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The Rough Rider Copperhead in Cinnamon sets a mirror-finished carbon steel clip blade with a skinner blade, fitted to a cinnamon stag bone handle with nickel silver bolsters, shaped around the distinctive copperhead pattern's rounded handle shape.
The copperhead pattern gets its name from the handle's rounded, bulging silhouette, wider in the middle and tapering toward each end, a distinctive shape prized by collectors specifically for how naturally it fills and settles into the palm. General cutting falls to the clip blade, while the skinner blade's wide, curved belly is purpose-built for field dressing and hide work that a standard clip blade handles less efficiently. Carbon steel takes a sharp edge and is straightforward to resharpen, though it demands more regular attention to stay rust-free than stainless would. Cinnamon stag bone brings natural texture and warm coloration to the handle that only improves with age.
Each blade opens on a nail nick, the traditional way, backed by a slip joint, its spring tension standing in for a mechanical lock. Rough Rider's copperhead pattern gives collectors a distinctive handle shape that's stayed popular across many generations of both traditional cutlery collectors and everyday users. Explore more Traditional Knives.
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The Rough Rider Copperhead in Cinnamon sets a mirror-finished carbon steel clip blade with a skinner blade, fitted to a cinnamon stag bone handle with nickel silver bolsters, shaped around the distinctive copperhead pattern's rounded handle shape.
The copperhead pattern gets its name from the handle's rounded, bulging silhouette, wider in the middle and tapering toward each end, a distinctive shape prized by collectors specifically for how naturally it fills and settles into the palm. General cutting falls to the clip blade, while the skinner blade's wide, curved belly is purpose-built for field dressing and hide work that a standard clip blade handles less efficiently. Carbon steel takes a sharp edge and is straightforward to resharpen, though it demands more regular attention to stay rust-free than stainless would. Cinnamon stag bone brings natural texture and warm coloration to the handle that only improves with age.
Each blade opens on a nail nick, the traditional way, backed by a slip joint, its spring tension standing in for a mechanical lock. Rough Rider's copperhead pattern gives collectors a distinctive handle shape that's stayed popular across many generations of both traditional cutlery collectors and everyday users. Explore more Traditional Knives.
Looks good brand new great price fast shipping good seller very satisfied.
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Looks good brand new great price fast shipping good seller very satisfied.
Thanks
Great Knife Great Seller Fast Shipping
All good.
As described