Roper brand knifes ?
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cbnutt
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Roper brand knifes ?
Seen a display at a hardware store the other day , looked nice , but didnt handle any , China made ?
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Re: Roper brand knifes ?
They are made in China, yes, and are a sort of cheap line of carbon steel folders.
But, Boker also has produced Roper knives, licensed from the jeans company. I don't guess that is those.
1065 carbon steel is what they use. That's good for a big chopper, but not a small folder.
But, Boker also has produced Roper knives, licensed from the jeans company. I don't guess that is those.
1065 carbon steel is what they use. That's good for a big chopper, but not a small folder.
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Re: Roper brand knifes ?
cody6268 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 7:21 pm They are made in China, yes, and are a sort of cheap line of carbon steel folders.
But, Boker also has produced Roper knives, licensed from the jeans company. I don't guess that is those.
1065 carbon steel is what they use. That's good for a big chopper, but not a small folder.
[/quot1065 or 1095 ?
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Re: Roper brand knifes ?
cbnutt wrote: ↑Mon Oct 19, 2020 1:41 am1065 was what all the eBay listings said, so I'm presuming that's the steel used.cody6268 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 18, 2020 7:21 pm They are made in China, yes, and are a sort of cheap line of carbon steel folders.
But, Boker also has produced Roper knives, licensed from the jeans company. I don't guess that is those.
1065 carbon steel is what they use. That's good for a big chopper, but not a small folder.
1065 or 1095 ?