Talk about memories with a knife! Scout knives were the only thing I carried from about I was 8 until 13. I put those knives through the grinder as a kid. I need to pick a couple up so my boys can experience the joy of this knife! Another great knife from RR!
What I like most about RR is the variety. So many choices with patterns and scales. I actually own a RR Kamp King, same one you reviewed here, and even the non-knife nuts are impressed with that beastly beauty. Good video.
Man this takes me back to 1987!!! The good times! Very cool of SMKW! The Scout knives always have that memory blast when you use them! Thanks for the review!
That’s a bit of gap in the springs. But otherwise it looks pretty good. Cut decent enough once it gripped. Probably because of how thick that blade is (1/16th inch!) Thanks much for the shout out. Minor correction, the patent didn’t lapse. The only patent on the Kamp King was the can opener which expired around 1956. Imperial, or more accurately, Taylor Brands, allowed the the TM to lapse May 2, 2016. I do not see a current owner so I’m not sure if SMKW picked it up or not. Hopefully, they did. That would be a sign they will be doing more with scout knives.
Thanks for being a part of great knife history tobias im.also a huge fan of the kamp king most of the ones ive seen are used up or very exspensive. I just ordred mine today. Im very stoked about it.
@@BigRedEDC yeah brother it looks like a good one. I like the vintage but man rust is endless in my area. So the stainless is better. Also cannot beat that warrenty !!
Can't help but think that these reviews will help to sell these out. Just like my Boy scout knife from the 70s. I wish I knew where mine is. Should be in everyone's collection.
I had the cheap Kamp King when I was a kid, you know the ones with the bent tabs to keep the hollow slab handles in place (still have it in my collection). I just got the rough rider one and love it!
Brother the 72 Chevelle is my favorite year. It’s my dream car and that’s awesome that you had one.The walk n talk looks and sounds pretty good for the price. I’m working nights now so Ill be late to the party per say however I’ll definitely still be watching and leaving comments. Till next time ✌🏽
I love my SAK knives but I wanted to try other options so I got me this one too. As I'm living in Europe I had to order it in the USA, so included the shipping the price was doubled. And it is still worth the money. It looks nice and the quality is better than the comparable products from Schrade and Boker Magnum.
That knife brings back some awesome memories. I am an eagle scout. I have a scout knife with awesome petena. I will add this to my collection very soon. In 1987 I was a Junior/Senior in high school. I drove a 1967 Ford Mustang with a Boss 302 (not stock) in candy apple green. Oh the memories. I have been disappointed with how Rough Ryder knives come as far a sharpened from the factory though.
Many people don't realize just how nice it is to have one of these around, not only for camping but just in case you lose power. You still have to eat!! See you soon 👋
I think I have already mentioned this but just in case I haven't on traditional knives they are called cover's scales are a modern thing for modern knives. Great video This is for people who don't know the difference.
I’m one of those weirdos that likes the old imperial clam shell knives from 56-88, but it’s awesome that rough Ryder bought the trademark and makes it with jigged bone and solid bolsters. My only complaint with a lot of rough Ryders, they love making their knives thick with 3 springs, and it’s just bulkier in my pocket. Also wish they would have used their T10 carbon steel on this one. I have the classic carbon 2 scout knife, and while it’s really cool, it’s too thick for my 5th pocket, where I usually carry sub 4 inch slip joints. Cool video man
Haven't seen that model in the UK yet. Only just got the RR tan jigged bone camp knife. Yours appears to have the same main blade as the jigged bone. After just a tickle on the strop took it out to the woods and was great, that blade did the business, its a good whittler. The chunkiness of the build is appealing too. The shape of the screwdriver and "caplifter" makes me tempted to grind the screwdriver into a chisel and keep that knife just for the woods.
I have never had an issue with the sharpness on RR. They might not come razor sharp but as you said, a few passes on a strop and they are good to go!!! That sounds like a decent mod to do...would make a good woods knife for sure!! Thanks for watching my friend!!
Nice to see that toothy edge on the blade. The 2 Kamp Kings that I had as a kid both had that kind of edge. I was wondering how close they stayed true to that.
