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WTS: Boker Exskelibur I Decade Edition in VG10. No trades presently. $60 G&S OBRO to your door.
Terms of sale: Buyer must be 18 years old and in compliance with all their local knife laws. PayPal G&S for payment and I cover shipping. I will only ship in the US (Not to NYC address).
Good stuff: Discontinued knife for a cheap price! Extremely smooth action, particularly for a teflon washer knife. It's not guillotine drop shutty, but it falls closed with just a tiny bit of momentum. Fully intact, with box, paperwork, pivot tool, etc. No blade play and thin behind the edge. Fantastic front flipping action!!
Bad stuff: It's a Boker. It has lockstick. The lockstick is bad enough that the lockbar can sit slightly proud of the scale and just gripping it can cause the lockbar to move on the tang of the blade vertically. It has never impacted the lockup in the slightest and I cannot get it to fail under any circumstances. No lock rock or any movement. You can hear it in the video below. You will likely not notice it when you get the knife as I have sharpied the tang which will temporarily relieve the problem, but it IS there. Also, don't bothering trying to get Boker to deal with it. I tried that route and they DGAF. It's also a tick off center. Has been touched up on a strop and sharp maker.
Terms of sale: Buyer must be 18 years old and in compliance with all their local knife laws. PayPal G&S for payment and I cover shipping. I will only ship in the US (Not to NYC address).
Good stuff: Discontinued knife for a cheap price! Extremely smooth action, particularly for a teflon washer knife. It's not guillotine drop shutty, but it falls closed with just a tiny bit of momentum. Fully intact, with box, paperwork, pivot tool, etc. No blade play and thin behind the edge. Fantastic front flipping action!!
Bad stuff: It's a Boker. It has lockstick. The lockstick is bad enough that the lockbar can sit slightly proud of the scale and just gripping it can cause the lockbar to move on the tang of the blade vertically. It has never impacted the lockup in the slightest and I cannot get it to fail under any circumstances. No lock rock or any movement. You can hear it in the video below. You will likely not notice it when you get the knife as I have sharpied the tang which will temporarily relieve the problem, but it IS there. Also, don't bothering trying to get Boker to deal with it. I tried that route and they DGAF. It's also a tick off center. Has been touched up on a strop and sharp maker.
