***Important Disclaimer*** These knives are not pristine. I will explain the blemishes as best I can, and send you more pictures if you'd like, but buyer beware, I am selling these knives as is.
First up I have an Emerson CQC 12. I liked this knife once upon a time and carried it on me daily. A friend asked to use it one day, so I loaned it to him for a few days. When I got the knife back, he had marked the blade all up with scuffs. However, I consider friends to be more important than knives, so I laughed it off and tossed it in a drawer. Maybe if there is someone out who can buff these out, he can save it. But alas, it is what it is. I felt inspired by all the people who pose their knives in the cool outdoor scenes, so I put my knife one of my bird feeders because I'm pathetic like that. Also, I've only owned a couple Emerson knives, but I'm not a fan of the pivot on this thing. I can dial it in just right, but after a few days it comes loose and I have to retighten it. I could put loctite on it, I suppose, but on a knife of this caliber, should that be necessary? I am asking $275 for this knife.
Next is the Queen Dan Burke barlow. I eagerly anticipated the arrival of this knife, and when it arrived, I was very frustrated to see that the blade had a burr I could simply not shave off. So, I pulled out my Spyderco sharpmaker and furiously set out to remove this burr, and after a couple dozen strokes I stopped and looked to my horror as I noticed that I had scuffed the bolster up with the sharpmaker! So, I cut my losses and never even bothered carrying it. I would like $90 for this knife.
Finally is the Spyderco Spyerwrench. This knife isn't junk. I just don't like it. It comes with that sheath as you can see. I would like $150 for this knife.
***Paypal only please
Continental United States only please
The first "I'll take it" followed by a pm get first grabs
I reserve the right to do or refuse to do business when whomever I choose, as do you
***I must also mention that if anyone purchases a knife today, I won't be able to ship it until Wednesday morning because that will be my first opportunity to make it to the post office.
First up I have an Emerson CQC 12. I liked this knife once upon a time and carried it on me daily. A friend asked to use it one day, so I loaned it to him for a few days. When I got the knife back, he had marked the blade all up with scuffs. However, I consider friends to be more important than knives, so I laughed it off and tossed it in a drawer. Maybe if there is someone out who can buff these out, he can save it. But alas, it is what it is. I felt inspired by all the people who pose their knives in the cool outdoor scenes, so I put my knife one of my bird feeders because I'm pathetic like that. Also, I've only owned a couple Emerson knives, but I'm not a fan of the pivot on this thing. I can dial it in just right, but after a few days it comes loose and I have to retighten it. I could put loctite on it, I suppose, but on a knife of this caliber, should that be necessary? I am asking $275 for this knife.
Next is the Queen Dan Burke barlow. I eagerly anticipated the arrival of this knife, and when it arrived, I was very frustrated to see that the blade had a burr I could simply not shave off. So, I pulled out my Spyderco sharpmaker and furiously set out to remove this burr, and after a couple dozen strokes I stopped and looked to my horror as I noticed that I had scuffed the bolster up with the sharpmaker! So, I cut my losses and never even bothered carrying it. I would like $90 for this knife.
Finally is the Spyderco Spyerwrench. This knife isn't junk. I just don't like it. It comes with that sheath as you can see. I would like $150 for this knife.
***Paypal only please
Continental United States only please
The first "I'll take it" followed by a pm get first grabs
I reserve the right to do or refuse to do business when whomever I choose, as do you
***I must also mention that if anyone purchases a knife today, I won't be able to ship it until Wednesday morning because that will be my first opportunity to make it to the post office.