3.9″ D2 Spear Point. Heavy swedging and a brushed satin finish. 1/8″ thick. Manual flipper. Traditional button lock that releases lock-up. Steel liners. Split G10 handles. Available in black/red, Gray/orange, and grey/black. RoseBud shield Ambidextrous tip-up pocket clip. Lanyard hole. 4.6″ Closed. 8.5″ overall. Designed by Andy Armstrong.
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RoseCraft Blades Castorea Gray and Orange RCM012-GO
Original price was: $39.99.$20.00Current price is: $20.00.
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The RoseCraft Castorea features a 3.9″ D2 Spear Point blade with heavy swedging and a brushed satin finish. It’s 1/8″ thick. This manual flipper features a traditional button lock that releases lock-up. It has steel liners, and the handles are all split G10. They’re available in black/red, gray/orange, and grey/black color combinations. It has a traditional RoseBud shield, an ambidextrous tip-up pocket clip, and a lanyard hole. It’s 4.6″ closed and 8.5″ overall. Designed by Andy Armstrong.
Castorea (pronounced kass-tor’-ee-uh) is Latin for Beaver – a throwback to the legendary fur traders of the new world.
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| Origin | China |
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john_r_owen (verified owner) –
I love the shape of this knife, its size and its feel in the hand. The fit and finish is exactly what we are learning to expect from RCB – top-shelf.
I find it rather slow for a flipper and I’m not a huge fan of a button lock. Does that bug me? It did at first but it’s no slower or less secure than it would be if it was a slip-joint with a nail nick, so it’s still a great knife. Now that I say that, a slip joint version of this knife would be AMAZING.
kcarsonphoto (verified owner) –
This knife is awesome! It hasn’t been out of my pocket since I got it.
The blade reminds me of my old boy scout knife so it already has sentimental value.
Thankfully I got orange if and when I drop it I can find the darn thing ?
daveinsp3 (verified owner) –
I love the knife itself, however……The pocket clip is awful. It is too “tight” which makes it very difficult to put in my pocket and to get it out.