The RoseCraft Blades Clinch River Swayback is back! This time featuring a beautiful smooth and smoky gray bone.
Blade Show 2023 Imported Knife of the Year.
Ready for an adventure?! RoseCraft Blades Clinch River Swayback is the perfect companion for your next exploration! Featuring attractive smooth bone handles, a dependable and large D2 steel blade and a rugged spirit inspired by over 300 miles of Tennessee's mighty Clinch River. Grab yours today!
$54.99 - Dealerwide
Blades: 1.
Closed Length: 4.00".
Open Length: 7.125".
Width: 0.45".
Handle Material: Smoky Gray Smooth Bone.
Blade Style: Wharncliffe.
Blade Material: D2.
Blade Thickness: .10".
Blade Length: 3.10".
Blade Finish: Satin.
Pulls: Nail nick.
Pull Strength: 8/10.
Half Stop: Yes.
Bolster Material: Brushed Steel.
Liner Material: Steel.
Pinning Material: Nickel Silver.
Backsprings: 1.
Backspring Material: Steel.
Weight: 4.2 oz.
Shield Material: Nickel Silver.
Release Date: 2023.
Designed In: Maryville, TN.
Manufactured In: China.
Love the gray acrylic scales. It’s a great knife. Edit gos are perfect for my hand. Well built and beautiful fit & finish. Highly recommend this one.
This is my second RoseCraft. Fit and finish as good as any I"ve seen. Lovely gray smooth bone with some nice figuring in my particular knife. Really nice trigger finger guard built in to the blade. You won't be sliding forward and slicing your index finger with this one. This RoseCraft seems solid and dependable and pretty enough to keep in a display if you would rather.
Beautiful knife, flawlessly executed, very original blade design, incredible ergonomics. Get yourself one before they are gone!
The fit and finish on this blade is amazing. It is so much better than any of my GECs. Walk and Talk is good also. The dye job on the bone is really good.
Knife fit, edge, grind, walk & talk, and uniform ground covers are all first rate, and make this RCB model a great value. Only slight criticism on this particular knife only is they had some difficulty getting the gray die to take to the bone. One cover is “smoky gray” and looks fine, but the shield side is a bit splotchy and uneven with a dark center and lighter patches on the ends, with a small white spot on the spine. A fairly common issue with bone, but I’ve been spoiled with other perfect RCB smoky gray and blue and other bone color covers. Definitely not a big enough deal to escalate, but something to keep an eye out for.
