Kershaw Cryo - BNIB (GAW)

SW-EDC

SW-EDC

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I have a Cryo that flips with no problems whatsoever, BNIB.
I know these are frowned upon by us veteran knife nuts but, if there is a newbie out there just getting into knives, this would be a great beginner knife indeed.
I would like someone to have it just getting into knives..please.
Send me a message, and its yours ;)
First person to post here (I'll take it) with follow up message to me.
Dave
 
I hope someone who could really use it gets it, the cryo2 is garbage but I've heard the cryo to be much better.
 
If nobody claims it in a reasonable amount of time, I'll take it with the understanding that it will end up in the pocket of a local boy scout. I would prefer that it stays here for awhile so that a member can claim it, though.

Is that acceptable?
 
sabre cat said:
If nobody claims it in a reasonable amount of time, I'll take it with the understanding that it will end up in the pocket of a local boy scout. I would prefer that it stays here for awhile so that a member can claim it, though.

Is that acceptable?
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Not to detract from the intent of the thread, but have you considered real SAK's for the scouts? They can be had used but good shape in lots for $5-6 each on average on the Bay. Hard to beat that!
 
JupiterPaladin said:
Not to detract from the intent of the thread, but have you considered real SAK's for the scouts? They can be had used but good shape in lots for $5-6 each on average on the Bay. Hard to beat that!
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SAK are a great idea. However, I have heard that some scout troops don't allow folding knives unless they lock. Don't know how true this; maybe it's a local policy. Also have heard that fixed blades are a no-go. With all the other changes BSA is doing I would not be surprised at any of this. It all seems counterproductive to me, though.

Our Scoutmaster is new and checking into stuff.
 
SoCalEDC said:
Absolutely it is ;)
I was a Life Scout to lazy to make Eagle :D
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You made it up the ladder more than I did. Never went past Cub Scouts. If nothing else the Scoutmaster could use it. His pocket knife is pure garbage. It makes the knife you're offering look like a Sebenza.

I want people here to have the first chance though.
 
sabre cat said:
If nobody claims it in a reasonable amount of time, I'll take it with the understanding that it will end up in the pocket of a local boy scout. I would prefer that it stays here for awhile so that a member can claim it, though.

Is that acceptable?
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That's a great idea.
 
I was Troop 594 before it went 591. They wanted us to change our shoulder patch to 591..a few of us hold outs said the hell with that ;)
 
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