rough rider knife review
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- this is a follow up to my pocket knife vid..i give a better look at the rough rider knives i mentioned in those videos..safe journeys.p.s. here are a few sources of these knives i have delt with all of them and they have given good service..and a fair price..thanks again
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I know this is almost 8 yrs. ago, but still timely advice and good knives!
I would not believe these statements from any other channel ! But I trust Mr Blacky. Kind regards from the uk. Love the channel.
The only Chinese-made knife I have is the Marbles version of the old Camillus G.I. (Demo) knife and I have to say I am impressed - it is made as well as the original and takes a razor-sharp edge.
i have been using my rough rides for quite a while now i will be doing a update soon..but in short they have held up far better than the low price would lead you to expect..they hold a good edge..cut great do not dull quickly..sharpen easy..springs are still tight and snap closed..i am very happy with mine
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I've bought from this company before and I must agree that the quality is very nice for the price. They even give many of their knives in gift tin packaging. Not bad!!!
I just bought a Rough Rider, the Appaloosa. I bet you can't tell the difference between it and a Case. Thanks for the recommendation Blackie.
@ paulie4x1 i have not tried the steel warrior knives so i cannot honestly comment..but after looking t them on line they do seem to be of simular quality at least on the outside..might be worth a look...safe journeys
great report. i found one of those army knives in a thrift store last year and its one of my favorite. i have a western trapper and its good too, though i havent used it much yet in the field.
Okay... gotta get me one of those RR Trappers! I was surprised to hear that Buck knives are hard for you to sharpen. Are you talking about their S30V steel? Their standard 420hc sharpens like a dream with just a few strokes across a ceramic rod.
i added links in my video discription..for place to buy theses knives..hope it helps..safe journeys and thanks again for the comment
I find most RR knives are very good, one or two will have minor flaws, but some of them are outstanding... the Silver Series Stockman is unbeatable for the money.
Rough Riders are nice because they make a lot of patterns no longer made in this country and some of their patterns never were made back in time here.
great vid as usual nice to see knives at real money instead of being told you need a knife that costs a bucket full of money which as we all know can get lost or broken just the same as cheap ones well looking forward to the next vid as always thanks for the real reviews
I have a few rough riders this guy is not kidding.
just ordered me a Rough Rider Trapper. Thanks for recommending them. Shipped $11.03. www.hrknives.com/ is where I got.
modern buck knives are generally made from 420hc and not only is it very easy to sharpen but, it also holds an edge well. typically from time to time you run into knives that don't seem to hold an edge well and much of the time the reason for that is when they are sharpened at the factory, heat gets built up in the edge and takes out the temper and it may take a few sharpenings to get through that burned steel to where it will hold an edge like it should. i've had this issue on knives from $5 all the way up to $200 and going by what i just said i have had good success after having sharpened through that damaged steel. it happens all the time. just a bit of useful information i hope you or someone else finds of use.
I have had similar experiences using new knives that have chipped , rolled and dulled easily under light normal use , but after a few sharpening's I had dramatic improvements. a few times I had all but given up on a couple knives but after multiple times fixing the edge are now holding a fine edge under regular use. there are many variable's for a good edge for a knife. THANKS for the knowledge.
I have had similar experiences using new knives that have chipped , rolled and dulled easily under light normal use , but after a few sharpening's I had dramatic improvements. a few times I had all but given up on a couple knives but after multiple times fixing the edge are now holding a fine edge under regular use. there are many variable's for a good edge for a knife. THANKS for the knowledge.
Thanks for the info! I always hated most factory edges.
back in the day when i was trying to use a Buck 110 lockbck..i was using arkansas stones..we didnt have ceramic or diamond in those days..so it was so hard a mill file would bearly scratch it..today..i would use diamond and hone with a ceramic rod..thanks for the comment
Nice one Blackie! I have really liked the standard of finish on all the RR knives I have seen, and on the three that I own, for the price...great value! All the best!
Big problem with Rough Rider knives, they are highly addictive , you have been warned. Stag bone collection of Rough Rider knives are drop dead gorgeous. I ordered over 20 of them I think I'm going to have to go on a knife addiction program haha just joking. I also have the marbles us knife and the marbles Hawkbill steel blade knife, built like a tank, okay a small tank not a big one. I'm just getting into whittlin my first wood order of Basswood is coming today. Rough Rider makes really good whittling knives especially their little Barlow knife is excellent for that. Don't forget to keep your first aid kit because like Blackie says they are really sharp. I also ordered a strop keep them Sharp
I don't buy Chinese products EXCEPT for RR knives. Best first knife for kids and I agree with you stay sharp.
Awsome channel and video i sub check out my channel you gets time my friend,nices review on the knive.....beautiful blade..
Exactly. Right. I grew up with the old timer Schrader and a rough rider is right there with em. Shamefully case has become shelf queens that us working folks can't afford any more.
Going to give a RR1861 Rough Rider Large Stilletto ago and have a Cold Steel Luzon large coming in as well.
Curious to see the quality difference is.
