3" Shadow SOLD

kc custom · Jul 17, 2012

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 · Jul 17, 2012

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

tleav61 · Jul 17, 2012

is this some of that old stock micarta?

drj211 · Jul 17, 2012

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

busterbones · Jul 17, 2012

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

rprocter · Jul 17, 2012

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 · Jul 17, 2012

drj211 said:
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 · Jul 17, 2012

tleav61 said:
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 · Jul 18, 2012

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

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

Hondo.3 · Jul 18, 2012

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 · Jul 18, 2012

Hondo.3 said:
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 · Jul 23, 2012

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.