Rough Ryder Classic Cinnamon Bone Stag Half Hawk RR2427 Pocket Knife
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Review of the Rough Ryder Classic Cinnamon Bone Stag Half Hawk RR2427 Pocket Knife. Features mirror finished T-10 carbon steel ramfoot blade, match strike pull, bone stag handle, nickel silver bolster and pins, brass liners, and black under liners. Blade length 2-7/8" Closed length 3-7/8" UK Friendly.
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Man those are just plain cool looking. I dig those handles on them things. Love the blade. I do appreciate you telling the difference between sheep's and ram.
Yea no problem, Frog. Great work knife here.
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Neat bone scales, and I like T10 steel. I put a patina on my T10 RR using ketchup, turned out great. Thanks TK!
I'm liking it as a carry thusfar. It made quick work of an apple earlier today, but I cleaned it out of habit so no patina. Thanks, DD.
I do like the half hawk pattern. Mine is the classic carbon II. I'm waiting for the large slip to come back in stock. I will get one to carry my half hawk in then. Great job !
Thanks much Dean. I stock up on all sizes of slips occasionally. Never know when I want to break one in special fit like this.
Totally beautiful knife! Great review too!
Thanks a bunch Leash. I've been carrying and enjoying this one, today.
Very nice great looking knife! The stag looks nice!!!
Glad you like it, Mike. Gonna carry this one in rotation in the large RR slip.
That’s some crazy jigging on that bone!!! Great presentation on the blade!!
Yea they do some fancy machined jigging for their bone stag. Fairly complex for such an affordable knife. Thanks BigJ.
Awesome pattern. Nice looking knife TK.👍
I agree, I like the pattern. Attractive bone, just with the dye wasn't an issue. Seems a turnoff for those that don't want the hassle.
Just got that one! Mine seems good, great pull, no gaps, no color loss so far. It’s a damn handsome knife. But I got a turtle bow trapper at the same time, and it’s just so great in hand, the poor cinnamon isn’t getting any pocket time. Totally unfair.
Considered the Bow Trapper too, ehh you just can't havem all. This one is snappy. Clink, nuck, nuck, nuck, clink.
Nice review TK. Love the cinnamon bone stag. Thought this pattern is one of the best of series,.
I do like the single bladed half hawk as well. It's been a good series, even great had it not been for the dye issue. Thanks, David.
Very cool! I agree that blade shape I have found very handy as I use that rope knife. Thanks TK!
Good to hear you're getting good use of it, J.O. Hope to see you in the live chat today.
Another informative video. Thank you.
So nice of you to say. Thanks, Pocket_EDC.
Great in depth look at this piece TK! I have a two blade Half Hawk from the coal miner series and although I’m not necessarily a Rough Rider collector, I do love that knife so this one is definitely on the get list! So just an observation I had, but looks to me like they’re using that black gunk to fill in the lines left by the cnc machine when the “stag” pattern is cut. It’s a good idea as I’ve always hated that you could so easily see those tooling marks on an otherwise nice looking imitation stag handle but they certainly need to find a material that won’t rub off so easily.
Yea I really don't know what the substance is they are using, but there seems better options for wear. Thanks, Doomcew.
somewhat safer to use because of the blade shape, has a great snap. Thanks for showing it.
Yes, very good action. Very positive lockup in the half and open positions. Thanks, Jose.
A nice half hawk, makes for a good overall work knife, for sure with T10 👌
Thanks for sharing buddy,
Atb Gus👍
Gonna carry it for a while a put the 440B through it's paces. Thanks for the support.
I love the handle! I love half hock knives! I very rarely like the whole hawk! But seriously, love the video!
Less is more. The cup is half full with this one. Thanks, KJ.
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I was going through a box of tools I got at a yard sale found a nice hook blade Klein tool knife and a Rough rider wood handle . It sure dont look as sweet as that one . Have a Good day everyone 🗡🙏🏻
Ugly ducklings make nice beaters. Thanks, Craig.
@@ThriftyKaniffy Absolutely brother . I like old ones too they can tell a story . Peace
I'm looking forward to the scout pattern.
I might have a Scout review soon, but it won't be in this series.
Ooooh close to an RJ haha. Pretty nice work knives and this one has a great fit and finish. I wonder why these go over here for over 40 bucks, while the others go for about 20 bucks. Only the cinnamon bone stag jumps up that much like the RR reserve line cheapest items. After cleaning, the black stayed pretty much at a level that;s acceptable. Thank you TK.
Had to sneak that little comment in there to see who might be paying attention. Fumble fingers crack me up.
This will be a user for a while to test out that 440B. Thanks, Jeroen.
Hey Thrifty thanks for clearing up what the blade is called!!!!! You know me I make up all kinds of names lol 😂fantastic knife buddy I really like them a lot!!!! Thanks for the in-depth review…… I’ll talk to you soon thanks buddy😊
Yea I like the half hawk. It's a pattern I'll probably buy all of from RR in the single blade version. Just keep pumpin' them out #SMKW
Really like this one!
Thanks, Edward.
Halfhawks are solid but really luv some hawkbills - would luv to see some higher end versions of hawkbills -
OK. Thanks for the feedback, Chad. We'll see if we can't review a Hawkbill sometime soon.
nice blade and handle form, yet the handle material issues are a no go for me even at that price, thanks for the video, cheers
Thanks, Careoran. Glad I could help.
I really like the scales, wish it was more of a sheep foot without that under liner . That said it’s a nice pocket knife overall.
The underliner isn't prominent thankfully, not a fan of it with natural material, but at least it blends well in black. Thanks, Prop.
Nice one, buddy!
Thanks David. I'm enjoying the pattern.
I like this pattern. It looks like the scales make it wider than the black micarta version or is that just me? I'm glad you reviewed this one. Great review. Really nice knife
Maybe ever so slightly wider due to the bone. It's minimal. Thanks, Billy.
I like the cinnamon bone my winter bottom stockman was disappointing
Sorry to hear that Jamie, which pattern did you get?
@@ThriftyKaniffy stockman like yours dull punch bad grind on main blade
Nice .
Thank you! Cheers!
Decent size for a single bladed work knife and attractive handle material, the Rams foot blade not scary looking to non knife people so good knife to carry.
Yep, I'll be carrying this one to give that 440B a lookover. Thanks, Lewis.
How did you form fit the slip. I have that knife and slip and i would like to form fit it like that
Soak the slip in water. Wrap the knife tightly in cellophane, place in slip. Rub the leather down around the perimeter with your fingers to form the shape. Let it dry, (I place mine over a desk lamp). Once dry, apply several applications of your favorite conditioner.
Nice blade..looks useful
Thanks, glad you enjoyed the vid.
Can the knife community get behind the idea that the boxes don’t have to be so huge? I have working knives, and I collect. As a collector I like to keep the original box. I’m going to have to build an out building to store the boxes. Can influencers make a video about this? How does the collector community feel about this?
I think many of us support that idea. Look at Rosecraft's box I think that is an ideal style of box.
I definitely agree with that. The Rosecraft boxes are probably half the size of the RR boxes, and aren’t too big.
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Excellent. Good timing, Bruce
It’s a nice looking knife, but I don’t care for the style myself
Ok, thanks for the feedback Jim I appreciate it.
Why the cancer warning?
Chromium is mildly carcinogenic. The substance that makes blades stainless. Nothing to worry over.
Thanks as always, West.