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Hey all,
First day, first post here. Up for trade are the following photographed blades.
A) The Bark River Bravo1 (rampless) Black Canvas Micarta: is practically new as I've babied it since the day I've owned it and just never mustered the cajones to ugly up my favorite piece. (UPDATE: TRADED SUNDAY MORNING)
B) The Desert Tan Camillus BK7: is a battle tested, war veteran (literally) that has seen multiple deployments but still has only seen light use. There are a only a few scratches in the scales from normal use, otherwise the blade steel from tip to pommel is flawless. As most here know, this is no longer in production by Camillus.
C) The KaBar BK2: has been the workhorse of my camp pack for several years and is still rock solid as it's never been used beyond its capabilities. As the photo's tell the story, it's seen its share of work but never been abused in any capacity.
I'm more motivated to trade any combination of these (plus cash?) for a Gransfors Bruks Small Forest Axe, GB Hunters Axe or something comparable by Wetterlings or Council Tools.
First day, first post here. Up for trade are the following photographed blades.
A) The Bark River Bravo1 (rampless) Black Canvas Micarta: is practically new as I've babied it since the day I've owned it and just never mustered the cajones to ugly up my favorite piece. (UPDATE: TRADED SUNDAY MORNING)
B) The Desert Tan Camillus BK7: is a battle tested, war veteran (literally) that has seen multiple deployments but still has only seen light use. There are a only a few scratches in the scales from normal use, otherwise the blade steel from tip to pommel is flawless. As most here know, this is no longer in production by Camillus.
C) The KaBar BK2: has been the workhorse of my camp pack for several years and is still rock solid as it's never been used beyond its capabilities. As the photo's tell the story, it's seen its share of work but never been abused in any capacity.
I'm more motivated to trade any combination of these (plus cash?) for a Gransfors Bruks Small Forest Axe, GB Hunters Axe or something comparable by Wetterlings or Council Tools.
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