the Rough Ryder Reserve patterns to come in the future? They are listed as high as $139. I
wish them luck but they aren't for me at that price.![]()
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That is a nice bunch of Rough Riders, Nev.
I also agree that $139 is too much for a RR. That is getting into GEC territory, and just too rich for my blood. To be honest, anything over $20 is a little steep for me to pay for a RR. The whole reason that I buy them is that they are pretty good knives at an affordable price.
I also agree that $139 is too much for a RR. That is getting into GEC territory, and just too rich for my blood. To be honest, anything over $20 is a little steep for me to pay for a RR. The whole reason that I buy them is that they are pretty good knives at an affordable price.
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At the price of knives in general at present there aren't a lot that are on my list of must have knives. I am more interested in trying to find traditional stag handled knives at what I believe are reasonably priced. This last weekend I just by chance happened upon an estate sale where I found two Case knives (a congress and sodbuster, both in stag) and a dental chest (to be used for knife storage) for under a "C" note. Pictures were posted in the knife finds thread under the general sub forum. These two Case knives fall into my category of knives priced fairly. I have a few RRR knives but in hindsight I would not buy them again if I had it to do over again. I find them overpriced.
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Dinadan wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 10:03 pm That is a nice bunch of Rough Riders, Nev.
I also agree that $139 is too much for a RR. That is getting into GEC territory, and just too rich for my blood. To be honest, anything over $20 is a little steep for me to pay for a RR. The whole reason that I buy them is that they are pretty good knives at an affordable price.
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Marco, your 'lightly built' Rough Rider looks similar to a "Splinter" pattern, named for it's ability to dig out splinters from your hand. If you give it a try and carry it for a few days i think you will come to appreciate it. Might even become a favorite
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Thank you for that Roland!kootenay joe wrote: ↑Tue Feb 08, 2022 12:34 am Marco, your 'lightly built' Rough Rider looks similar to a "Splinter" pattern, named for it's ability to dig out splinters from your hand. If you give it a try and carry it for a few days i think you will come to appreciate it. Might even become a favorite.
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