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The Rough Rider Tiny Stockman in Yellow Smooth Bone combines three blades in a miniature format, 440 stainless clip, spey, and sheepsfoot blades fitted to a vivid yellow smooth bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and a lanyard hole, closing to just 2 inches.
Each of the three blades holds its own even at this small scale: The clip blade covers general everyday cutting, the spey blade's flatter edge suits detail work and skinning, and the sheepsfoot blade's straight edge and blunt spine excel at controlled push cuts, the same proven combination found on full-size stockman patterns. Yellow smooth bone gives the handle a bold, high-visibility color rarely found on traditional patterns, standing well apart from the browns and whites that dominate most collections.
Each blade is opened by a nail nick in the old pattern, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider brings the full three-blade stockman format down to a miniature, collectible scale. The stockman's proven three-blade format has remained a favorite even shrunk down to this miniature scale. Yellow bone in particular remains a rare handle choice across most traditional cutlery lines. Explore more Stockman Knives.
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very small knife thanks
The Rough Rider Tiny Stockman in Yellow Smooth Bone combines three blades in a miniature format, 440 stainless clip, spey, and sheepsfoot blades fitted to a vivid yellow smooth bone handle with nickel silver bolsters and a lanyard hole, closing to just 2 inches.
Each of the three blades holds its own even at this small scale: The clip blade covers general everyday cutting, the spey blade's flatter edge suits detail work and skinning, and the sheepsfoot blade's straight edge and blunt spine excel at controlled push cuts, the same proven combination found on full-size stockman patterns. Yellow smooth bone gives the handle a bold, high-visibility color rarely found on traditional patterns, standing well apart from the browns and whites that dominate most collections.
Each blade is opened by a nail nick in the old pattern, retained by a slip joint that works on spring tension rather than a mechanical locking bar. Rough Rider brings the full three-blade stockman format down to a miniature, collectible scale. The stockman's proven three-blade format has remained a favorite even shrunk down to this miniature scale. Yellow bone in particular remains a rare handle choice across most traditional cutlery lines. Explore more Stockman Knives.
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