Interesting knife. I don't know how they determine what the pattern is because I have seen knives with those tools but not called a scout. Is a chunky knife.
This style/blade configuration is what is known as a classic scout pattern knife. All others are modified versions. At least that's what I gather from what I found on it! Thanks for watching Rick!
Comparison numbers from my official BSA pocketknife, vintage about two years ago. (I didn't have one as a young Scout. The local Scout shop had them on clearance for ten bucks, and from looking at the web store, that particular pattern has been discontinued by Scouting. Shame really.) Weight: 94 g, 3.3 oz. Length, bail not included: 3 3/4" closed, 6 1/4" open, about 2 3/8" cutting edge Thickness: 1/2" It does have the brass spacer on the back. It does not have a half stop on any blade. The RR KK (had to do it, sorry) is obviously a worth successor. Frankly, I think Blue's rating is a little low, but maybe I'm wearing khaki-colored glasses. I know you said this isn't the place to talk classic American muscle, but I'm going to do it anyway. My first car was a 1976 Dodge Charger with a 400ci engine and a Rochester Thermoquad. That could seriously burn gas!
Thanks for giving me your specs for comparison!! Oh yeah....'76 Charger...nice car!! A good friend of mine had a 72 Charger. Thanks for watching Grom!!
@@jeepnicc you must allow for my advancing age ⌛. I still remember clearly my friend calling it the Thermotoilet though, since it could flush gas so well.
@@GromMolotok Yeah, they were great carbs if you knew knew to tune them. I LOVED mine. Ran hard and sounded like the world was coming to an end when you opened up the secondaries!😆
Talk about memories with a knife! Scout knives were the only thing I carried from about I was 8 until 13. I put those knives through the grinder as a kid. I need to pick a couple up so my boys can experience the joy of this knife! Another great knife from RR!
I was so happy to see this one revived! Such a nostalgic knife!
What I like most about RR is the variety. So many choices with patterns and scales. I actually own a RR Kamp King, same one you reviewed here, and even the non-knife nuts are impressed with that beastly beauty. Good video.
They do have quite a large variety to choose from! Thanks for watching!
Man this takes me back to 1987!!! The good times! Very cool of SMKW! The Scout knives always have that memory blast when you use them! Thanks for the review!
Thanks brother! Really a nostalgic knife for sure!!
That’s a bit of gap in the springs. But otherwise it looks pretty good. Cut decent enough once it gripped. Probably because of how thick that blade is (1/16th inch!)
Thanks much for the shout out. Minor correction, the patent didn’t lapse. The only patent on the Kamp King was the can opener which expired around 1956. Imperial, or more accurately, Taylor Brands, allowed the the TM to lapse May 2, 2016. I do not see a current owner so I’m not sure if SMKW picked it up or not. Hopefully, they did. That would be a sign they will be doing more with scout knives.
That's the way Andy made it sound....rather thats what I thought he was saying! RR picked up the TM! THanks for watching Tobias!!
Thanks for being a part of great knife history tobias im.also a huge fan of the kamp king most of the ones ive seen are used up or very exspensive. I just ordred mine today. Im very stoked about it.
Damn it brother im even more stoked now. I didnt realize it was the extra large model. Damn it come on mail dude lmao !!!!!
LOL...I think you will enjoy it!!
@@BigRedEDC yeah brother it looks like a good one. I like the vintage but man rust is endless in my area. So the stainless is better. Also cannot beat that warrenty !!
Can't help but think that these reviews will help to sell these out. Just like my Boy scout knife from the 70s. I wish I knew where mine is. Should be in everyone's collection.
Thank you Kelly and thanks for watching!
I love this new pattern! Thanks so much for showing it!
Thanks for watching brother!!
I had the cheap Kamp King when I was a kid, you know the ones with the bent tabs to keep the hollow slab handles in place (still have it in my collection). I just got the rough rider one and love it!
That's awesome! Glad you are enjoying it!
Realy cool knife. Well built and solid looking!
Thank you for sharing, brother! 👍
It is a pretty solid little knife!! Thanks for watching brother!!
That's a sweet knife!!! Glad RR did this 1. Gonna have to get 1!!! Thanks for sharing brother!!!!!
