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Hi Guys. Two up for sale today. I really don't want to let either of these go, but I need the cash. No trades please. Payment via Paypal goods and services. All fees and shipping are included in my asking prices. Whoever posts "I'll take it" first in this thread has dibs. Payment is expected within 30 minutes of my confirming that the item is yours. Best way to contact me is via PM or email.
All original materials included. Items ship USPS priority. If purchased today, they will ship out tomorrow morning.
First is a CKF Morrf 4. It could pass for new. Never carried or used. As far as I can tell, it is perfect. I am the original owner. Asking $338. Not trying to make a profit on this at all, MSRP was 320 when new and my asking price is that plus fees and shipping. These are getting tough to find! Price Drop: Now SOLD TYD.
Second is a Hinderer XM-18 wharnie. I am the second owner and bought it here on BF around a month ago. The only thing about it that is anything less than perfect is the blade centering. It is barely off-center and can be brought to perfect center by tightening the pivot, but then you sacrifice some ease in flipping. This was my first Hinderer and I was actually surprised that it flips fairly well. No wrist required as long as your technique is good. Asking SOLD.
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/u426/colindalexander/FullSizeRender 2_zpsukvokltr.jpg
All original materials included. Items ship USPS priority. If purchased today, they will ship out tomorrow morning.
First is a CKF Morrf 4. It could pass for new. Never carried or used. As far as I can tell, it is perfect. I am the original owner. Asking $338. Not trying to make a profit on this at all, MSRP was 320 when new and my asking price is that plus fees and shipping. These are getting tough to find! Price Drop: Now SOLD TYD.
Second is a Hinderer XM-18 wharnie. I am the second owner and bought it here on BF around a month ago. The only thing about it that is anything less than perfect is the blade centering. It is barely off-center and can be brought to perfect center by tightening the pivot, but then you sacrifice some ease in flipping. This was my first Hinderer and I was actually surprised that it flips fairly well. No wrist required as long as your technique is good. Asking SOLD.
http://i1067.photobucket.com/albums/u426/colindalexander/FullSizeRender 2_zpsukvokltr.jpg
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