Rough Rider’s RR130 Sowbelly
Part of my White Smooth Bone Collection
Description: One of the negative traits of stockmans is the chance for blade rub; normally between the spay and sheepfoot blades. I currently own six sowbellies and all of them have a small amount of blade rub. This occurs because the blades share the same channels when in the closed position and, while they don’t actually touch or hit each other when closing, they are normally pressed against each other when you grab the blade with the nail pull and open the blade. I've noticed a similar problem with Case, Bear and Camillus stockmans. What I like most about the Rough Rider Sowbelly is the fullness of the clip blade. Many makers give Sowbellies a long thin clip blade. The Rough Rider is about as traditional as you can get. As mentioned I own six Rough Rider Sowebellies. The white smooth bone was the first one I bought. I have found the pattern to be consistently well made, with exceptional fit and finish. If you like the Sowbelly pattern or if you've been thinkign about giving the pattern a try, then you should give a Rough Rider Sowbelly and try. Other patterns & handle Materials: |
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