Even CASE isn't what they once were. Many China knives are very good and they do carbon knives as well. Get one before the Trade War really kicks in. The Military issue knife is still issued to all of the Armed Forces. Had one in the Navy and saw them as recently as 5 years ago.
Here's the problem. Rough rider is probably paying the Chinese workers who make those absolute squat. China has entire city blocks full of high rise lux towers and the are ghost towns because they'd rather wait until one of us comes over with money. They'd sooner let the buildings crumble before they let poor families like the ones working in Rough Rider factories rent it out for cheaper. That's the country china is. By buying Chinese, were allowing them to continue that way treating people they dont know like royalty while they let their own brothers go hungry as slaves. Don't by until they give their workers a fair shake.
by boycotting the companies that do the shitty factories, the people working in the factories could lose there jobs and be even worse off
that and not all factories in China are sweatshops
Or, by buying some of these knives, you gave a guy in China work for a day or a week, and allowed him to support himself and his family.
I like my RR knives. I cant get past the blade steel. Its in my mind. Wish they’d upgrade just a lil bit for standard pieces. Oh well
Blackie would that knife compare to a Steel Warrior made by Frost Cutlery ?, and does Jim Frost make them too. Thanx Blackie
Oh yeah brother
I use rough rider knives for work and every day cary
I love them like Buck Case and swiss army's
could you do a video on the knife you have on your hip? im just courious about it. thanks
They are good, but there are obvious drawbacks. If you use these knives, the snap, lockup, wobble/tightness etc will degrade. The same isn't true of gec, case, or queen knives in most cases, the RR knives are also inferior to remington usa knives, schrade usa knives, buck usa knives, camillus usa knives, etc. The snap, walk and talk on a rough rider is tinny and cheapo feeling in comparison to a case, and especially in comparison to a gec. That being said, they are a cheap way to try out patterns of traditional pocket knife, and might be okay for a beater/user knife, or for tasks that you just wouldn't use a more expensive knife on, like cutting aluminum, cans, any overly abrasive material.
very true and for people who want a good working knife for a good price..theses are the way to go ...especially if its not going to be some collector safe queen..plus if like me you go into the deep woods if it should be lost i am out say 15 bucks i can buy 5 of these for the price of a case and get the same use in a field knife.. thanks for posting safe journeys
@ Deacon lewis..my belt knife is a condor bushlore..i will post a video o why i am carring it very soon..thanks for all the comments..safe journeys
Say Heah Blackie, It was this video that made me aware of Rough Rider Pocket Knives, So when I made my Wannabe Nessmuk Trio. I bought two Moose Pattern Rough Rider's both the same in Stag on sale for $7.95 apiece. The blade's are the same as on my Trapper's but in a Moose Patern. I also got lucky I jumped on a Adventure Swirn Guide, As soon as I got the E-Mail that it was available in 3V with White G-10 and Black Micarta Liner's I bought it right there and there. It's a 5" blade and I think in one of his book's (Nrssmuk's) He mentioned a 5" blade. I almost bought a Bark River but it was in the A2 and I wanted a 3V. I also have a exact copy of Nessmuk Double Bit Hatchet, I got the 2Hawks Double Bit Hatchet Trapper. Yeah, Your absolutly right. The Rough Rider are as nice as my Case Knives, I can't tell too much difference between them other than the price. I use that Moose Pattern Rough Rider and it hokd's a OK edge retention. And ofcource it look's good in my Nessmuk Trio. Thanx You, Blackie.,,.
Say Heah Blackie, Except for a Nessmuk Belt Knife, I have 2/3rds of Nessmuk carry, I have a great double bit hatchet that's a very close copy of his Hatchet, I even got the Moose Pattern Slipping pocket knife, except my Rough Riders have the same blade styles of a Trapper with one being the spade clip tip. But in the Moose configuration and the blades are I'm the Moose Pattern and not side by side E of the Trapper, Your absolutely right, You educated me on my Khukuris and now pocket knives, But instead of getting a Nessmuk or Jessmuk, I got what you liked, Yup, I ordered the W. C. Master Woodsman in the 6" blade because I'm only using it to work wood with. One more thing, I decided to have mine made in the CPM 154, with Black G-10 with orange liners, and the sheath is a Leather square bottom dangler. Yup you helped me to decide on it, It's not a Nessmuk so it's not a Nessmuk Trio, But I think for what I will use it for, I think Nessmuk would agree with my choice heh heh heh.
Just got my Rough Rider Trapper, Amazon $11, and it is unbelievable. Nice looking, scary sharp, well built, solid, and very nice fit and finish. A beautiful knife. Needs to be worked a little and oiled to loosen up, but that's normal. You armchair commandos may think you need a $400 titanium and S30V flipper on bearings for self-defense, but I can tell you that this pocket knife is nothing to trifle with. It is the first knife I have ever had that actually scared me with its sharpness. In a pinch, I'm certain it can cut the mustard!
