Great series of knives LTC. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for stopping in. Jolly has a great channel.

The Buckshot Bone makes for a nice looking handle. Much appreciated Rusty.

Pretty interesting way to do bone, I think.

Camillus made some great knives, and many under different brand names, Buck included. Thanks Savage.

Glad I could provide a favorite of yours, Cat. It's one that goes under the radar.

Not much would fit it. This one does quite well. Thanks Stephen.

@@ThriftyKaniffy There's a trick to leather. It can stretch a lot when it's damp. I learned this when I bought a police style sheath for my Buck 110 on Etsy. The sheath came completely flat. No way to get the knife into it. The seller sent instructions on how to moisten the leather with water, then when it softens, push it out with your finger until the knife just barely fits. Then you heat up the oven a little and turn it off so it's just barely warm. You put the knife in the sheath and in the oven for a few hours until it completely dries out. The leather will dry in a form fit for the knife. That's how they make pistol holsters.

@@StephenWorth I'll give it shot. I've used various oils to pretty good results on previous slips. These type are just smaller.

@@ThriftyKaniffy Oil does something different. That will loosen up leather and make it softer. I use mink oil for that. Water makes it stretch and then harden and hold its shape.

@@StephenWorth Gotcha. I'll give it a try and see I can squeeze something bigger in another of the same three slips I have.

Interesting, thanks for feedback Doug. Glad you enjoyed it.

It doesn't seem to get much attention. Partly why I bought it. Thanks KD.

The buckshot is a pretty nice take on a way to do bone handles. Thanks for watching Mike.

Buckshot! I dig the covers. Thanks, Pat.

There's a bunch of them.

They made a canoe in 2015, RR1542. You see them sometimes on eBay. My fave in the series is the teardrop jack. Love that pattern.

@@skcamerican thanks! I will keep an eye out for it.

I'll see if I can find them. Thanks Sam. The worm groom series is one that gets often overlooked. Nice looking knives.

That's a mighty fine choice, Chad. Thanks so much for watching.

I like that, special. Thanks Rick.

It's a cool series and this one I think looks pretty good as Congress go.

That's correct. I approve this message. Thanks Hope.

There's some traditional patterns that just don't get a lot of attention anymore, this would be one of them. Thanks Dave.

RR does also make a larger scale congress, Thanks DD.

Yep it has some oddball things going on with it. Still an attractive knife. Thanks, Eliel.

I think we all carved our initials into something we cherished as kids. Thanks John.

Yea that's right they were a Colt series first. Good luck to anyone trying to piece that together.

Thanks for the great feedback Stephen. Always good to know what people are buying. Thanks for watching.

Thanks Micheal. 4 blades of fun.

I don't have any hard evidence to support this, but I always assumed the "T" shaped thing you see below the R to be a top down profile of a branding iron, like that used on cattle. RR did a helluva lot of branding, so it makes perfect sense to me. Thanks Al.

Oh yea, 2 for 1. Gimme some.

That was my sentiment when I bought this. Thanks for tuning in SS.

It should be a good fit, but they all seem a little different. There's techniques to stretch the leather if required. Thanks B WAX.

Tell her this filthy animal says , "Hi". Thanks, Matthew

Double your pleasure, double your fun, two RT's for the price of one.

@@ThriftyKaniffy I have one knife with the big R and that is me done, glad to see they are slowly dropping them. 😎

I'll be discussing that in an upcoming video, James.

The shields first appeared in the Classic Carbon Series so I'm pretty sure it was intended to stand for Classic Carbon. Of course if you asked SMKW they'd probably agree with you as a way of providing revisionist history. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e5aFhbmCx72VkZs.html Thanks Savage.

Yes, real bone. Ribbon. Thanks!