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Rough Rider Small Stockman

18+ UK Friendly carry
£14.95
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Rough Rider Stockman - Light root wood handles without inlay shield and nickel silver bolsters. Features 3 x 440 stainless steel blades - 1 x 6.2cm clip-point, 1 x 4.5cm sheepsfoot, 1 x 4.3cm spey.
SKU
RR261
Brand:
Rough Rider
Colour:
Brown
Age Restriction:
18+
Blade Length (cm)
6.2000
Overall Length (cm)
14.5000
Blade Material:
440 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm)
0.15
Cutting Edge:
5.2
Sheath:
No
UK Friendly Carry:
Yes
Closed Length (cm)
8.2000
Pocket Clip:
No
Youtube Link:
AsQHHPW75Ng
Handle Material:
Wood
Handle Colour:
Brown
Blade Colour:
Satin
Blade Type:
Plain
Blade Shape:
Clip Point
Blade Finish:
Polished
Product Weight (g)
41g
Lock Type:
Non-locking
Handle Detail:
Light Root Wood
Newest:
2014-06-27 00:00:00
Shipping Group:
STANDARD
Parent Base Price:
12.9500
GTIN:
00000934102610

Description


Rough Rider Stockman - Light root wood handles without inlay shield and nickel silver bolsters. Features 3 x 440 stainless steel blades - 1 x 6.2cm clip-point, 1 x 4.5cm sheepsfoot, 1 x 4.3cm spey.

Specification


SKU
RR261
Brand:
Rough Rider
Colour:
Brown
Age Restriction:
18+
Blade Length (cm)
6.2000
Overall Length (cm)
14.5000
Blade Material:
440 Stainless Steel
Blade Thickness (cm)
0.15
Cutting Edge:
5.2
Sheath:
No
UK Friendly Carry:
Yes
Closed Length (cm)
8.2000
Pocket Clip:
No
Handle Material:
Wood
Handle Colour:
Brown
Blade Colour:
Satin
Blade Type:
Plain
Blade Shape:
Clip Point
Blade Finish:
Polished
Product Weight (g)
41g
Lock Type:
Non-locking
Handle Detail:
Light Root Wood
Newest:
2014-06-27 00:00:00
Shipping Group:
STANDARD
Parent Base Price:
12.9500
GTIN:
00000934102610

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Reviews


  • 2
    Not so great

    Posted by Tricky on 20th Nov 2022

    This knife should be fine but it isn't. OK, the rams horn effect scales are nice and very user friendly being quite grippy, the square bolsters are also nice and there's no big stupid R on them which automatically makes them look better.. The problems start with the blades, half of the garbage from the factory floor had been left in the works and it took a lot of flushing before the main blade would even close correctly. Said blades to me just look thin and cheap even at £15.. Could have let this slide but this is my third RR that's a bit of a disappointing lemon in a row. I think I'm just about done with Rough Riders.

  • 3
    Rough Rider Knife

    Posted by Colin Veacock on 14th Nov 2022

    The pictures of the knife are misleading and since there were no blade sizes mentioned I figured this would be a larger knife than what it is. However, as a small unthreatening blade it's perfect to carry in those places a larger but legal knife may cause concern. Not a bad knife for the money.

  • 5
    RR small stockman

    Posted by 243 on 8th Oct 2022

    A perfect little pocket knife. Excellent fit & finish but the backsprings could be a bit stronger. Good value at £15.

  • 5
    Nice !

    Posted by Jan on 1st Aug 2020

    Pretty good overall. Have nothing bad to say really. It is that good. Minor nitpick, the scales are mismatched. But on the flip side the knife looks unique from each side as both pieces of wood look georgeous.

  • 5
    Lovely Pocket Knife

    Posted by David on 16th Nov 2019

    A lovely item with just the right appearance to be an inoffensive EDC pocket knife. Out of the box, the blades were not particularly sharp - a utility edge certainly but not better - however 1/2 an hour's work on my Spiderco Tri-angle gave them a good edge. The wood handles have the uniqueness that only real wood can give and a couple of applications of a wax balsam has produced a beautiful finish with an amazing iridescent effect.

  • 5
    Nice !

    Posted by Huggybear on 30th Apr 2019

    Looks great out of the box , the wood scales are VERY nice . All three blades paper cutting sharp .Am very pleased with this knife ,in these days of knife phobia this one is ideal for EDC .I don,t know how they do it for the price BUT am glad they do ! .Another favourite ...

  • 4
    Hmmmm

    Posted by Drew on 14th Jan 2019

    At first opening of the box I was a little shocked at the size but then again it is a mini , the look and feel are impressive for the price and the blade sizes are impressive also , on taking a closer look I was surprised to see the lambsfoot blade has been beveled on the wrong side (the same side as the opposing blade ) to overcome the blades hitting each other when they close the blade has just been bent to the left dad to see really as apart from this it's a cracking little knife and useful too , and a massive thanks to the guys at HH as the service once again was amazing....cheers guys .

  • 5
    Lovely small pocket knife

    Posted by Stevo on 7th Jan 2017

    The pictures really don't do this justice. The root wood has intricate swirls and ripples, with a tactile satin finish. A small sheep foot blade is more versatile than it may seem. And the main blade is a good size for apples, cutting a sandwich, and so on. The light weight means it is not a burden, takes up little room, but easily copes with just about any light task a pocket knife would be expected to do. Blade rub is common with patterns like a Stockman, where two blades share opposite ends of the same layer. Same with Congress pattern pocket knives. It's the performance that counts. This one delivers.

  • 5
    Good out of the box, great with some work.

    Posted by Leigh on 22nd Sep 2016

    Out of the box and at under ten quid its a bargain. However, me not satisfied so: I reprofiled the edges from the standard twenty degree edge down to somewhere around seventeen degrees, took the scales off and reglued them with a smidgen of Gorilla Glue then lightly varnished the handles. Now I am happy.