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Posted: **Tue May 01, 2018 2:09 am**

I got a Nice Strawberry Bone Large Stockman by RR!

Posted: **Tue May 01, 2018 2:20 am**

deltaboy wrote:I got a Nice Strawberry Bone Large Stockman by RR!

I’ve been tempted by the strawberry bone but wondered if it’s too bright. What are your thought on it?

Posted: **Tue May 01, 2018 2:24 am**

WV Papaw wrote:
deltaboy wrote:I got a Nice Strawberry Bone Large Stockman by RR!
I’ve been tempted by the strawberry bone but wondered if it’s too bright. What are your thought on it?

I find it to a bit brighter than Case Red bone! Easy to find but it won't blind you!

Posted: **Sun May 06, 2018 11:36 pm**

https://www.flickr.com/gp/157223450@N03/5cMt0c

Posted: **Mon May 07, 2018 1:52 am**

deltaboy wrote:https://www.flickr.com/gp/157223450@N03/5cMt0c

If you can figure out how to upload images to flickr, you can learn to upload them to AAPK ---► viewtopic.php?f=98&t=50258

Posted: **Mon May 07, 2018 4:02 am**

deltaboy wrote:
WV Papaw wrote:
deltaboy wrote:I got a Nice Strawberry Bone Large Stockman by RR!
I’ve been tempted by the strawberry bone but wondered if it’s too bright. What are your thought on it?
I find it to a bit brighter than Case Red bone! Easy to find but it won't blind you!

Hey, that’s not too bad. Thanks for the comparison photo

Posted: **Wed May 09, 2018 2:41 am**

WV Papaw wrote:
deltaboy wrote:
WV Papaw wrote: I’ve been tempted by the strawberry bone but wondered if it’s too bright. What are your thought on it?
I find it to a bit brighter than Case Red bone! Easy to find but it won't blind you!
Hey, that’s not too bad. Thanks for the comparison photo

Your Welcome it is Strawberry red for sure!

Posted: **Fri May 18, 2018 1:21 am**

Love these RR!

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2018 6:26 pm**

No problems with either of these.

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2018 9:08 pm**

very nice. who owns and imports the brand?

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2018 9:39 pm**

SMKW is the owner and imported as far as I can tell.
Treefarmer

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2018 10:28 pm**

Several Rough Rider lines fall under the brand name including Stoneworx, Man Knives, Support the Cause and Arrowhead to name a few. Rough Rider is the house brand of SMKW. Although China is the primary source a few are produced in Pakistan and El Salvador. [Thank you Google.]

Posted: **Sun May 20, 2018 10:42 pm**

SMKW owns the Rough Rider trademark.

The application filed with the USPTO:
http://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?ca ... =13&page=1

The notification of acceptance from the USPTO:
http://tsdr.uspto.gov/documentviewer?ca ... x=0&page=1

Posted: **Thu May 24, 2018 6:53 pm**

So far the Quality still great.

Posted: **Sun Jul 22, 2018 8:17 pm**

Still happy with them!

Posted: **Sun Jul 22, 2018 10:41 pm**

Scott gifted me with a RR Mini-Trapper as company to a little Richards Tool-Kit knife I bought from him. Ain't she a beauty? Thank you Scott.

Posted: **Mon Jul 23, 2018 1:58 am**

Jerry is that one of the 2" folders ? I bet the blades are sharp enough that no touch up is needed.
kj

Posted: **Mon Jul 23, 2018 4:58 am**

My only rough rider a Strawberry bone Moose pattern! It is a pretty well built knife, along with a $3.99 Schrade color changing liner lock

Posted: **Mon Jul 30, 2018 2:57 am**

Got to get some more!

Posted: **Fri Sep 14, 2018 12:52 am**

Once again I have been unable to resist a Rough Rider. As soon as I saw one of these on Ebay I just knew that eventually I would get one. I held off at first, hoping that the craving would subside with time. Of course that did not work: it never does ...

