Bill Ruple is a master at making slip joint folders. He has taught and inspired so many knifemakers on how to make folding knives, that it's almost impossible to list them. You have to hold one of Bill's knives to truly appreciate the fit and finish, and his attention to detail. He has been making knives since 1988. The quality of his knives has been consistent throughout his career. He has made knives with from one to five blades. No matter what he makes or what show he attends, he always sells out - and quickly! This large two-blade Classic Remington 1123 Bullet Knife is absolutely perfect. It features a drop point blade and a spey blade, both of CPM-154 stainless steel. Both blades have half stops. Each blade has an ample nail nick for a firm, yet easy and smooth pull. The scales are presentation grade amber Jigged Bone, with the classic Remington Bullet shield on the presentation side, pinned in 3 places, with a lined lanyard hole. The bolster and fittings are all 416 stainless steel, as are the liners. Bill's tolerances, and fit and finish, are second to none. Bill has stamped RUPLE on the ricasso of both blades. Both blades lock up tight with no play, and each blade is nicely seated within their respective liners. Bill does the walk-and-talk like very few can. Comes in a padded, zippered case. Damn, this one is such a classic, I was tempted to keep for myself!
