TheGrownUpKid
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No trades please, thanks!
Offers welcome!
PLEASE READ FIRST: PayPal only. All prices include USPS Priority Insured shipping, and are NET to me. I'm fine with F&F or you can use this online calculator to easily add the right fees: http://thefeecalculator.com/ Just plug in the price, and the next screen will show a green box on the right, showing the price + fees. If you say "I'll take it" in the thread or in a PM, it means you agree to the price, unless we negotiate first. Please do not say you'll take it, and then start negotiating or tell me you need to sell something first. I'll take it means I'll take it. Or, feel free to offer, and we'll negotiate. Thanks!!
Both knives are MINT, unused, unsharpened, and well-loved, but its time to move on. Both are solid and very early, with good detents. Both were acquired from Cliff Blevins of BlackSecretTechnology. Long time friend from a distance...I'm actually a little worried. He's in Pasadena, TX, and I haven't heard from him for some time. If anyone happens to know him, I hope he's ok.
1 of 3 or 4 two-finger Karambits in existence, that Warren will also no longer be making. Cliff told me Warren decided he didn't want to do anymore because "they're a PITA to make." Each one has a unique shape, none of which he kept patterns for. This thing is no joke. It works just as well as its larger brothers, just as solid and early. Its designed to ride clipped in a coin pocket, but it works fine on the main pocket too. Its drawn by slipping the middle finger through the hole, and ends up open with your pointer finger in the choil, and thump over the spine, with a nice "thwack." Brilliant. 1 7/8" blade, 2" closed, 4" OAL. Asking $SOLD net/shipped OBRO
The Hocho-LW (Light Weight) XL. This is a one-off modeled after an all Ti version Warren made for some officers of the Japanese Navy. He promised he'd never make another like the ones he made for them, but he decided to do 1 more in different materials, and this is it. There is no pattern for this one either. Very sharp, Ti and G10. 5" blade, 6.5" closed, 11.5" OAL. Enormous but only weighs 4 ounces. Very easily carried in a pocket. Shown with a ZT 0550 for scale ONLY. Its not up for sale here but let me know if you're interested. Asking 1100 net/shipped OBRO
Offers welcome!
PLEASE READ FIRST: PayPal only. All prices include USPS Priority Insured shipping, and are NET to me. I'm fine with F&F or you can use this online calculator to easily add the right fees: http://thefeecalculator.com/ Just plug in the price, and the next screen will show a green box on the right, showing the price + fees. If you say "I'll take it" in the thread or in a PM, it means you agree to the price, unless we negotiate first. Please do not say you'll take it, and then start negotiating or tell me you need to sell something first. I'll take it means I'll take it. Or, feel free to offer, and we'll negotiate. Thanks!!
Both knives are MINT, unused, unsharpened, and well-loved, but its time to move on. Both are solid and very early, with good detents. Both were acquired from Cliff Blevins of BlackSecretTechnology. Long time friend from a distance...I'm actually a little worried. He's in Pasadena, TX, and I haven't heard from him for some time. If anyone happens to know him, I hope he's ok.
1 of 3 or 4 two-finger Karambits in existence, that Warren will also no longer be making. Cliff told me Warren decided he didn't want to do anymore because "they're a PITA to make." Each one has a unique shape, none of which he kept patterns for. This thing is no joke. It works just as well as its larger brothers, just as solid and early. Its designed to ride clipped in a coin pocket, but it works fine on the main pocket too. Its drawn by slipping the middle finger through the hole, and ends up open with your pointer finger in the choil, and thump over the spine, with a nice "thwack." Brilliant. 1 7/8" blade, 2" closed, 4" OAL. Asking $SOLD net/shipped OBRO
The Hocho-LW (Light Weight) XL. This is a one-off modeled after an all Ti version Warren made for some officers of the Japanese Navy. He promised he'd never make another like the ones he made for them, but he decided to do 1 more in different materials, and this is it. There is no pattern for this one either. Very sharp, Ti and G10. 5" blade, 6.5" closed, 11.5" OAL. Enormous but only weighs 4 ounces. Very easily carried in a pocket. Shown with a ZT 0550 for scale ONLY. Its not up for sale here but let me know if you're interested. Asking 1100 net/shipped OBRO
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