ShadyMethods
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I'll be here to answer any questions you might have about what's listed. For more details, specs, or pictures, ask and ye shall receive. You can reach me through private message or email. I also check my threads fairly often so I'll see your posts. I can work with you on the price for some of these and I'm open to trades. Prices include all shipping and Paypal fees in the US. I'll be happy to ship international but the buyer will need pay via F&F, assume all risks, and cover the cost of shipping. Thanks for your time.
For trades, I'm looking for: Yunas, DireWares, GTC's, Southards, TuffKnives, Sharknivcos, Rocksteads, Greg Lightfoots, Neil Blackwoods, Phantom Steelworks, a Todd Begg Beggatti, Rassentis, Demko AD15, Zero Tolerance 0454, Dervish Alchemy XL, Grimsmo Norseman, and maybe a custom Emerson or Strider but if you have other offers, I'm happy to hear them. Cash can be added either way.
If you are planning to send me an email through the forum, please post on the thread as well to let me know. Some of those are lost in transit and never reach my mailbox.
1. Crusader Forge Street Fighter - brand new in box - $925 Traded
Chisel ground drop point with a swedge; blade measures 5" from the pivot
Phantom finish on the blade with flamed handle slabs
Handle has milling on the front and is flamed in a pattern that matches the mill work
The blade is dead center on this one
Smooth action on GTC bearings, solid lockup
Will arrive with all the original packaging and paperwork
2. Doc Shiffer Custom Designated Marksman - like new - $650
Very well made 3.75"-4" flipper
Hamon on the blade
Sculpted bronze working finish titanium handle with polished highs
Gear-pattern backspacer
If you grab the blade and really force it, there is the slightest bit of up-and-down play but zero side-to-side, doesn't affect the function at all
It has one of the best actions I've handled, liquid smooth and it will open regardless of how you use the flipper
The blade sits dead center in the handle
Feels great in hand in a number of different grips
3. Shirogorov 110 - brand new in box - $900
The most well built axis lock folder I've handled
Blade measures nearly 4.5" from the end of the handle and is stonewashed M390
Lightly textured carbon fiber scales
Lockup is solid with zero up-and-down play
Has a great detent so you can open it however you want
Centering is perfect
Feels great in hand
4. Shirogorov Hati - very good condition - $600
M390 steel
Orange G-10 presentation side and backspacer
Has been carried and used but I don't see any wear on the handle
There are light scratches on the blade but the polished stonewash keeps it from showing up in photos
Smooth action and solid lockup
The centering slightly favors the front side but doesn't come close to rubbing and might straighten out if you tighten the pivot
5. TuffKnives customized Sniper Bladeworks LPC - near mint - $600
Blade measures 4" from the end of the handle
Contoured and sculpted slab of carbon fiber for the presentation side
Lockside is tumbled ti
Flamed pivot and gold thumbstud
Geoff put the swedge and thumb indent on the blade and worked on the carbon fiber
Very smooth action, solid lockup with no play, and perfect centering
Fits nicely in hand
Not sure if it's intentional but with a bit of practice, you can use the little tab in the last picture as a flipper and it works fairly well
For trades, I'm looking for: Yunas, DireWares, GTC's, Southards, TuffKnives, Sharknivcos, Rocksteads, Greg Lightfoots, Neil Blackwoods, Phantom Steelworks, a Todd Begg Beggatti, Rassentis, Demko AD15, Zero Tolerance 0454, Dervish Alchemy XL, Grimsmo Norseman, and maybe a custom Emerson or Strider but if you have other offers, I'm happy to hear them. Cash can be added either way.
If you are planning to send me an email through the forum, please post on the thread as well to let me know. Some of those are lost in transit and never reach my mailbox.
1. Crusader Forge Street Fighter - brand new in box - $925 Traded
Chisel ground drop point with a swedge; blade measures 5" from the pivot
Phantom finish on the blade with flamed handle slabs
Handle has milling on the front and is flamed in a pattern that matches the mill work
The blade is dead center on this one
Smooth action on GTC bearings, solid lockup
Will arrive with all the original packaging and paperwork
2. Doc Shiffer Custom Designated Marksman - like new - $650
Very well made 3.75"-4" flipper
Hamon on the blade
Sculpted bronze working finish titanium handle with polished highs
Gear-pattern backspacer
If you grab the blade and really force it, there is the slightest bit of up-and-down play but zero side-to-side, doesn't affect the function at all
It has one of the best actions I've handled, liquid smooth and it will open regardless of how you use the flipper
The blade sits dead center in the handle
Feels great in hand in a number of different grips
3. Shirogorov 110 - brand new in box - $900
The most well built axis lock folder I've handled
Blade measures nearly 4.5" from the end of the handle and is stonewashed M390
Lightly textured carbon fiber scales
Lockup is solid with zero up-and-down play
Has a great detent so you can open it however you want
Centering is perfect
Feels great in hand
4. Shirogorov Hati - very good condition - $600
M390 steel
Orange G-10 presentation side and backspacer
Has been carried and used but I don't see any wear on the handle
There are light scratches on the blade but the polished stonewash keeps it from showing up in photos
Smooth action and solid lockup
The centering slightly favors the front side but doesn't come close to rubbing and might straighten out if you tighten the pivot
5. TuffKnives customized Sniper Bladeworks LPC - near mint - $600
Blade measures 4" from the end of the handle
Contoured and sculpted slab of carbon fiber for the presentation side
Lockside is tumbled ti
Flamed pivot and gold thumbstud
Geoff put the swedge and thumb indent on the blade and worked on the carbon fiber
Very smooth action, solid lockup with no play, and perfect centering
Fits nicely in hand
Not sure if it's intentional but with a bit of practice, you can use the little tab in the last picture as a flipper and it works fairly well
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