Knife: Frost Japan Range Rider 6318 Type Red Bone / Sts VG

The California Clip pattern main blade is the only one that has been used on this 1980s Japanese-made Frost Range Rider Red Bone stockman. Still, that particular blade has 90 to 95 percent of its original width and thickness, despite being sharpened on a low bevel. The sheepfoot blade has not been sharpened much if at all, and we do not believe the Pen Blade has been sharpened. Pattern on this Japanese Range Rider is virtually identical to the Case 6318 Sh Pen: 3 ¼ inches overall length closed with a main clip blade that measures 2 ½ inches from heel to point. Its handles are an excellent rich red bone with distinctive regular picking. This knife is mechanically Very Good, the clip blade needs a little help closing sometimes; but the other two blades have plenty of snap left. This a prize for any collector or even user who wants to avoid knives made in the C- place. Own this fine Frost original for only $ 19.00. By offering to buy any of our knives, buyer certifies that he/she is 21 years of age and is not prohibited by federal, state, or local laws from possessing that specific knife or knives. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Grips, Magazines, slings, holsters, scopes, mounts, parts & most any small light items, entire accessory orders only $10.00 total shipping no matter how many a person buys. $10.00 for an entire order, Not $10.00 per item or anything of the sort. $20 Flat Fee on magazine orders to Alaska, Hawaii, or Puerto Rico, and gun parts to PR civilians must ship to an FFL. Magazines and any small light non-gun items ride free with ammo orders. We accept checks with no more than 7 days hold. GA Pay, MC, Visa, Discover phone- or fax-in 7 3 1 9 8 9 4 7 2 3 orders, USPS Money Order items shipped ASAP please put your full information, venue number, and what the item is on any messages. Internet phone hours 8:00 – 5:00 CST Mon – Fri. Robertson Trading Post 117 Front Street PO Box 365 Henderson, Tennessee 38340. We buy, sell, and trade. Always have, since 1952.