Here is my newest RR whittler. It is 3 13/16 inches closed. Wharncliffe main blade. Very nice fit and finish with good walk and talk. All three blades have half stops. In fact the only thing I do not like is that the half stop on the main blade is too strong. It is a bit harder to move the blade out of the half stop position than I like or is necessary. Basically, the half stop is a bug instead of a feature. Other than that this is a very cool knife. I like the beefy look and feel of the body. And I have a weakness for yellow handles, too.

: Box

: Box

This knife comes in a nice box!

: Rough Rider

: Rough Rider

I like the Wharncliffe blade, but I am not too fond of two pen blades on a whittler. Why does no one ever put two coping blades?

: Back springs

This is a split back spring whittler.

: Rough Rider and Colt

Here is the Rough Rider with a Colt whittler. Do you think they might have come from the same factory? The walk and talk on the RR is better. But both have a half stop on the main blade that makes opening it difficult.

Posted: **Fri Sep 14, 2018 1:30 am**

Dinadan wrote:Once again I have been unable to resist a Rough Rider. As soon as I saw one of these on Ebay I just knew that eventually I would get one. I held off at first, hoping that the craving would subside with time. Of course that did not work: it never does ...

Here is my newest RR whittler. It is 3 13/16 inches closed. Wharncliffe main blade. Very nice fit and finish with good walk and talk. All three blades have half stops. In fact the only thing I do not like is that the half stop on the main blade is too strong. It is a bit harder to move the blade out of the half stop position than I like or is necessary. Basically, the half stop is a bug instead of a feature. Other than that this is a very cool knife. I like the beefy look and feel of the body. And I have a weakness for yellow handles, too.
RR1.jpg
RR2.jpg
This knife comes in a nice box!
RR3.jpg
RR4.jpg
I like the Wharncliffe blade, but I am not too fond of two pen blades on a whittler. Why does no one ever put two coping blades?
RR5.jpg
This is a split back spring whittler.
RR and Colt.jpg
Here is the Rough Rider with a Colt whittler. Do you think they might have come from the same factory? The walk and talk on the RR is better. But both have a half stop on the main blade that makes opening it difficult.

I just saw that one yesterday and I, too, am tempted to buy it. I agree about the 2 pen blades. I reckon one could grind/file them to something a bit more useful though n

Posted: **Fri Sep 14, 2018 3:03 am**

Mel I have long suspected the Rough Rider and the Colt knives came from the same source. I have nothing to back that up other than I see a lot of similarities between the two.

My understanding is that the Colt knives are no longer being produced at this time. Anyone know for sure ?

Posted: **Fri Sep 14, 2018 10:36 am**

I have quite a few of the traditional style Colt knives from the last about 6-7 years and i am sure they come from the same place as Rough Rider knives. Both brands look and feel the same and both are very good deals for very good knives.
kj

Posted: **Thu Sep 20, 2018 2:26 am**

Love them!

Posted: **Thu Sep 20, 2018 3:03 am**

Dinadan wrote:Once again I have been unable to resist a Rough Rider. As soon as I saw one of these on Ebay I just knew that eventually I would get one. I held off at first, hoping that the craving would subside with time. Of course that did not work: it never does ...

Here is my newest RR whittler. It is 3 13/16 inches closed. Wharncliffe main blade. Very nice fit and finish with good walk and talk. All three blades have half stops. In fact the only thing I do not like is that the half stop on the main blade is too strong. It is a bit harder to move the blade out of the half stop position than I like or is necessary. Basically, the half stop is a bug instead of a feature. Other than that this is a very cool knife. I like the beefy look and feel of the body. And I have a weakness for yellow handles, too.
RR1.jpg
RR2.jpg
This knife comes in a nice box!
RR3.jpg
RR4.jpg
I like the Wharncliffe blade, but I am not too fond of two pen blades on a whittler. Why does no one ever put two coping blades?
RR5.jpg
This is a split back spring whittler.
RR and Colt.jpg
Here is the Rough Rider with a Colt whittler. Do you think they might have come from the same factory? The walk and talk on the RR is better. But both have a half stop on the main blade that makes opening it difficult.

Just got one of these myself. Yellow. I think it will be a good whittler.

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