FS: Three Three's - Bradford Vanadis 4E G3S, Martin, Jantz -- (No trades)

lokeller2

lokeller2

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I love a 3" blade. Small enough to carry and control easily, yet large enough to do just about everything I need to do.

But ... I've acquired too many. Like waayy too many! So I'm going to let some go.

Here are a few. A NIB Bradford and three DIY knives I put together from blades made by others.

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1. NIB Bradford Limited 3D G3S. Supersteel Vanadis 4 Extra blade HRC 62-63. Never used, sharpened, or carried; only removed from box for pictures. I've got two of this knife, and don't need two. OEM leather sheath included. 3" cutting edge, 7" OAL.

https://bradfordknives.com/guardian...inish-stonewash/44-handle_color-black_micarta

$155 shipped US with all fees included.

2. 12C27 Brisa Bobtail. Blade by Brisa http://www.thompsonsknives.com/bobtail.html. Scales are an unusual micarta I acquired from an electrical shop; very durable, and to my eyes, good looking. Copper pins. No sheath. 3.1" blade, 6.8" OAL.

$40 shipped US with all fees included. SOLD

3. A2 semi-skinner. Blade hand-made in USA by Gene Martin http://customknife.com/. Scales are stabilized rosewood with a red liner and copper pins. No sheath. 2.75" cutting edge, 7 1/4" OAL.

$40 shipped US with all fees included.

4. D2 drop point. Blade made in USA by Jantz Supply https://www.knifemaking.com/product-p/j5128.htm. Scales are an unusual micarta I acquired from an electrical shop; very durable, and to my eyes, good looking. Copper pins. No sheath. 3" blade, 7 5/8" OAL.

$40 shipped US with all fees included.

Payment by PayPal. Money back if not completely satisfied.
 
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Man you have any more of that micarta you used on the brisa? I like that a lot.
 
Sorry, don't have any to spare. I've probably made 20 or so knife handles from it, and it's great stuff. Pretty much impervious to wear, and looks good. The shop I got it from called it micarta, but it's not layered like most micartas. It's a gold colored material with reddish sides that appears to be homogeneous. Looks more like G-10, but feels softer, less like plastic and more like wood. I'd like to get some more, but I don't know what to call it. If anybody can help identify it, please do.
 
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That's a nice knife, but I'm not interested in trades at this time. Thanks anyway!
 
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