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Although an Import Rough Rider Brand by Smoky Mountain Knife Works continues to get high marks as a favorite for collectors.
Started by Steve Hanner. Last reply by Chuck Parham Apr 14. 25 Replies 4 Likes
Many people have a Rough Rider! What is your opinion?Continue
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Le Porc HeureuxRough Rider…Continue
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I bought a Case medium toothpick over the week end. I really like the knife but as I put $53 payment thru, my stomach couldn't help but turn sour. Yes the knife was ten years old. Yes I love…Continue
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i used listen to people tell me you don't won't a r. r. they are made in china and are cheap knifes but i decided to find out for my self and i am glad i did.they make a knife for everbody and i like…Continue
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I was thumbing through my new SMKW Catalog and it shows a Series called Rough Rider Heavy Hunters. It kooks like they came out with 6 different styles, offering wood handles, 440A stainless and a sheath. Plus all come in under the $20.00 price point(not counting shipping).
I like the look of them but may have to wait a month or two. So just curious, anyone bought one or have any experience with one?

The one between the White smooth bone and the Yellowhorse Turquoise is a Camco Workhorse series toothpick. I've since picked up a RR tortoise shell.
A better view of the Camco toothpick and 3 inch lockback. Got thse couple years back. These were going to be some of the first Camillus made knives from China. They came out shortly after the old Camillus went belly-up making them some of the first released under new management. They're actually quite well made. Especially for Camcos!
These are my RR Tortoise Shell Peanut and Toothpick. Also excellent knives. but if you collect rough riders then you already knew that!
Real nice, I give, maybe another member has better eyes than me. I like them all, good buddy.

Great collection, Tobias. I gave a turquoise Canoe to one of my grand daughters several years back, it's still going strong. She loves it. I had no idea they made so many different handle materials in the Canoe pattern.

That "Jade like box" is awesome!
Comment by Billy Oneale on April 14, 2013 at 22:47
Comment by Chuck Parham on April 14, 2013 at 6:41 That's a very impressive collection Tobias! I especially like the turquoise and Stoneworx knives.

Funny thing happened. One morning I woke up and found out I was collecting Rough Rider Canoes. It was planned.
and then there's the Canittlers but at least those were on purpose! Somebady help me before I start going after more the butterbeans! (only one of those (top, right corner below - Im Abalone mini-canoe)
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