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Burt Foster, Blue Collar Bowie - $700
Keeping it simple... This beauty has to go. I'll just skip the "why" part and adjust price as required. If you've ever seen it before, I'm sure you'll remember it.
Payment by PayPal is preferred and I'll cover the fees along with shipping to Canada or USA. My feedback is excellent.
Good Hunting,
Dave
The seller I bought it from was dead on with:
Keeping it simple... This beauty has to go. I'll just skip the "why" part and adjust price as required. If you've ever seen it before, I'm sure you'll remember it.
Payment by PayPal is preferred and I'll cover the fees along with shipping to Canada or USA. My feedback is excellent.
Good Hunting,
Dave
The seller I bought it from was dead on with:
Unused, she's in new, pristine condition. Though not pictured the knife does come with a fine sheath of a simple, functional design that Burt came up with. Photo and description are from Burt's website...
"This knife has a full-tang blade of 52100, forged from a big round bar. The blade is satin finished with a slight recurved cutting edge. The handle is stabilized curly maple scales that have a ton of "movement". I put a thick liner of black paper micarta under the curly maple for contrast. Another new thing is the hollow pins. I started doing this because of the usefulness of a front lanyard. If you've never used one, I think you will find them surprisingly useful and much safer than a rear lanyard. With the hollow pins, you can try a front lanyard arrangement for yourself, and if you don't like it, you can still use the rear hole for a traditional lanyard.
Blade is 9.25" with an overall of just over 14"."
"This knife has a full-tang blade of 52100, forged from a big round bar. The blade is satin finished with a slight recurved cutting edge. The handle is stabilized curly maple scales that have a ton of "movement". I put a thick liner of black paper micarta under the curly maple for contrast. Another new thing is the hollow pins. I started doing this because of the usefulness of a front lanyard. If you've never used one, I think you will find them surprisingly useful and much safer than a rear lanyard. With the hollow pins, you can try a front lanyard arrangement for yourself, and if you don't like it, you can still use the rear hole for a traditional lanyard.
Blade is 9.25" with an overall of just over 14"."
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