Knife Collection for Sale!!!

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RickJ

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Guys,

I am selling these knives as a set for $365.00. Sorry I am not set up on Pay Pal, just don't sell enough stuff. I can take a Cashiers Check or Money order and when it clears I will send you the Knives. I sold a set of two knives like this before with no problem. And the reason I am selling them in a set is I only have to make one trip to the post office.

This is what you get:
1. Becker BK-9 Desert Blade w/Black Slabs and Green Sheath. (Same as New)
2. Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical w/Harsey Sheath
3. Ontario TAK D2 Steel w/sheath
4. Busse Steal Heart II (1995) Production, Used some but like new condition w/Kydex sheath.
5.Becker CU-7 w/Sheath
6. ANZA (I think it is a model 1 but not sure) with Leather Sheath.
 
These Knives have still not been sold so if you want to reply to me feel free to do so.

Rickj
 
I am concerned because you live in Canada, I don't know what the knife laws are like there, In other words I don't know if it is legal for me to send them there. I am trying to do some research as I write this reply.

Rickj
 
Ah. Okay. I'm sure your research will come out clean. The only things prohibited here are Automatics and Butterfly knives and concealed weapons such as a belt-buckle knife, or as is stated on On/Scene tactical's website, "DO NOT Send me Automatics, Push Daggers, Spring Batons, Gravity Knives, Throwing Stars (Throwing Knives are ok) Slashing Hooks, Brass Knuckle Guard Knives, or Ballistic Knives, They will be nabbed at the border and confiscated! These types of knives are considered 'Offensive Weapons' and 'Prohibited Weapons'" (http://www.mnsi.net/~nbtnoel/shipping.htm)

I've had numerous knives including BM800HS, BM812FSSR, BM140HS, BM145HS, BM880, BM886, BM960-BLU, EDI-GENESIS 1, and lastly a SRKW DS all sent up here with no problems.

Let me know if you have any questions.

Thx.
- ichthyic
 
To aid in your research --
"Prohibited weapons include:

switchblade knives or other knives that open automatically by gravity or by centrifugal force, or by hand pressure applied to a button, spring, or other device;

some martial arts weapons, such as nunchaku sticks or shuriken ("shooting stars");

Mace or pepper spray;

blowguns;

hand-held "compact" crossbows; and

weapons prohibited by regulations." (http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/E/pub/cp/rc4227/rc4227-e.html#P108_1917) "RC4227 Importing a Firearm or Weapon Into Canada"

Cliff Stamp also has some notes on knives in Canada: http://www.physics.mun.ca/~sstamp/knives/canada.html

Hey, hope this works out.

Thx.
- ichthyic
 
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