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The Rough Rider Bluegill Cotton Sampler brings that sampler format's multi-blade tradition to a distinctive blue and green jigged bone handle, mirror-finished stainless blades combined with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, part of the wider Bluegill series.
Sampler patterns are built specifically to showcase multiple distinct blade shapes in one traditional folding knife, historically prized by collectors who wanted a variety of cutting edges without carrying several separate individual knives. That blue and green jigged bone gives the handle a distinctive, aquatic-inspired color scheme that fits the Bluegill name well, standing well apart from the browns and whites found on most traditional patterns. At 4.13 inches closed overall, it carries with substance in the hand, and a lanyard hole rounds out the practical details for anyone who wants to add a cord or fob.
There is no thumb stud here; each blade opens on a nail nick, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider's Bluegill series brings distinctive coloring to a classic multi-blade format, a departure from the browns and whites found elsewhere. The sampler format has a long-standing history among traditional cutlery enthusiasts who value blade variety above all else. Explore more Specialty Knives.
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The Rough Rider Bluegill Cotton Sampler brings that sampler format's multi-blade tradition to a distinctive blue and green jigged bone handle, mirror-finished stainless blades combined with nickel silver bolsters and an inlay shield, part of the wider Bluegill series.
Sampler patterns are built specifically to showcase multiple distinct blade shapes in one traditional folding knife, historically prized by collectors who wanted a variety of cutting edges without carrying several separate individual knives. That blue and green jigged bone gives the handle a distinctive, aquatic-inspired color scheme that fits the Bluegill name well, standing well apart from the browns and whites found on most traditional patterns. At 4.13 inches closed overall, it carries with substance in the hand, and a lanyard hole rounds out the practical details for anyone who wants to add a cord or fob.
There is no thumb stud here; each blade opens on a nail nick, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider's Bluegill series brings distinctive coloring to a classic multi-blade format, a departure from the browns and whites found elsewhere. The sampler format has a long-standing history among traditional cutlery enthusiasts who value blade variety above all else. Explore more Specialty Knives.
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