Thanks for watching brother!
another incredible rough ryder! thank you fro sharing JB
Thanks for watching brother!!
Excellent knife Excellent review.
Thank you very much Chad!
Brother the 72 Chevelle is my favorite year. It’s my dream car and that’s awesome that you had one.The walk n talk looks and sounds pretty good for the price. I’m working nights now so Ill be late to the party per say however I’ll definitely still be watching and leaving comments. Till next time ✌🏽
I got lucky to find the Chevelle I did!! The Kamp King seems to be done very well! Thanks for watching Benny!!
Very nice knife , practical pattern. Unbelievebe value ! Good review , thanks for sharing brother !!l.
Thank you very much Patrick! Nice to see this one being revived!
I love my SAK knives but I wanted to try other options so I got me this one too. As I'm living in Europe I had to order it in the USA, so included the shipping the price was doubled. And it is still worth the money. It looks nice and the quality is better than the comparable products from Schrade and Boker Magnum.
Very good to hear you are satisfied even with the shipping cost included!! Thank you very much for watching!
Very nice, I just received mine. I was weened on knives like this. (90% of my collection are slipjoints, many like this).
Very good...hope you enjoy it my friend!!
That brings back old memories! I had a knife like that when I was a kid!!
That's why I'm glad they started making it again...brings back memories!! Thanks Grizz!
That knife brings back some awesome memories. I am an eagle scout. I have a scout knife with awesome petena. I will add this to my collection very soon.
In 1987 I was a Junior/Senior in high school. I drove a 1967 Ford Mustang with a Boss 302 (not stock) in candy apple green. Oh the memories.
I have been disappointed with how Rough Ryder knives come as far a sharpened from the factory though.
Awesome Rusty!! Nothing beats good ole American muscle cars!! Really....most of my RR knives have come decently sharp! Thanks for watching brother!!
@@BigRedEDC My sample size is 4 so not as large as yours, but all four arrived dull.
@@rustyknifelover4463 that does surprise me. Not all of mine have been laser sharp out of the box Give them a quick stropping and they are fine.
Very cool little piece dude great video man
Thank you very much brother!!
Looked at this one yesterday on SMKW I'm really liking this one and the price is excellent. Thanks for the look Brother ✌️
Awesome Rodney! Thanks for watching!!
Many people don't realize just how nice it is to have one of these around, not only for camping but just in case you lose power. You still have to eat!!
See you soon 👋
Good point Tom!! Thanks for watching and hope to see you tonight!!
Cool looking knife man thanks for review
Thank you very much for watching Josh!
Cool little knife for a first knife or for the nostalgia!
For sure brother!! Thanks for watching!!
I think I have already mentioned this but just in case I haven't on traditional knives they are called cover's scales are a modern thing for modern knives. Great video
This is for people who don't know the difference.
Yep...they are traditionally called covers! Thanks for watching!
I’m one of those weirdos that likes the old imperial clam shell knives from 56-88, but it’s awesome that rough Ryder bought the trademark and makes it with jigged bone and solid bolsters. My only complaint with a lot of rough Ryders, they love making their knives thick with 3 springs, and it’s just bulkier in my pocket. Also wish they would have used their T10 carbon steel on this one. I have the classic carbon 2 scout knife, and while it’s really cool, it’s too thick for my 5th pocket, where I usually carry sub 4 inch slip joints. Cool video man
Thanks for watching Joel!
Haven't seen that model in the UK yet. Only just got the RR tan jigged bone camp knife. Yours appears to have the same main blade as the jigged bone. After just a tickle on the strop took it out to the woods and was great, that blade did the business, its a good whittler. The chunkiness of the build is appealing too. The shape of the screwdriver and "caplifter" makes me tempted to grind the screwdriver into a chisel and keep that knife just for the woods.
I have never had an issue with the sharpness on RR. They might not come razor sharp but as you said, a few passes on a strop and they are good to go!!! That sounds like a decent mod to do...would make a good woods knife for sure!! Thanks for watching my friend!!
Really cool little knife 👍
Thank you very much Kevin!
Nice to see that toothy edge on the blade. The 2 Kamp Kings that I had as a kid both had that kind of edge. I was wondering how close they stayed true to that.
