Looking to sell a couple of Horton fixed blades.
Prices include shipping/paypal. Money orders and cashier's checks are okay too.
Both are new/unused.
Please no trades, picked up a new folder and trying to offset the cost.
1) RF4 Tanto Survival Shawty, no scales, D2 stonewash finish. 3.5" blade measuring from the plunge line and 8 3/8" OAL measuring from the bottom of the ring. .208" thick. Knife is new/unused, and has Jeremy's amazing razor sharp edge. Does not have sheath but does have factory tube. Horton logo isn't visible on the knife, Jeremy said it got ground off when he was finishing the knife. Knife has 2 small "spots" on the backside, just little dimples in the steel. And slightly miscolored spot on the blade that came from Jeremy like that.
Price: $560
2) Not sure if this has a particular name or not, has "FMH" on the tube and I don't recall Jeremy saying it had a name, just something he was playing with and practicing an idea on. It's super thin at .069". Stupid sharp, would be an awesome slicer. D2 steel, G-10 scales, no visible Horton logo. Very cool little guy and very light. No sheath but does have the cardboard tube.
Price: $450
Thanks for looking
Prices include shipping/paypal. Money orders and cashier's checks are okay too.
Both are new/unused.
Please no trades, picked up a new folder and trying to offset the cost.
1) RF4 Tanto Survival Shawty, no scales, D2 stonewash finish. 3.5" blade measuring from the plunge line and 8 3/8" OAL measuring from the bottom of the ring. .208" thick. Knife is new/unused, and has Jeremy's amazing razor sharp edge. Does not have sheath but does have factory tube. Horton logo isn't visible on the knife, Jeremy said it got ground off when he was finishing the knife. Knife has 2 small "spots" on the backside, just little dimples in the steel. And slightly miscolored spot on the blade that came from Jeremy like that.
Price: $560
2) Not sure if this has a particular name or not, has "FMH" on the tube and I don't recall Jeremy saying it had a name, just something he was playing with and practicing an idea on. It's super thin at .069". Stupid sharp, would be an awesome slicer. D2 steel, G-10 scales, no visible Horton logo. Very cool little guy and very light. No sheath but does have the cardboard tube.
Price: $450
Thanks for looking