Afzelia Xylay & Elmax Linerlock (sold)

Alan Davis Knives

Alan Davis Knives

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overall length - 7 3/4"
blade - 3 7/16" tip to scales
scales -stabilized Afzelia Xylay
steel - Elmax stainless at RC 60-61
grind - full flat
blade finish - hand rubbed satin
liners and clip - anodized & textured titanium
back spacer- black paper micarta


Bearing pivot for a fast and smooth operation. Strong detent, strong secure lock up and zero blade play in any direction.

(Sold) $465.00 + $15 shipping in the US, international extra. Paypal, money order and most other forms of payment.

Thanks for looking, Alan













 
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Excellence again Alan! Simple and clean while still being quite unique. I have never heard of or seen that wood before. Lots a character with a warm hue to it. No doubt it shines nicely in sunlight.

Great taste Mutt!
 
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Dang Mike .... you beat me by a hair on this one! Congrats. She's a real looker! Beautiful knife Alan!
 
Sorry Dennis, somebody else was thinking about it and I knew you wouldn't think about it for much more than a tenth of a second so I just pulled the trigger
 
Grrrrrrr.... I've literally been stalking this forum waiting for Alan to post a new one and I missed it!!!
 
Mutt said:
Sorry Dennis, somebody else was thinking about it and I knew you wouldn't think about it for much more than a tenth of a second so I just pulled the trigger
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You are so right! Enjoy this one Mike. Make sure to post more pics of it in the Alan Davis pic thread when she arrives. Only thing I love more about owning Alan's knives is looking at pictures of them!!!
 
d.r.h. said:
You are so right! Enjoy this one Mike. Make sure to post more pics of it in the Alan Davis pic thread when she arrives. Only thing I love more about owning Alan's knives is looking at pictures of them!!!
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Dennis, I have some very cool ideas for pics with this one. Watch for that thread later this week. Hint: it's not the first time I heard of that wood even though it is the first time i heard of Alan useing it.
 
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