As per this video, I went and bought a Rough Rider. I bought the RR066 jigged amber bone lockback folding hunter. Typically, 440 stainless is crap. As it turns out RR uses 440A which is the better version of the 440 series. $17 shipped.
I've had this knife since end of July 2013. And I carry it as my EDC and I've had to sharpen this thing twice.
My only criticism is the liners and the bolsters. The liners are too thin and a bit wobbly (for my taste) and the bolsters are nickle silver and I just hate the way NS tarnishes and the one I got, the bolsters aren't flush with the liners, there's a bit of a separation. Over all? Great knife, especially for the price.
I also bought 3 RR221 all steel folders. I had an old Winchester knife that I carried in highschool (tucked behind my ankle in my converse ;) ). I lost that knife and have been searching for years! I found the RR221 which is damn near the same knife! And for $4....I bought 3.
Thanks for the info on Rough Riders.
@ deacin lewis..do you mean my blet knife or the pocket knives i am carring??
Say Heah Blackie, Yeah, recently I have been reading some good reviews about the Rough Riders in some Forums I belong to. But I have a vintage Camillus Silver Sword, I traded a friend, she was given this knife from her father who use to work at the National Cash Register Company (NCR). I traded her a Frost Peanut brand new never used, so she took it to her dad to approve the trade, the Camillus was and still is hard to open even for me, so I could imagine it was very hard for her to open it, that's the reason for our trade, the Camillus is U.S.A. made, and it's a stainless steel blade. He used that knife to cut wire etc. but I got it in very good condition, it's a three blade stockman with a wood inlay handle (sort of looks like a canoe pattern) and I got it sharp, I know she didn't know how to sharpen it. Anyhow it's hold's a great edge, and all I do is strop it to very sharp, I'll compare my Silver Sword to my carbon blades, and yes to my Case CV blades, I most of got lucky and I know it has to be tempered good because it went through alot when her dad used it. and it work's great for me now and what I use it for. So there it is, people that say Stainless Steel is junk, I don't think so, That's what I'm talking about, , ,
It's good to hear the opinion of someone who grew up around not so good knives, I used workman's knives (and one 3/4th hand Douk Douk) well into my teens. You don't take them for granted if you know you loose or destroy the one you have....that's it. I got a Moon Glow Rough Rider Trapper and I like it, it's very good for the price and I appreciate it, will it replace the SAK I've used since my teens? No, but I'd feel fairly confident of it being able to do it's job when I do take it out.
Good points. I have a couple of RR's and I must agree they are very good for the price. It is also my preference to buy American and a Case, a Bear& Son, or a USA made Gerber or Kershaw are better materials and general better fitted, if all you can afford is $10 or $12 then the RR is a good option. I guess what I am saying is, that comparing the RR to other knives from China even with American company names on them they are at the top of the list.
Great review blackie. I know what you mean. I was raised with cheap blades too. Always appreciate one that will take an edge in a quickie. I love buck, own some. But man What a chore. My two cents. Keep up the good reviews.
Blackie. Thanks for the review of rough rider knives. I bought a trapper dont tred on me 4 inch knife. It is not perfect but i am surprised at how much knife i got for $13 from amazon. I have really warmed up to it. I like it more than I thought I would. If I loose a $13 knife I wont be as sad as if I lost one of my loved Buck knives.
440 WAS state of art steel in the 70's:):) ask Buck:) I have my buck 110 ranger still from the 70's..skinned many a moose
I had a 1978 camillus US army knife. First day out lost it. Raging with myself. Got another 6 months later but cost me 3 times the amount.
I have an RR and I love it
Where can I find one? I have been looking for a good knife like that.
walmart sells them and so does smokey mountain knife works
The sad truth is that some of the blades selling for over a hundred have _worse_ fit and finish than the Rough Rider blades I've bought. Some of the blades I've bought have needed to be worked to loosen up but so far that's been about it.
Nice review, I have been looking at their knives and thinking of ordering a couple.
I love my Rough Rider pocket knives. They are really excellent.
Great presentation! Best review video I've watched. Thanks!
yea i have about 12 of them.....i think they come with a lifetime warranty....
Mate there some great knives, where can i buy them from
Blacky what kind of hat is that you always wear?
I started to collect them too mate...love them
Yeah, I have a 40 year old Buck 110 and I can't get it sharp with anything but a diamond stone.
very true ..i made quite a bit of date money as a teen ager sharpening 110's..they can be a real pain
that army knife reminds me of my victorinox
blackie try a m tec. knife
Subbed...good video
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I believe Buck used a different steel years ago also. Nice vid my friend!
Blackie, you have ventured onto sacred ground with SOME knife guys. Not me. A good knife is a good knife, I don't give a rat's behind WHO made it! I own many knives and RR are among the best. Fit and finish is superb. Walk and talk, for the most part, is also excellent. And I don't care HOW much the little Chinaman gets paid for making them. If he want's more money, find a different job! In the meantime, I'll continue to buy these great knives! Now, if they would only come out with a carbon steel (1095? D2?) stockman!
One of the best knives I own was $4.99.