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When this sheet of steel was cut there was a Waterjet start/stop gouge that ended up on the back of the handle. I thought I could clean it up nicely by rounding the spine. The rounding cleaned most of the spot off, but some is still visible. The gap between scales and spine was filled with G-Flex Epoxy for a smooth transition. However, I was not pleased with how it turned out so I am going to sell this one at a huge discount compared to the last. Everything about this one is A+ except for the blemish in the picture. The last one I made I sold for $375 and I am willing to let this one go for one hundred dollars less. Very fast and relatively light in the hand.
Specs
.280" CPM 3V
16.75" OAL
11.375 "Tip" to Scales with 10" of Straight Cutting Edge
1.25" Wide at the Plunge, 1.5" at the Tip
Full Flat Grind with Rounded Spine
Heat Treat was in My Digitally Controlled Evenheat Oven to 59-60 Rc
Natural Canvas Micarta Scales with Toxic G10 Liners, Contoured and Sculpted for Comfort
Aluminum Pins and Tube
Asking $SOLD
Price includes shipping via USPS Priority Mail to all 50 states with tracking, others can contact for additional shipping charges
I accept Paypal, money order, or check. Paypal preferred to chrisberry2008@aol.com.
First, "I'll take it," gets it.
Feel free to email any questions/comments to chrisberry2008@aol.com.
Thanks for Looking
Big Chris
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