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Brian Germishuys Small Lanius with Pocket Clip - $300 - This was carried and lightly used. I just got this back from Brian. He installed a pocket clip and put in a new pivot to alleviate the slight horizontal play that had developed. Now lockup is early and rock solid with no play at all, and the action is silky smooth. The Damasteel blade is right at 3" long, and the OAL is a hair over 7". The handle is carbon fiber with polished Ti bolsters and matching pocket clip. The backspacer is black G10 with an orange pinstripe. The blade is slightly off-center, favoring the show side. The only sign of use is a few extremely light hairline scratches in the bolsters from pocket carry that I wasn't able to capture in pictures.
Jared Price (JRP) Gannet Liner Lock - $700 - This just got back from Jared for sharpening/spa treatment and is pretty much LNIB. This one has contoured LSCF handle scales over bronze anodized tianium liners with an orange-peeled bronze anodized titanium pocket clip, textured copper backspacer, and bronzed hardware. The 3" CPM-154 blade features a two-tone finish with acid-stonewashed bevels, satin flats, and a bronzed thumb stud. Lockup is early and rock solid with no play. The blade is slightly off-center favoring the clip side.
Gareth Bull 3" CF Warlock - SOLD
Gareth Bull 3.25" Shamwari - $425 - This came from Gazza's first batch of 12 Ti Shamwaris that he made available on Instagram. It has a 3.25" stonewashed N690 blade and stonewashed Ti handles. Lockup is early and rock solid and disengages with no stickiness at all. Flipping action is superb and super smooth. The blade is slightly off-center favoring the show side but doesn't come close to touching the scale. To be honest, I absolutely love this knife, but I now have 2, so out the door this one goes.
Burger Knives Atlas Flipper M390 - $400 - This has been carried, used, and sharpened. It came to me direct from Trevor with a half-inch portion of the blade not completely sharpened, so I had it sharpened professionally at a local shop rather than send it all the way back to South Africa. This is the first and currently only Atlas Flipper with an M390 blade. The handle scales are contoured blue C-Tek with carbon fiber bolsters with a narrow red pinstripe up against blue anodized titanium liners and a carbon fiber backspacer. This has a medium detent with good flipping action. Lockup is early and solid with no play or stick. The blade rides on IKBS and is slightly off-center favoring the clip side.
Clyde Challenor Hornet M390 - $550 - This has been carried and used lightly. I bought this directly from Clyde. The 3" M390 blade has a satin finish, is perfectly centered, and rides on bearings. Lockup is early and rock solid with no play. There is still a hint of lock stick, but this has gradually lessened with time, so it should eventually smooth out completely. There are a few hairline scratches in the satin-finished Ti handle. It comes with COA, CCC Knives pouch, and an extra M390 blade. Clyde didn't feel that the first blade he made centered up well enough, so he made a new one and sent me both.
Brian Germishuys Small Lanius with Pocket Clip - $300 - This was carried and lightly used. I just got this back from Brian. He installed a pocket clip and put in a new pivot to alleviate the slight horizontal play that had developed. Now lockup is early and rock solid with no play at all, and the action is silky smooth. The Damasteel blade is right at 3" long, and the OAL is a hair over 7". The handle is carbon fiber with polished Ti bolsters and matching pocket clip. The backspacer is black G10 with an orange pinstripe. The blade is slightly off-center, favoring the show side. The only sign of use is a few extremely light hairline scratches in the bolsters from pocket carry that I wasn't able to capture in pictures.
Jared Price (JRP) Gannet Liner Lock - $700 - This just got back from Jared for sharpening/spa treatment and is pretty much LNIB. This one has contoured LSCF handle scales over bronze anodized tianium liners with an orange-peeled bronze anodized titanium pocket clip, textured copper backspacer, and bronzed hardware. The 3" CPM-154 blade features a two-tone finish with acid-stonewashed bevels, satin flats, and a bronzed thumb stud. Lockup is early and rock solid with no play. The blade is slightly off-center favoring the clip side.
Gareth Bull 3" CF Warlock - SOLD
Gareth Bull 3.25" Shamwari - $425 - This came from Gazza's first batch of 12 Ti Shamwaris that he made available on Instagram. It has a 3.25" stonewashed N690 blade and stonewashed Ti handles. Lockup is early and rock solid and disengages with no stickiness at all. Flipping action is superb and super smooth. The blade is slightly off-center favoring the show side but doesn't come close to touching the scale. To be honest, I absolutely love this knife, but I now have 2, so out the door this one goes.
Burger Knives Atlas Flipper M390 - $400 - This has been carried, used, and sharpened. It came to me direct from Trevor with a half-inch portion of the blade not completely sharpened, so I had it sharpened professionally at a local shop rather than send it all the way back to South Africa. This is the first and currently only Atlas Flipper with an M390 blade. The handle scales are contoured blue C-Tek with carbon fiber bolsters with a narrow red pinstripe up against blue anodized titanium liners and a carbon fiber backspacer. This has a medium detent with good flipping action. Lockup is early and solid with no play or stick. The blade rides on IKBS and is slightly off-center favoring the clip side.
Clyde Challenor Hornet M390 - $550 - This has been carried and used lightly. I bought this directly from Clyde. The 3" M390 blade has a satin finish, is perfectly centered, and rides on bearings. Lockup is early and rock solid with no play. There is still a hint of lock stick, but this has gradually lessened with time, so it should eventually smooth out completely. There are a few hairline scratches in the satin-finished Ti handle. It comes with COA, CCC Knives pouch, and an extra M390 blade. Clyde didn't feel that the first blade he made centered up well enough, so he made a new one and sent me both.
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