FS Spyderco Lum C46, ATS 55

bjjzak

bjjzak

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I have for your consideration the following knife, carried lots, used a little, has been sharpened once by professional knife maker, "modified Tanto" in vg-exc. condition. Here's pic's and description.

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Model Name: Bob Lum Tanto
Model Reference: C46
Designer: Bob Lum
Description: The Spyderco Bob Lum was one of the most popular Spyderco Collaborations ever made. The knife featured high-end Titanium handles initially, and then followed with G-10 models, and had a unique hollow ground main edge with an appleseed grind on the peircing tip.

Blade Length: 3 13/16″
Closed Length: 5″
Overall Length: 8 3/4″
Weight: 5.1oz

Blade Material: ATS-55
Blade Finish: Satin Finish
Blade Grind: Hollow Ground and Appleseed Grind Tip
Handle Material: Titanium
Locking Mechanism: Liner Lock

Years Produced: 1998-2003
Manufacture Location: Seki-City Japan

Model for sale is the C46PSTI – Titanium handles, Combo Edge

Asking 150$ US OBO, plus shipping, can do paypal (+4%), emt, postal money order.
Got enough toys, no trades please. Make an offer, you never know.
 
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Did they grind off the tanto point or does the pics just make it look that way?
 
After looking at an origional pic of a C46 and this on, there is a difference indeed. I will ammend the description to "modified" tanto. The edge is very sharp, but there is a difference. Still a very nice knife though. Mods, sorry for the chatter.
 
If you change your mind on trades, I would trade an excellent condition w/ box Benchmade Pinnacle plain edge, black coated.
 
So, is this a "normal" C46? You said after looking at original pics you noticed a difference, but I don't know of any other C46 models made with different blade shapes... plain & combo edge, of course, but not different shapes.
 
BTT, slightly delayed thanks to "Noah's Ark" type rainfalls,the blade got slightly modified thanks to my Sensi and knife making buddy. I asked him to sharpen the rascal up, and he did it the way he thought it should be done. Which wasn't quite what I had in mind. Still a great knife, just a bit different.
Make me an offer I can't refuse.......
 
Back in the ring for another swing....Offer pending!
 
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