3" Shadow SOLD

[kc custom]

I believe I've only sold one other linerless shadow on BF and that one belongs to
roland. This is a lite knife @250gr. just over 1/2 oz.

SPECS
Blade and spring Ats-34, 61 62 Rc, cryo, 1/16" stock.
Blade is flat ground, 600 grit hand finish, drawn swedges.
Frame-Scales, Natural linen base Micarta, mill relieved.
Closed length 3 1/16", open length 5 3/8".
Back is flush open, half stop, & closed positions.
The knife has a smooth medium pull and is positive in all
positions. Crescent nail nick.
Price $225 shipping and paypal included. SOLD
You can say I'll take it here, pm, or email me.
Comments welcome and Thanks for the look.
Ken.

[peter r]

ohhhhh man.....sooo hard, must resist. ill give it 5 minutes then im coming back.....

[tleav61]

is this some of that old stock micarta?

[drj211]

I'll take this one Ken. Please PM me your PayPal info again. Thanks.

[busterbones]

Sorry i missed this one. Real nice, hope you make some more real soon!

[rprocter]

Wow, this knife is Beautiful ! And a nice small size too. I would have bought it to go along with my 4 1/4" Coats linerless Shadow Toothpick which i bought about 4 years ago. I use it regularly, still going strong. You don't need liners.
Very attractive knife Ken.
roland

[kc custom]

I'll take this one Ken. Please PM me your PayPal info again. Thanks.

Its yours Duane pm coming your way, Thanks!
The knife is sold Thanks for the comments.
Ken.

[kc custom]

is this some of that old stock micarta?

Yes Todd this is some more of the finer grained linen from the 70's
Ken.

[tleav61]

Ughhh! That would have been the one then. Con-grates to the new owner though.

Yes Todd this is some more of the finer grained linen from the 70's
Ken.

[Hondo.3]

I think these synthetic-handled linerless slipjoints are fantastic. It's a great re-interpretation of a traditional design using modern materials. It's slim, light, and durable. With modern steel, they are easier to maintain. I don't see any downside at all.

TC

[mdyn]

I think these synthetic-handled linerless slipjoints are fantastic. It's a great re-interpretation of a traditional design using modern materials. It's slim, light, and durable. With modern steel, they are easier to maintain. I don't see any downside at all.

TC

I'll second that. There's something really compelling about a knife that good looking and practical, which all but disappears in your pocket.

Great work, Ken.

Congrats, Duane.

[drj211]

Thanks all. I picked up the knife today, and as I expected it is an excellent little knife. Ken puts quite a lot of blade in such a small knife. Thanks again Ken.