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My latest Review is up... This time I look at the RR Locking Canoe Whittlers
I just posted my latest review at my website "Rough Rider Reviews". This time I look at the 3 1/8 inch Lock-back Canoe Whittlers. This is a relatively new line from Rough Rider. According to the folks at Smoky Mountain Knife Works, no one has ever produced this pattern of knife, making it a first in the knife industry. The pattern is offered with four different scale types.
Check out my take on the knives at Rough Rider Reviews - ( blindkat.hegewisch.net/RRR/ )
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FeaturedPermalink Reply by Craig Henry on -
Once again a great review! Have I told you lately that I love your new website? Well, I do!
Cool knives, though I'm into just straight (non-lockback) slip joints again, cheers to Rough Rider for making another great knife!
GO ROUGH RIDER!
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Permalink Reply by Billy Oneale on
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Another great review, Toby. Keep em coming. Great website also.
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Permalink Reply by Jan Carter on
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Tobias,
Great review. I take my hat off to RR for making this innovative canoe design
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