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The Back Door: Rowland Cutlery Jackrabbit 4" Fixed Blade, ProCut Carbon Steel, Multi-Material Handle, Dual Sheath – Made in USA

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The Back Door: Rowland Cutlery Jackrabbit 4" Fixed Blade, ProCut Carbon Steel, Multi-Material Handle, Dual Sheath – Made in USAThis item is listed in The Back Door. This knife is listed in The Back Door. It is brand new from the maker, never cut or carried. It was purchased by the previous owner to support a local Georgia maker. Both a Kydex sheath and a leather sheath are included. One of one. Born December 10, 2025. Georgia custom. Tim Rowland of Rowland Cutlery is a former executive chef with 21 years in the kitchen industry who transitioned into custom knifemaking with a

This item is listed in The Back Door.

This knife is listed in The Back Door. It is brand new from the maker, never cut or carried. It was purchased by the previous owner to support a local Georgia maker. Both a Kydex sheath and a leather sheath are included.


One-of-one. Born December 10, 2025. Georgia custom.

Tim Rowland of Rowland Cutlery is a former executive chef with 21 years in the kitchen industry who transitioned into custom knifemaking with a focus on precision grinds and premium materials. He is a member of the Georgia Custom Knife Makers Guild. This Jackrabbit is a 4" clip point fixed blade built on ProCut high carbon steel with a multi-material handle that is as distinctive as anything in the custom fixed blade market: curly teak, bog oak, trustone, and black and red G10 worked together into a single handle that changes character depending on the light and the angle. Both a Kydex sheath and a leather sheath are included. Born December 10, 2025. One of a kind.

ProCut is a high carbon steel selected for toughness and edge-taking ability. Tim applies his own heat treatment to each blade and finishes with a full height flat grind that produces the slicing performance he developed an eye for during his years in professional kitchens. A clip point profile gives you a strong tip with a long, useful cutting edge.


Note from Lone Star Knife & Supply: The handle on this Jackrabbit is the reason you pick it up. Curly teak, bog oak, trustone, and G10 together on a custom fixed blade is a combination you don't see in production. Tim Rowland grinds the way a former chef sharpens: with knowledge of what a blade actually needs to do. This is a unique handmade knife from a Georgia maker who is building something real.


Why This Rowland Jackrabbit Stands Out

  • 4" ProCut High Carbon Clip Point Blade, full height flat grind for outstanding slicing performance
  • Multi-Material Handle: Curly Teak, Bog Oak, Trustone, Black and Red G10
  • Born December 10, 2025, individually dated custom knife
  • Dual Sheath Included: Kydex and Leather
  • Made by Tim Rowland, Georgia Custom Knife Makers Guild member and former executive chef
  • Brand new, never cut or carried
  • Made in the USA (Georgia)

Specifications

  • Brand: Rowland Cutlery
  • Model: Jackrabbit
  • Blade Length: 4"
  • Blade Steel: ProCut High Carbon Steel
  • Blade Style: Clip Point
  • Blade Grind: Full Height Flat
  • Handle Material: Curly Teak, Bog Oak, Trustone, Black and Red G10
  • Sheath: Kydex and Leather (both included)
  • Born: December 10, 2025
  • Condition: Brand New, never cut or carried
  • Weight: 8 oz
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (Georgia)

Why You'll Want It

A one-of-a-kind custom fixed blade from a credentialed Georgia maker, with a handle that took genuine skill to build and dual sheaths already in the package. Born December 2025 and priced in the Back Door. This is the kind of knife that doesn't come around twice.

About Rowland Cutlery

Tim Rowland is a Georgia-based custom knifemaker and member of the Georgia Custom Knife Makers Guild. A former executive chef with over two decades in professional kitchens, Tim brings a working knowledge of blade performance to every knife he designs. He uses premium domestic and imported steels with in-house heat treatment, and each knife is made individually by hand in his Georgia shop.

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