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Rough Rider Boot Knife
As a brand, Rough Rider doesn't do anything more for me than the next guy...until you put one of these in front of me! A sweet little boot knife, it has all the qualities I look for in an inexpensive dagger.
Spec's:
·440A stainless steel blade
·Pakka wood handle
·Double brass rivets
·Nickel silver guard and pommel
·3 5/8" Blade
·Blade Width: 7/8"
·Blade Thickness: 1/8"
·7 11/16" overall
Albums: Boots, Daggers, & Dirks...Oh My!
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Comment by Lars on March 12, 2015 at 20:26
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Great question Jan - it's actually balanced quite well! And it is lighter weight than the construction of would lead you to believe. I really am quite impressed with it. If I find fault with it in any way it's with the sheath itself. While the fabric skin is kind of cool and unique, the plastic shell inside that actually holds the knife is shorter than the blade...so mine doesn't fit the sheath.
For $10.00 and free shipping I spent on it, I can afford a custom sheath for this knife and use the sheath for some other smaller one. I win no matter what.
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Comment by Jan Carter on March 12, 2015 at 19:35
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How is the balance on those Lars
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Comment by tim payne on March 12, 2015 at 19:21
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very knice lars, I like this too.
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