Hey there fellas. First post here. Hopefully this will be a well received and appreciated
introduction! I've got a few hard to find and somewhat sought after knives for y'all
to consider and a few more that, while available elsewhere, I think you will find worth your
time to look at.
I've taken pictures of of the things I believe the majority of folks are the most interested
in seeing- to the best of my ability. If there are any other pictures you would care to see
just let me know and I will try my best to get it done.
Payment would best be undertaken through paypal; fees and shipping will be included
in the cost. I will ship USPS Priority the following day after receiving payment.
First "I'll take it" followed quickly with a PM or an email gets it. Timely communication
(within reason) after laying claim is expected. Once an agreement has been met, payment
should be swift. If I haven't received payment or can't reach you within a reasonable amount
of time, I may move on to the subsequent place-holders.
Email: jcriley627 (at) gmail (dot) com
I PAY FEES AND SHIPPING OUT OF THE FINAL PRICE. THE PRICE LISTED IS NOT NET TO ME! --TO AVOID ANY CONFUSION--
First up is a -BNIB- Zero Tolerance 0562cf with M390 blade. I've this knife for a couple of weeks, it's just not really for me. I took it out and flipped it a few times when it first arrived and that is literally all that has been done with this knife; it has resided in it's box ever since. I will say it's definitely a well built knife, just as you would expect from ZT. It also has one of the sharpest factory edges I have ever felt on a knife. The detent is adequate, but not too insanely stout; just enough for the blade to flip very well. You could 'push button' or 'light switch' it; either one works fine. Lock-up is solid with no stick at about 40%. Perfectly centered blade. Serial number is 1997. A fine specimen through and through. $old
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0562CF
Next up is a -BNIB- Zero Tolerance 0801S110V. I bought this the day they were released as I had been wanting an 0801, but the previous selection just didn't quite strike me as visually appealing. I really like this knife, but I don't carry it so it needs to go. It's been sitting in the box since the day i got it. Only ever been flipped open maybe a dozen times and never cut anything at all. It's is very nice feeling in the hand and the steel is remarkably sharp. Decent detent strength- flips great. Strong lock-up and perfect blade centering. Serial number is 0313. I really just need this one gone, so... Priced to move at $OLD
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0801S110V
Third in line is my -LNIB- Zero Tolerance 0770CF-M390. This is a splendid little dress knife. I have carried on a few occasions; maybe a total of 4 or 5 times and only when I had to dress up nice in slacks and needed something light to carry. The only wear is on the edges of the pocket clip. The only thing the knife has ever cut has been a couple of small envelopes. Never sharpened- factory edge; still nearly razor sharp. Good 50% lock-up- exactly how it was when I got it. The blade is just a hair off center to the non-lock side. Overall a great knife that is in literally 97% condition. When not in use it has been stored in the bubble wrap with the silica gel. Serial number is 0214. Price is $old.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0770CFM390
Next up we have a -BNIB- Reate Knives Horizon C. I bought this knife when they were first released because of how much I liked my Horizon B. For those who do not own a Reate- they really are excellent quality knives. This one just doesn't do it for me like my Horizon B does. Don't me wrong; it truly is a great knife- it's just not for me. I opened it when I first got it to handle and flip it open. I flipped it open several times, but that's all. Right back in the pouch it went and has remained. Never even cut paper. It really is a freaking rocket of a flipper on the MRBS. Nice satin finish on the blade. Good, solid, early lock-up; maybe 25%. Blade is perfectly centered when closed. Includes pouch, extra bearing races, extra screws, and extra steel lock-bar insert. $old.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Reate Horizon C
For numero cinco- here is my -LNIB- Ferrum Forge Ferox. First off, I am the second owner of this knife. I purchased the knife here on BF. The previous owner stated that knife had been carried only a few times and was only used very lightly. There is a little bit of wear on the clip which I have shown in the pictures included. The knife has never been sharpened and still has the original polished edge. I never carried it or cut anything with it. I bought it mainly to see what a 'mid-tech' knife is like as well as to experience the Hoback Rolling Detent. The construction is very solid and I'm sure would make a great user, especially with the 4V blade steel. Very solid lock-up and very precise blade centering. Includes pouch and Ferox 'dog tag.' So since I'm the second owner and the knife has seen a slight amount of use along with the wear on the clip I'm going to ask fairly lower than retail- $OLD.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Ferrum Forge Ferox
And last but not least, here is a -BNIB- Brous Blades VR-71 'Blackout.' This is one hell of a stout knife. Very solid feeling. I would love to keep it, I just don't see myself ever carrying it. I have flipped it quite a few times, but nothing else. the knife has never cut anything, never been sharpened, nothing. The carbon fiber on this knife is quite nice and really complements the ergonomics well. The lock-up is pretty early at about 10%-15% but is very strong. Absolutely perfect Blade centering. Includes pelican case. Number 461 out of 500. I really need the money more than a knife I'm never going to use, so I'm going to let this one go for well under retail to get it outta here- Traded.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Brous Blades VR-71
If there are any questions please PM me or email.
introduction! I've got a few hard to find and somewhat sought after knives for y'all
to consider and a few more that, while available elsewhere, I think you will find worth your
time to look at.
