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800 AFCK (Customized) $300
I purchased this from a local shop as configured. It was in an 800BK-1001 box (SHOT Show #124 of 250). There are still traces of BK coating in the blade jimping and traces of blue anodizing on inner parts of the liners, so I see no reason to doubt that it did originate from an 800BK-1001. The blade coating has been removed and the blade has been semi polished, there are still some visible scratches that could be polished out. The Benchmade logo and blade steel markings are gone, but it does have the correct crowned spine, so I believe it's the original M390 blade. Original titanium liners and barrel spacers that have had the blue anodizing stripped off. Thin flat carbon fiber scales that have some light scratches, and the original deep carry pocket clip. The blade retention is very weak on this knife which makes for easy one hand opening, but not ideal for being carried. It is tip down carry however, so not as much of a safety risk as it would be on a tip up carry knife. The box does have some damage.
I purchased this from a local shop as configured. It was in an 800BK-1001 box (SHOT Show #124 of 250). There are still traces of BK coating in the blade jimping and traces of blue anodizing on inner parts of the liners, so I see no reason to doubt that it did originate from an 800BK-1001. The blade coating has been removed and the blade has been semi polished, there are still some visible scratches that could be polished out. The Benchmade logo and blade steel markings are gone, but it does have the correct crowned spine, so I believe it's the original M390 blade. Original titanium liners and barrel spacers that have had the blue anodizing stripped off. Thin flat carbon fiber scales that have some light scratches, and the original deep carry pocket clip. The blade retention is very weak on this knife which makes for easy one hand opening, but not ideal for being carried. It is tip down carry however, so not as much of a safety risk as it would be on a tip up carry knife. The box does have some damage.
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