Green River Ripper and Patch Knives

Russell Green River Works is one of Americas oldest knife manufacturers. Now actually Dexter Russell, knives from this company combine history and tradition with quality materials and manufacturing. Making both fixed blade and folding knives since 1834, Russell Green River Works is a brand worth looking into for hunting, fishing, bushcraft and general outdoor cutlery as well as culinary cutlery.
Video on Russell Green River Hunting and Fishing knife: • Green River Knives - H...
Amazon link to the Russell Green River Fish Knife (aka "The Ripper"): amzn.to/49eSskn
Amazon link to the Russell Green River Patch Knife blade blank: amzn.to/3I1rksZ
Amazon link to the Russel Green River Hunting and Fishing knife: amzn.to/48e6Lo6
Track of the Wolf Green River blade blanks: www.trackofthewolf.com/List/I...
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[@johnbanco862]

Ur a true craftsman.my 2022 fish knife has been used as fish to deer to wood craft.dont slim the handle .

[@workbenchknifeandtool]

Thank you! I still haven't decided what to do with it but it just seems kinda blocky to me.

[@GhostManOnSixtieth]

@@workbenchknifeandtoolIf anything just round the corners off a hair and it’ll get rid of that blocky feel. Don’t round too much it it’ll be slippery

[@davidwilliams1805]

Some nice looking blades right there! Appreciate you taking the time to share these. Enjoyed the video!

[@workbenchknifeandtool]

Thank you and thanks for watching and commenting too!

[@jeffkoch8678]

I bought the ripper as a blade blank and attached wood scales. It makes a good steak knife. The only problem is the blade is so symmetrical that if I'm not careful I grab it upside down.

[@workbenchknifeandtool]

Just be careful not to press your thumb on the edge when it is upside down! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@douglassmith3901]

Great video! I've just discovered this historic brand and absolutely love them. My paternal great-grandfather was a true wild west cowboy in New Mexico and Texas in the 1880s. They were known as stockmen back then. I wonder if he carried a Green River Knife. Anyhow, thanks for the great video. You've got a new subscriber.

[@workbenchknifeandtool]

I am glad you enjoyed the video. How cool to know your great grandfather was a real part of the old west! I have another video I did recently on the Green River Hunting and Fishing knife. Thanks for watching, commenting and subscribing!

[@FreeAmericaChannel]

Now you've done it. I'll have to get a Pacific Paring knife blade for use as my patch knife. Great video, thanks for sharing.

[@workbenchknifeandtool]

I hope you have an easier time than I finding time to go shoot black powder rifles! Thank you for watching and commenting!

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