Factory Firsts and Seconds Sale Tyrant Bowies 24K editions, Fell Beasts, Green Ranger Edition + bonus blade

I could not be happier with:
TYRANT BOWIE SECONDS--> These all have the slightly uneven bevel. I promise, its not that bad. All include high quality CNC milled kydex sheath.
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1. CPM 3V, stonewashed, natural canvas scales. $750--> SOLD
2. CPM 3V, black cerakote with black and grey G10 scales--> Has a chip in the cerakote on the tang (DOH) $600--> SOLD
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The only uneven bevels I see are in the clip bevels on the black one and in the fullers on both.
THESE ARE VERY SLIGHT AND AFFECT NOTHING FUNCTIONAL !
Hunter’s 2nds are better than many others 1sts.
I appreciate the knives and the great deal is a bonus !

Also very happy with the 2 Air Maxes. Has to be a bitch to keep them straight in grinding and heat treatment !
 
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Can I get the specs on the Fell Beasts? Mainly the blade length, overall length, and thickness. I've never had z-tuff and I've heard nothing but great things about it's toughness and abrasion resistance. I'm just hoping to use it mainly as a big old chopper 😁. Actually, I'd be using it more as a firewood splitter than an actual chopper. I've been living in my van for the last 3 years and have campfires most nights and I really like splitting the wood down to pretty narrow pieces, but that's mainly because I've grown to absolutely love splitting wood and I've gotten pretty darn good at it, especially considering my left arm is paralyzed so I can only use 1 hand. A few years ago I put together a large collection of choppers and was going to do a big comparison and competition between them but I ended up backing out of that. I actually created a small thread about that. I ended up selling off all of my big WTG choppers and a lot of other choppers, but I still have a pretty large selection of Busses/Busse kin and quite a few others. I think part of why I backed out is because I don't have a decent camera other than my phone and I know pretty much nothing about filming and editing videos. That being said, I still think about doing that comparison a lot. The other thing is that most of the time I just get lazy and use my old and heavily used and abused Estwing Fireside Friend splitter and Adler Short Splitter because it's so easy to split firewood with those. That being said, it's still a lot more fun to using a chopper 😁.

Anyway, when I was a kid I always said cerulean is my favorite color so I thought that was cool as hell when I saw you have a cerulean coating, but gold is hard to beat.
 
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Dr Blazer said:
Can I get the specs on the Fell Beasts? Mainly the blade length, overall length, and thickness. I've never had z-tuff and I've heard nothing but great things about it's toughness and abrasion resistance. I'm just hoping to use it mainly as a big old chopper 😁. Actually, I'd be using it more as a firewood splitter than an actual chopper. I've been living in my van for the last 3 years and have campfires most nights and I really like splitting the wood down to pretty narrow pieces, but that's mainly because I've grown to absolutely love splitting wood and I've gotten pretty darn good at it, especially considering my left arm is paralyzed so I can only use 1 hand. A few years ago I put together a large collection of choppers and was going to do a big comparison and competition between them but I ended up backing out of that. I actually created a small thread about that. I ended up selling off all of my big WTG choppers and a lot of other choppers, but I still have a pretty large selection of Busses/Busse kin and quite a few others. I think part of why I backed out is because I don't have a decent camera other than my phone and I know pretty much nothing about filming and editing videos. That being said, I still think about doing that comparison a lot. The other thing is that most of the time I just get lazy and use my old and heavily used and abused Estwing Fireside Friend splitter and Adler Short Splitter because it's so easy to split firewood with those. That being said, it's still a lot more fun to using a chopper 😁.

Anyway, when I was a kid I always said cerulean is my favorite color so I thought that was cool as hell when I saw you have a cerulean coating, but gold is hard to beat.
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Hey Doc!

Sure thing. The Fell Beast is .135in thick, 18in blade, 24in overall, about 2.5in wide at the flare.

I think a Fell Beast is a little thin to really be a good log splitter but it packs a punch and tons of guys use them to process firewood. Paired with an Axe, you've got all the bases covered.
 
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