I've taken pictures of of the things I believe the majority of folks are the most interested
in seeing- to the best of my ability. If there are any other pictures you would care to see
just let me know and I will try my best to get it done.
Payment would best be undertaken through paypal; fees and shipping will be included
in the cost. I will ship USPS Priority the following day after receiving payment.
First "I'll take it" followed quickly with a PM or an email gets it. Timely communication
(within reason) after laying claim is expected. Once an agreement has been met, payment
should be swift. If I haven't received payment or can't reach you within a reasonable amount
of time, I may move on to the subsequent place-holders.
Email: jcriley627 (at) gmail (dot) com
I PAY FEES AND SHIPPING OUT OF THE FINAL PRICE. THE PRICE LISTED IS NOT NET TO ME! --TO AVOID ANY CONFUSION--
First up is a -BNIB- Zero Tolerance 0562cf with M390 blade. I've this knife for a couple of weeks, it's just not really for me. I took it out and flipped it a few times when it first arrived and that is literally all that has been done with this knife; it has resided in it's box ever since. I will say it's definitely a well built knife, just as you would expect from ZT. It also has one of the sharpest factory edges I have ever felt on a knife. The detent is adequate, but not too insanely stout; just enough for the blade to flip very well. You could 'push button' or 'light switch' it; either one works fine. Lock-up is solid with no stick at about 40%. Perfectly centered blade. Serial number is 1997. A fine specimen through and through. $old
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0562CF
Next up is a -BNIB- Zero Tolerance 0801S110V. I bought this the day they were released as I had been wanting an 0801, but the previous selection just didn't quite strike me as visually appealing. I really like this knife, but I don't carry it so it needs to go. It's been sitting in the box since the day i got it. Only ever been flipped open maybe a dozen times and never cut anything at all. It's is very nice feeling in the hand and the steel is remarkably sharp. Decent detent strength- flips great. Strong lock-up and perfect blade centering. Serial number is 0313. I really just need this one gone, so... Priced to move at $OLD
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0801S110V
Third in line is my -LNIB- Zero Tolerance 0770CF-M390. This is a splendid little dress knife. I have carried on a few occasions; maybe a total of 4 or 5 times and only when I had to dress up nice in slacks and needed something light to carry. The only wear is on the edges of the pocket clip. The only thing the knife has ever cut has been a couple of small envelopes. Never sharpened- factory edge; still nearly razor sharp. Good 50% lock-up- exactly how it was when I got it. The blade is just a hair off center to the non-lock side. Overall a great knife that is in literally 97% condition. When not in use it has been stored in the bubble wrap with the silica gel. Serial number is 0214. Price is $old.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/ZT0770CFM390
Next up we have a -BNIB- Reate Knives Horizon C. I bought this knife when they were first released because of how much I liked my Horizon B. For those who do not own a Reate- they really are excellent quality knives. This one just doesn't do it for me like my Horizon B does. Don't me wrong; it truly is a great knife- it's just not for me. I opened it when I first got it to handle and flip it open. I flipped it open several times, but that's all. Right back in the pouch it went and has remained. Never even cut paper. It really is a freaking rocket of a flipper on the MRBS. Nice satin finish on the blade. Good, solid, early lock-up; maybe 25%. Blade is perfectly centered when closed. Includes pouch, extra bearing races, extra screws, and extra steel lock-bar insert. $old.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Reate Horizon C
For numero cinco- here is my -LNIB- Ferrum Forge Ferox. First off, I am the second owner of this knife. I purchased the knife here on BF. The previous owner stated that knife had been carried only a few times and was only used very lightly. There is a little bit of wear on the clip which I have shown in the pictures included. The knife has never been sharpened and still has the original polished edge. I never carried it or cut anything with it. I bought it mainly to see what a 'mid-tech' knife is like as well as to experience the Hoback Rolling Detent. The construction is very solid and I'm sure would make a great user, especially with the 4V blade steel. Very solid lock-up and very precise blade centering. Includes pouch and Ferox 'dog tag.' So since I'm the second owner and the knife has seen a slight amount of use along with the wear on the clip I'm going to ask fairly lower than retail- $OLD.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Ferrum Forge Ferox
And last but not least, here is a -BNIB- Brous Blades VR-71 'Blackout.' This is one hell of a stout knife. Very solid feeling. I would love to keep it, I just don't see myself ever carrying it. I have flipped it quite a few times, but nothing else. the knife has never cut anything, never been sharpened, nothing. The carbon fiber on this knife is quite nice and really complements the ergonomics well. The lock-up is pretty early at about 10%-15% but is very strong. Absolutely perfect Blade centering. Includes pelican case. Number 461 out of 500. I really need the money more than a knife I'm never going to use, so I'm going to let this one go for well under retail to get it outta here- Traded.
http://s1379.photobucket.com/user/JCRiley627/library/Brous Blades VR-71
If there are any questions please PM me or email.
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