Rough Ryder Copperhead Jigged Bone Folding Knife

Reviews

5
What a Gem

Posted by john6316 on 16th May 2017

Straight out of the box it is a great little knife. Sharp with an easy opening action. Nice build and well finished. Fits well in the hand. You could spend more but why bother This is yet another top product from Rough Rider.
5
Handfull of goodnes

Posted by Flo on 3rd Feb 2017

Pretty size, handle fits exactly in a grown man's hand. Two blades parted by copper liners, no blade rub posible. Fit and finnish verry good due to non complicated construction. I have a RR whitler wich is pretty complicated with 3 blade springs and stuf which has to fit in a small package. Just 2 springs of the same size, pretty simple construction. The knive is JUST large enough to be a grown man's knive, without being to large ! Nice story, aparantly US soldiers in the Vietnam war used to carry the Copperhead often. Why this and not for example the Trapper, no idea but this is a nicer knive with great shape blades. 1 clip point and 1 sort of fishing filet knive. Would be nice if RR would make a commemorative Vietnam verion of this knive, sales would realy hit the roof on that i think. Lots of Trapper special editions, but with cheap plastics and the blade shape on them are not so nice as on a Copperhead. Realy worth its money with a perfect size. And proven practicality in the jungle !
4
Nice but not perfect

Posted by Christopher on 2nd Nov 2016

Very nice but had to glue the shield back in as it fell out apart from that very nice build for price
5
Small game knife.

Posted by Leigh on 31st Oct 2016

Two blades, one clip point and one that I would describe as a skinning / fillet blade. Both paper slicing sharp out of the box. Quick strop on a leather belt brought both blades up to shaving sharp. Blades are centered, walk & talk is good. Back springs are firm enough without being over aggressive. My first throught when I examined it was that it would make a good rabbiting knife. Blade combintion should handle skinning and gutting a rabbit quite nicely.

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