3.34” D2 Upswept Cleaver Blade. A Stonewash Finish. Manual Flipper. Ball Bearing Pivot. Ambidextrous Thumb Studs. Liner Lock. Black G10 Handles. Blue Liners. Lanyard Hole. Ambidextrous Tip-Up Pocket Clip. 4.4” Closed. 7.8” Overall. Designer: Chase Snyder.
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RoseCraft Blades Ogee RCM007
Original price was: $28.99.$15.00Current price is: $15.00.
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The RoseCraft Blades Ogee features a 3.34” D2 upswept cleaver blade with a stonewash finish. It’s a manual flipper with a ball bearing pivot and ambidextrous thumb studs. This liner lock has black G10 handles with blue liners and lanyard hole with an ambidextrous tip-up pocket clip. It’s 4.4” closed and 7.8” overall. Designed by Chase Snyder.
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| CA Warning | Cancer and Reproductive Harm – www.P65Warnings.ca.gov |
| Origin | China |
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kcarsonphoto (verified owner) –
Awesome blade to carry
Here’s my review – https://youtu.be/gBqPJTdlTBo
Collin Strickland (verified owner) –
I really enjoy this knife! It’s the only cleaver blade design I like, and it’s a dream to use. RoseCraft fit and finish is top notch!
uboat1107 (verified owner) –
Just looking at this knife, it screams “meat cutter”! And I’ll say it does that and more. Not my first choice for EDC around town and such, but it sure is handy for food preparation in the house or field. The slightly curved blade is outstanding. Just enough to separate it from a sheepsfoot and render it very useful beyond a straight edge. And can it take an edge! A few licks with a ceramic rod and a gentle stropping and it was scalpel sharp! And it deploys like a floating dream. So smooth.