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I've looked over both of these again. They have been stropped, and used very lightly. Both have great edges. I would not describe them as new or mint, but they hve been only lightly used, no heavy chopping, Stropped, but not sharpened on stones.
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Jackhammer 350.
Hell razor 350
These are the limited edition 2008 models. They have cut cardboard, paper, etc, but no chopping or hard use.
these are developing a nice patina.
shipping is 10.00 perbox, covers delivery confirmation, shipping. Insurance is extra, overseas shipping is extra.
paypal ok, add 3.5%
offer expires november 15th unless explicitly extended.
I've attached a picture of the Hell Razor (top) and Jackhammer (bottom)
The lettering on the Jackhammer -is- much more distinct than on the hell razor. I have no idea why it has faded so on the other knives, but it is still quite bold on the Jack hammer.
This variation in finish is my least favorite aspect of the competition finish, but Jerry pretty much warned us about this kind of thing. Still, I really like the patina they have taken on.
(sarsquatch withdrawn)
Jackhammer 350.
Hell razor 350
These are the limited edition 2008 models. They have cut cardboard, paper, etc, but no chopping or hard use.
these are developing a nice patina.
shipping is 10.00 perbox, covers delivery confirmation, shipping. Insurance is extra, overseas shipping is extra.
paypal ok, add 3.5%
offer expires november 15th unless explicitly extended.
I've attached a picture of the Hell Razor (top) and Jackhammer (bottom)
The lettering on the Jackhammer -is- much more distinct than on the hell razor. I have no idea why it has faded so on the other knives, but it is still quite bold on the Jack hammer.
This variation in finish is my least favorite aspect of the competition finish, but Jerry pretty much warned us about this kind of thing. Still, I really like the patina they have taken on.
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