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The Rough Rider Angry Lightning Bug is one of the very smallest assisted-opening knives Rough Rider currently makes, a 1.38-inch green-coated stainless clip point blade fitted to a green acrylic handle with stainless bolsters, closing down to just about 2 inches overall.
That distinctive green coating carries through both blade and handle alike, giving the whole knife a cohesive look that stands well apart from Rough Rider's bone and wood traditional patterns. At this tiny scale, the Angry Lightning Bug functions best as a keychain piece for small everyday tasks like opening mail or trimming loose thread rather than any heavy-duty cutting work. The extended tang opening point delivers assisted deployment, faster than a traditional slip joint's manual opening despite the knife's small size. A liner lock secures the blade with dependable lockup even at this compact scale, and a lanyard hole rounds out the practical carry details nicely.
Rough Rider built this as a playful, colorful keychain piece that still delivers assisted-opening functionality most miniature knives simply skip. Explore more Assisted Opening Knives.
Knife looks great! Thank you!!
The Rough Rider Angry Lightning Bug is one of the very smallest assisted-opening knives Rough Rider currently makes, a 1.38-inch green-coated stainless clip point blade fitted to a green acrylic handle with stainless bolsters, closing down to just about 2 inches overall.
That distinctive green coating carries through both blade and handle alike, giving the whole knife a cohesive look that stands well apart from Rough Rider's bone and wood traditional patterns. At this tiny scale, the Angry Lightning Bug functions best as a keychain piece for small everyday tasks like opening mail or trimming loose thread rather than any heavy-duty cutting work. The extended tang opening point delivers assisted deployment, faster than a traditional slip joint's manual opening despite the knife's small size. A liner lock secures the blade with dependable lockup even at this compact scale, and a lanyard hole rounds out the practical carry details nicely.
Rough Rider built this as a playful, colorful keychain piece that still delivers assisted-opening functionality most miniature knives simply skip. Explore more Assisted Opening Knives.
Knife looks great! Thank you!!