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First "I'll take it" post followed by a timely PM and PayPal payment gets the blade. Price is PayPal net (friend or add 3.5%) or MO. Price includes USPS shipping. Buyer must be over 18 years old. No international shipping unless you accept the risk and pay the extra for shipping. Buyer assumes all responsibility of their local laws. I'm not really looking for any trades other than Dalibor or Borka, but I will consider offers (PM me your offers). If you don't like my prices feel free to send me a PM, worst-case you will receive a polite no.
1. Alan Davis Sycamore Wharny
New and unused. I bought it straight from Alan and it has sat in my safe since the purchase.
Overall length - 6 3/16"
Blade - 2 5/8" tip to scales
Scales - stabilized & dyed sycamore
Blade steel - Alabama Damascus (parkerized finish)
Grind -hollow 14" wheel
Liners & clip - anodized & nugget textured titanium
Back spacer - sculpted carbon fiber
Bearing pivot for a fast and smooth operation.
Asking relisted
2. Matt Diskin Volcan flipper
New and unused. I purchased the knife from Matt at Blade Show, and it has been sitting in my safe ever since. The knife has a 4" blade, OAL of 8.875", and has milled titanium scales. The blade material is M390.
Asking relisted
3. Medford Praetorian Ti
An extremely rare version of the Praetorian Ti. It is a full size Praetorian Ti, it is not a regular Praetorian G/T. It has titanium scales on one side and milled G10 on the other side. You cannot order a Praetorian Ti like this from Medford, and Greg has only made very few of these and only as a special release. When I spoke with Amy Medford on the phone she said that there are less than 5 of them out there in the wild. I have seen some people call this the FAF version (friend and family) and someone call it the TiG version. Regardless of what it is called, I have only ever seen one come up for sale online and it went for $2,400 and it did not have the American flag design on the blade (Google and you will see).
The dimensions are the exact same as the full sized Praetorian Ti, but the lighter weight of the G10 reduces the weight by about 1.6 oz and really helps the balance of this knife. The hardware on this knife has been bead blasted and tumbled. The blade is D2 and has an American flag design on the non-clip side of the blade. I'm the second owner of this knife. It has been carried a few times and used to open some boxes. There are some typical light scuffs on the clip from being carried, and there is a little bit of wear on the G10 by the glass breaker (again from being carried). I sent it to Medford and Greg personally went over it and sharpened it, and I have not used it since. I have the paperwork, Pelican style case, and Greg's plastic business card that came with the knife. I'm listing it for a few hundred less than show price direct from Medford. Super smooth action, and amazing lockup.
Asking relisted
Alan Davis:
Matt Diskin:
Medford Praetorian Ti:
1. Alan Davis Sycamore Wharny
New and unused. I bought it straight from Alan and it has sat in my safe since the purchase.
Overall length - 6 3/16"
Blade - 2 5/8" tip to scales
Scales - stabilized & dyed sycamore
Blade steel - Alabama Damascus (parkerized finish)
Grind -hollow 14" wheel
Liners & clip - anodized & nugget textured titanium
Back spacer - sculpted carbon fiber
Bearing pivot for a fast and smooth operation.
Asking relisted
2. Matt Diskin Volcan flipper
New and unused. I purchased the knife from Matt at Blade Show, and it has been sitting in my safe ever since. The knife has a 4" blade, OAL of 8.875", and has milled titanium scales. The blade material is M390.
Asking relisted
3. Medford Praetorian Ti
An extremely rare version of the Praetorian Ti. It is a full size Praetorian Ti, it is not a regular Praetorian G/T. It has titanium scales on one side and milled G10 on the other side. You cannot order a Praetorian Ti like this from Medford, and Greg has only made very few of these and only as a special release. When I spoke with Amy Medford on the phone she said that there are less than 5 of them out there in the wild. I have seen some people call this the FAF version (friend and family) and someone call it the TiG version. Regardless of what it is called, I have only ever seen one come up for sale online and it went for $2,400 and it did not have the American flag design on the blade (Google and you will see).
The dimensions are the exact same as the full sized Praetorian Ti, but the lighter weight of the G10 reduces the weight by about 1.6 oz and really helps the balance of this knife. The hardware on this knife has been bead blasted and tumbled. The blade is D2 and has an American flag design on the non-clip side of the blade. I'm the second owner of this knife. It has been carried a few times and used to open some boxes. There are some typical light scuffs on the clip from being carried, and there is a little bit of wear on the G10 by the glass breaker (again from being carried). I sent it to Medford and Greg personally went over it and sharpened it, and I have not used it since. I have the paperwork, Pelican style case, and Greg's plastic business card that came with the knife. I'm listing it for a few hundred less than show price direct from Medford. Super smooth action, and amazing lockup.
Asking relisted
Alan Davis:
Matt Diskin:
Medford Praetorian Ti:
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