RoseCraft Blades Mosquito Lake Moose RCT016 ~ ANOTHER TRADITIONAL KNIFE FROM THE MIND OF A GENIUS
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- The RoseCraft Blades Mosquito Lake Moose is based on a very old traditional Moose pattern. This two-bladed slip joint features a 2.8″ D2 clip point main blade and a 2.8″ spear point blade at the other end, both with heavy swedging, half stops, and brushed satin finishes. The covers are Vintage Moss Brown Bone, with brushed steel bolsters, steel liners, nickel silver pins, and the stainless steel Rosebud shield. It’s 4.1″ closed, 7.3″ open (main blade), and weighs 4.3oz. Based loosely on a very old Tree Brand pattern re-imagined by Andy Armstrong.
A note about RoseCraft’s bone handles: Bone is a natural handle material that varies in texture, pattern, and natural coloring. Every bone handled knife will look different, because bone isn’t identical. At RoseCraft, we don’t use dye to cover up what we think is the natural beauty of the bone in the handle. We use it to accentuate that natural beauty, and you’re going to see a lot of that gorgeous natural texture and pattern that is in your unique bone-handled knife. We love it, and hope you do too.
RoseCraft Blades Briarpatch Jack RCT012
Briarpatch
The RoseCraft Blades Briarpatch Jack is based on a traditional cigar pattern. This two-bladed slip joint features a 3.2″ D2 clip point blade at one end and a 3.1″ D2 lambfoot blade at the other, both with heavy swedging, half stops, and brushed satin finishes. The covers are Smoky Gray Bone, with brushed steel bolsters, steel liners, nickel silver pins, and the stainless steel RoseBud shield. It’s 4″ closed, 7.2″ overall (main blade open), and weighs just 4.2oz. Designed by Andy Armstrong.
Case Moose Knife 13623 Rustic Red Richlite 10275SS
$59.99
BRAND Case Knives
PRODUCT TYPE Knives
PRODUCT CATEGORY Traditional
CLOSED LENGTH 4.25"
BLADE STEEL Tru-Sharp Surgical
HANDLE MATERIAL Richlite
OPENING MECHANISM Nail Nick
ORIGIN USA
WEIGHT 3.7 oz.
BLADE FINISH Mirror Polish
STEEL TYPE Stainless Steel
MODEL Moose
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The 13623 Case Rustic Red Richlite® (10275SS) Moose Knife features clip and long spey blades made of mirror polished Tru-Sharp Surgical steel with nail nicks for opening. The Rustic Red Richlite® handle, 4 1/4 inches closed, has the Case Oval Script Shield and nickel silver bolsters. The Case Moose Knife weighs 3.7 ounces. Made in the USA.
From the Case 2021 Spring Supplement regarding Richlite®: ... Launched in 1943 in the Pacific Northwest, Richlite was originally used in the aerospace industry. Later, this paper-composite material was adopted by many diverse commercial industries - everything from furniture and cabinetry to mobile phone cases and even skateparks - because its ease of machining, durability and water-resistant construction. ...
Looks like a work of art, what a beautiful knife brother that bone is gorgeous thanks for showing this beauty 🇺🇸😎🙏
Thank you my friend. I have a lot of moose knives that I have not done videos on, but this one is up there. One of my better moose knives.
Good looking knife👍
Hey JP. Rosecraft is really doing great work. Andy Anderson, one of their founders has been saying he wants to have them made in Tennessee. I say "be careful" . That might ruin the brand even though we all want USA made.................... He has to get good workers.
Hi Rusty. I much prefer that Moose over the other 3 shown. I do like how the blade is angled down. Rosecraft does have a great reputation. I don't currently own any though.
Also much prefer the spear point blade over the spey blade as well. The bone covers are the cherry on this sundae !
Hey Tom. Did you have a good Holiday weekend? Any thing special? Yes. This is a good knife, and Rosecraft does good work. I like this knife better than the BriarPatch too. Mostly because of the cant of the blades.
RC seem like fine quality but the old American style made overseas puts me off somewhat. Price a bit high compared to established makers with historic reputation - Opinel for example. Thanks for showing.
Thanks for commenting. I appreciate American made knives and well made knives like Opinel as well. As far as price, yes, seems a bit steep. I only own 3 of their models. They must have release 20 by now. I wouldn't hesitate to pick one up if you like the pattern and covers. RoseCrafts secret really is in the build. The company has a factory seconds sale twice a year where they sell the ones that have flaws, both cosmetic and mechanical. So the ones I have gotten are really, really nice. Case should try doing this.
Thanks for your reply Rusty.
@@Robert_Thomas832 👍👍👍👍
Are Rosecraft traditional knives better quality than RR?
In my opinion, RoseCraft and Rough Ryder Reserve knives are near the same level of build quality. RoseCraft has offered better covers and designs. A micarta RoseCraft is nearly the same as a RRR in micarta, other than shape and such, but the bone/stag on RCB can rival the best bone I have seen on any bone handled knife I have seen. I love the RCB bone!!!
Great looking knife. That nail nick is way too far back
Hey Jason, Hope your holiday weekend was relaxing, that is if you ever get a day off at the dairy. This is a great knife, but you are right, the nail nick is a tad too far back. Makes it a rather tough pull when it doesn't need to be
@rustyminer I have had no time off. Too much to do before snow
@@jasonbeecher509 I figured you those cows weren't gonna let you slide. Well, hopefully catch a break soon
@@rustyminer about 6 weeks