3 more EDCs and still at a great price

HardedgeKnives

HardedgeKnives

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Specs:
Number 1 Little Squall
3/16 inch thick 1095 high carbon steel differentially heat treated with a nice file worked spine.

Handle is cobra snake skin with black gutted paracord overwrapped in the traditional interlocking manner showing the snake skin though diamonds and epoxy set

Blade Length is 3 inches from tip to hole center.

Overall Length about 6.7 inches

Black Kydex sheath (shown)

SOLD (Price is $40 plus $7 shipping in US)

Number 2 Little Storm
1/8 inch thick 1095 high carbon steel differentially heat treated.

Handle is coyote brown paracord wraped onto knife's full tang. Under the wrap is sealed with Loctite Blackmax.

Blade Length is 3.9 inches from tip to wrap.

Overall Length about 8.5 inches

Coyote brown Kydex sheath (shown)

SOLD (Price is $40 plus $7 shipping in US)

Number 3 Little Squall
3.16 inch thick 1095 high carbon steel differentially heat treated with a nice file worked spine.

Handle is green sea snake skin with black gutted paracord overwrapped in the traditional interlocking manner showing the snake skin though diamonds and epoxy set.

Blade Length is 3 inches from tip center of hole.

Overall Length about 6.7 inches

Black Kydex sheath (shown)

SOLD (Price is $40 plus $7 shipping in US)


I take PayPay (my account is kelley_ward2@agilent.com), major credit cards over the phone (707-479-2530), money orders and checks.
Thanks,
Kelley Ward
Hard Edge Knives
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Hello, tac3me and edctac got the paypal paments and will have the blades in the mail soon.

GNB which on are you interested in? The Little Storm Tanto? I have one on black and may also have one in coyote but I'll have to check tonight. I can send a photo tomorrow if your interested.
Thanks, Kelley
 
If it makes you feel better GNB check the post times of ed and I, they are less than a minute apart. I hit post and at the refresh his post came up. Gotta be fast sometimes...or just lucky. I missed Kelley's last 3 sales so I can sympathize.
 
Hello tac4me, I try to hit 59 to 61 Rc on the edge but pull the point down to around 55Rc for good toughness. I find the point to be brittle are prone to breakage if left at the higher hardness. The spine is in the high 40 to 50 Rc so the blade is very tough. Thanks, Kelley
 
Kelley, I'm partial to Sea Snake...the most venemous creature on the planet!! :eek:

I'll take #3....thank you!
 
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