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For sale is my Bud Nealy Mini Max. This is an older piece (serial number is 3082) and Bud never made many of these. It is a solid piece of 3/32" thick steel (steel unknown, probably 154CM), partially skeletonized with blue and black G10 at the butt. The middle portion is sand-blasted. The upper part of the handle and saber portion of the blade are sort of a polished orange-peel texture. The hawkbill blade has a polished grind.
The blade is about 2 3/8" long, with an overall length of 5 3/4". The hollow-ground blade isn't ground all the way back, so there's around 1 3/4" of cutting edge. The edge is not terribly sharp, but the tip is SHARP. The blade appears unused but has some light scuffs from the sheath. There are also some tiny rub marks on the sand-blasted portion. Overall this knife is about 95% of its original (new) condition.
Kydex sheath fits the knife well and leaves surprisingly few marks considering how long this knife has been around for. The magnets in the sheath have no magnetization left in them. The large safety pin allows you to pin the knife in an inverted position to the inside of a jacket, or other hidden area. Retention is fantastic and you're not going to shake the blade out without severe force. There is a little discolored area below the pin that looks like old sticker residue (shown in pic).
SOLD
Thanks for looking!
The blade is about 2 3/8" long, with an overall length of 5 3/4". The hollow-ground blade isn't ground all the way back, so there's around 1 3/4" of cutting edge. The edge is not terribly sharp, but the tip is SHARP. The blade appears unused but has some light scuffs from the sheath. There are also some tiny rub marks on the sand-blasted portion. Overall this knife is about 95% of its original (new) condition.
Kydex sheath fits the knife well and leaves surprisingly few marks considering how long this knife has been around for. The magnets in the sheath have no magnetization left in them. The large safety pin allows you to pin the knife in an inverted position to the inside of a jacket, or other hidden area. Retention is fantastic and you're not going to shake the blade out without severe force. There is a little discolored area below the pin that looks like old sticker residue (shown in pic).
SOLD
Thanks for looking!
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