Russlock

I have the drop-point.
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Before I had as many knives as I do now , I used the Jigged Bone one ( top one above ) as my EDC .
Now I have others that I prefer to use .

Harry
 
Jolipapa said:
I love her! Looks like Woody Woodpecker under LSD... :eek::D:D:D
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Because of the handle color that was my 4th of July knife. I would like to get another case with those handles.

cbfordtruck said:
What do y’all use them for?
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General utility, like most any other pocket knife. The one hand opening is handy but the knife still has a traditional feel.
 
scrteened porch said:
Whatever I'd use another knife for. It's a nice-sized blade in a compact package, and a one-hand opener for philosophical types who aren't in a hurry.
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I 2nd this statement, there is just something satisfying about opening the Russlock, it's like a grownup fidget, the blade style is good for EDC work, the design may not be for everyone but then again neither is a stockman.
 
I have a blue jigged bone russlock, but I find it hard to make myself use it. Especially since the knives in my part of the country are used heavily.
 
chuck4570 said:
I 2nd this statement, there is just something satisfying about opening the Russlock, it's like a grownup fidget, the blade style is good for EDC work, the design may not be for everyone but then again neither is a stockman.
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One reason I was slow to try a Russlock is the narrowness of the original blade. I have to admit it looks cooler, but the drop-point gives me the security of more blade to sharpen away before I run out of blade.
 
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