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Hi all,
Please be 21 to purchase and know your local knife laws. Price includes shipping (US only, please). I reserve the right to sell to whomever I choose, but generally the first “I’ll take it” here followed by a PM gets the knife. Given the change in PayPal tax policies, I prefer F&F, though will accept G&S. I hope my feedback supports F&F as a viable option. No PP comments please. Thanks for looking!
No trades please.
Up for grabs is my Brown Knives Exponent #121 in CPM-154: This is one hell of a knife. I've been a big fan of Brown Knives because Craig puts an insane grind on his blades with super thin BTE thicknesses. I picked this up on the exchange a bit back. I've carried it and used it very lightly. I've taken it apart to take the clip off (and have since replaced it), and I've swiped it on a Spyderco ultrafine stone a few times to touch up the edge. The clip / backspacer were oil-slick ano'ed by a previous owner, and the scales were reportedly zir-blasted. The work was done very well, looks as if it was always meant to be this way. Only gripe I have is that the jimping for deployment is a little slick -- I usually have no trouble, though. Solid lockup / centering. Amazing action -- drops shut nearly like a Grimsmo. Comes in case with COA. Asking withdrawn
Thanks for looking!
Please be 21 to purchase and know your local knife laws. Price includes shipping (US only, please). I reserve the right to sell to whomever I choose, but generally the first “I’ll take it” here followed by a PM gets the knife. Given the change in PayPal tax policies, I prefer F&F, though will accept G&S. I hope my feedback supports F&F as a viable option. No PP comments please. Thanks for looking!
No trades please.
Up for grabs is my Brown Knives Exponent #121 in CPM-154: This is one hell of a knife. I've been a big fan of Brown Knives because Craig puts an insane grind on his blades with super thin BTE thicknesses. I picked this up on the exchange a bit back. I've carried it and used it very lightly. I've taken it apart to take the clip off (and have since replaced it), and I've swiped it on a Spyderco ultrafine stone a few times to touch up the edge. The clip / backspacer were oil-slick ano'ed by a previous owner, and the scales were reportedly zir-blasted. The work was done very well, looks as if it was always meant to be this way. Only gripe I have is that the jimping for deployment is a little slick -- I usually have no trouble, though. Solid lockup / centering. Amazing action -- drops shut nearly like a Grimsmo. Comes in case with COA. Asking withdrawn
Thanks for looking!
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