A.G. Russell™ Cowboy

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I thought that post #14 and #16 made it pretty clear that Phil was speaking for A. G. Russell Knives.

Is there anybody here that did not know that anyone of above average strength could pry a traditional knife apart if they wanted to? The wide blade in the Coyboy-Rancher just make it easier to do so. This was the reason I used the male-female screws on the pivot of my K87 and the reinforced pin on the K93.

I am glad to see the OP come clean ablut how the knife "just came apart in his pocket" This should close the case for everyone.
 
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thanks for the info & vid - that knife is a complete FAIL -- another thing, naming the knife "Cowboy," then having it manufactured in China bothers me a little - using American iconolgy to peddle chinese junk strikes me as wrong imho
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