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The Ohio River Jack is back baby!!! This time featuring a bunch of improvements. Let's start with the blade. These new ORJs feature an S90V hollow ground, belt satin blade and they are nice!!! I improved the long double sided nail pulls to feature a crisp, unchamfered edge for easier pinching. I also added a beautiful swedge to the front of the blade. And let's not forget about the new jimping along the blade spine! The pivot screw is rounded instead a flat for easier drive/bit access and the handle screws are flat to blend in with the jigged titanium handles! Overall, I am so proud to bring this design back for everyone to enjoy. Thank you guys for all of the support!
Blades: 1.
Closed Length: 3.75".
Open Length: 6.65".
Width: .45".
Handle Material: Jigged Titanium.
Handle Length: 3.75".
Blade Style: Sheepsfoot.
Blade Material: Hollow Ground S90V.
Blade Thickness: .118".
Blade Length: 2.90".
Cutting Edge: 2.55".
Blade Finish: Belt Satin.
HRC: 59-61.
Pulls: Double Sided Long Pull.
Pull Strength: 7/10.
Half Stop: Yes.
Integral Bolster / Liner Material: Titanium.
Hardware: Titanium Torx Screws.
Backsprings: 1.
Backspring Material: Stainless Steel.
Weight: 3.8 oz.
Manufacturer: QSP.
Release Date: October, 2024.
I’m super impressed with my new ORJ SF. Great materials and craftsmanship. It’s super heavy duty and no worries carrying in my pocket as a daily task knife.
Great knife. Love the peach seed titanium handle.
Very nice Sheepsfoot blade. Chunky handle that feels really good in the hand. Blade is ideal length and really sharp. Action is solid and snappy. I can see why folks have bought several from this series. Keep up the great designs.
I love slipjoints, and these O R J ones, in my opinion, are state of the art. They're sturdy, well-built, and made with the best materials: Titanium and S90V. They're the result of a project that harks back to tradition and looks to the future. They're worth every penny.
Thanks, Austin
This knife got me interested in slipjoint again.
I've always considered slip joints my dad's pocket knives.
With these configurations of modern blade steels, finishes and materials, these are more relevant to me and make me appreciate the classical more.
