FS - Kirby Lambert Inferno and Spearpoint

SBranson · Mar 3, 2008

Inferno SOLD - Spearpoint Traded - ie, Both Gone

I am selling my recently acquired Lamberts. They're so nice I just can't bring myself to use them so they're better off in a collection or with someone else who'll use them.

Second: Bought 2 weeks ago from True North Knives, never used or carried. Has spent about 10mins out of the zippered case.

KIRBY LAMBERT SOLID SPEARPOINT LINER LOCK FOLDER. CPM 154 STAINLESS HOLLOW GROUND BLADE. SERRATED THUMB RAMP. BLACK G-10 SCALES. CARBON FIBER BOLSTERS. ANODIZED TITANIUM BACKSPACER POSTS AND BLAST LINERS. ANODIZED TITANIUM THUMBSTUDS. ANODIZED TITANIUM TIP UP POCKET CLIP. HEAT COLORED SCREWS & PIVOT.
Blade Length: 3 1/2"
Cutting edge: 3 3/8"
Overall Length: 7 3/4"
Closed Length: 4 7/16"
Blade Steel: CPM 154 Stainless
Handle Material: BLACK G-10
Bolster/Guard: CARBON FIBER
Sheath Description: Zipper Pouch
Weight: 4.5 ounces / 126 gram

As it is mint I am asking REDUCED TO $515 shipped(to Can/US) obo . In Canada new each cost me about $630cdn to my door!
International shipping acceptable but at cost.

Payment through EMT(Canada), Paypal (add 3.5%), Money Order

Would entertain trades partial or full (depending of course) for knives by:
Burt Foster
Mike Obenauf (smaller folders)

If I find others I like I will add to the trade list.

Both are still listed in the "New Items" at True North Knives
if you want to see better photos

TNK EXCLUSIVE - INFERNO FRAME LOCK - MODIFIED TANTO

INFERNO FRAME LOCK FOLDER. CPM 154 Super Modified Tanto Stainless Steel Blade. Hollow Ground with Hand Rubbed flats. Serrated Thumb Ramp. FLAT WEAVE CARBON FIBER scales over a Thick (.125) Titanium Frame. Titanium Backspacer Posts. Stainless Pocket Clip-tip up. Dual Stainless Thumbstuds. Stainless Screws & Pivot. Lambert Logo Zipper pouch.
Blade Length: 3 3/4"
Cutting Edge: 3 1/2"
Overall Length: 8 7/16"
Closed Length: 4 13/16"
Blade Steel: CPM 154 Hollow Ground Stainless
Frame: Thick (.125) Titanium
Overlay Material: FLAT WEAVE CARBON FIBER (very unusual:Neil's words)
Weight: 5.9 ounces / 165 grams

quick2cut · Mar 3, 2008

are you sure the top knife has carbon fiber scales it looks more like the black and green G10 than carbon fiber to me?

SBranson · Mar 3, 2008

Flat Weave Carbon Fiber. Check it out at True North Knives in the New Items. The pictures are better. It's quite different looking than G10 and also quite unusual

Claehill · Mar 3, 2008

Question sent?

kristopher_robin · Mar 3, 2008

There is a scratch (or may be a scratch

) on the blade at your last pic. Is it really, or just photo effect?
Thanks.

SBranson · Mar 3, 2008

Under very bright light (in this case the fill flash) and at a certain angle there appear to be some lines that follow the length of the blade. They must be polishing marks because they are very regular and repeated across the width of the blade.
It's not a scratch as I emphasize that these knives are completely unused. I just added 2.5 minutes to the time out of the case looking at the blade with my 80 lumens flashlight.

SBranson · Mar 3, 2008

Inferno SOLD - Spearpoint reduced to $515 shipped for quick sale.

Here's another photo of the spearpoint to show how that what was asked to be scratches does not appear except at a certain angle in bright light and is likely a polishing mark from the manufacturer not a defect.

blackscout · Mar 29, 2008

is the spear point available?

MORIMOTOM · Mar 29, 2008

if this is the same knife:

the bolsters are carbon fiber, but the scales are listed as blk g10. the op has it listed correctly in the first post.

directly copied from tnk site:

KIRBY LAMBERT SOLID SPEARPOINT LINER LOCK FOLDER. CPM 154 STAINLESS HOLLOW GROUND BLADE. SERRATED THUMB RAMP. BLACK G-10 SCALES. CARBON FIBER BOLSTERS. ANODIZED TITANIUM BACKSPACER POSTS AND BLAST LINERS. ANODIZED TITANIUM THUMBSTUDS. ANODIZED TITANIUM TIP UP POCKET CLIP. HEAT COLORED SCREWS & PIVOT.

SBranson · Mar 29, 2008

Actually, sorry I didn't get to re-editing the ad that both are gone now.

To the latest querries, I had the order of the knives reversed but the Inferno sold first so I put the spearpoint on top. That first comment about the carbon fiber scales was directed to the Inferno which originally was the "first" knife.