Right on Tim! Thank you very much for watching!!
Nice & functional, thanks again
Thanks for taking a look!
That's a nice pocket knife and not bad priced at all. I will have to take a closer look at this one. 💪💖🇺🇸
Very good Cheryl!!! Thank you for watching!!
@@BigRedEDC your welcome.
Thank you for the close look at this! How may I go about getting one of your stickers?
Thanks Christopher! Shoot me an email...its listed in the video description!!
GREAT looking knife for the Money 👍🏆
It is so worth the money Eddie! Just a great nostalgic knife!!
Another beauty! 🤩
Thanks for watching Anita!!!
Great knife for $15. Looking forward to seeing your reviews of the flippers...
For sure Fubar!! Flippers are coming soon!!
Reminds me of cub scouts, cool little knife.
Yes indeed Mike! Thank you for watching!!
I made it to eagle and to this day I still haven't had a proper scout knife the scout knife had fallen out of popularity by the time I started.
Oh really!?!? I never was in the Scouts growing up! Thanks for watching Gareth!
Love mine.
Glad to here that! Thank you very much for watching!!
Interesting knife. I don't know how they determine what the pattern is because I have seen knives with those tools but not called a scout. Is a chunky knife.
This style/blade configuration is what is known as a classic scout pattern knife. All others are modified versions. At least that's what I gather from what I found on it! Thanks for watching Rick!
Such affordability as nice share.....Good stuff....
Yes indeed Scott! Thank you for watching!!
Comparison numbers from my official BSA pocketknife, vintage about two years ago. (I didn't have one as a young Scout. The local Scout shop had them on clearance for ten bucks, and from looking at the web store, that particular pattern has been discontinued by Scouting. Shame really.)
Weight: 94 g, 3.3 oz.
Length, bail not included: 3 3/4" closed, 6 1/4" open, about 2 3/8" cutting edge
Thickness: 1/2"
It does have the brass spacer on the back. It does not have a half stop on any blade.
The RR KK (had to do it, sorry) is obviously a worth successor. Frankly, I think Blue's rating is a little low, but maybe I'm wearing khaki-colored glasses.
I know you said this isn't the place to talk classic American muscle, but I'm going to do it anyway. My first car was a 1976 Dodge Charger with a 400ci engine and a Rochester Thermoquad. That could seriously burn gas!
Thanks for giving me your specs for comparison!! Oh yeah....'76 Charger...nice car!! A good friend of mine had a 72 Charger. Thanks for watching Grom!!
Carter Thermoquad.... Rochester made the Quadrajet, which was used on hundreds of thousands of GM vehicles.
@@jeepnicc you must allow for my advancing age ⌛. I still remember clearly my friend calling it the Thermotoilet though, since it could flush gas so well.
@@GromMolotok Yeah, they were great carbs if you knew knew to tune them. I LOVED mine. Ran hard and sounded like the world was coming to an end when you opened up the secondaries!😆
One for the bag not the pocket ,lots of children commenting today ,lol,I was 4in 1954 ATB Dave
LOL....Thanks for watching Dave!!
Wow amazing looking design knife review!!! :D
And Hit Like button!!! :D
Thanks for watching Amos!!
@@BigRedEDC you're very welcome my friend JB!! :D
A lot of options on that thing
Thanks for watching Snowzeus!
890 more Supported I hit 2000 Followed!!! :D
Awesome!!
@@BigRedEDC awww thank you my friend JB!!! :D
JB aid it heavy? I head it was a brick!!!!!!
Has a bit of weight but I dont think it's that bad!! 4oz is what it weighs..not that bad!
In 87 I was 4
LOL...I also have the RR1975 to review....I was 4 in 1975!!! Thanks for watching Brandon!!
@@BigRedEDC in 1975 my mom was 10😂
@@brandony2221 okay....I'm old...I get it...lol!!!!
@@BigRedEDC When I first started watching I thought you were younger than me man. But I feel ya I have a 16 daughter and she makes me feel old lol
@@brandony2221 lol!!!
Say the name of that knife three times fast LOL
LOL....thanks for watching Bill!!