Comeuppance
Fixed Blade EDC Emisssary
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- Jan 12, 2013
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The terms of sale:
Not interested in trades at this time.
For the sake of Photobucket bandwidth and thread size consolidation, I have one picture up for each knife and then an album link with more pictures (centering, lockside, lockup, etc). Some pictures have been brightened to better show the lockup and centering.
Kizer 4424A2 - $120 net / 124.2 goods
Full album HERE.
Very light carry and use - I carried this about 3 times before I concluded it wasnt the knife for me. The most resilient thing I used it on was packing tape. Its centered, super smooth (ceramic detent ball!), and has rock-solid early lockup. What I really like about this knife is that it exists somewhere between the Sebenza and the SMF in blade shape, size, and materials, but it exists in that price
erformance sweet spot that allows you to use it without any hesitation. Comes with box and papers.
Zero Tolerance 0770CF-M390 Serial # 0181 - $190 net / 196.65 goods
Full album HERE
BNIB, accompanied by all the usual goodies - paperwork, baggie, and anti-dessicant packet. Perfectly centered, vault lockup, snappy and smooth deployment, and it has a detent hole which allows de-assisting. I dont usually mess with assisted knives, but I picked this out at a store as it seemed unusually beautifully finished compared to the others. I almost kept this, but expenses have made the decision for me.
Kershaw Strobe - $35 net / 36.25 goods
Full album HERE
BNIB. Never carried or used. I bought this on Amazon Prime thinking I could return it for free if I didnt like it. Turns out, that is not the case. Itll cost me the same to send it back as it would to send it to one of you guys, and now you can be assured what youre getting is centered, smooth, solid, and flawless. The KVT action is nice and snappy on this, too.
- No lowball offers. That doesn't mean "I know you said no low offers, but" - it means no lowball offers.
- I do not accept personal checks or money orders. Paypal only.
- ConUS only. Please refer to your local laws. 18 and older only.
- The first "I'll take it" followed by an email/PM gets it. If there isn't a post saying "I'll take it", the item is still available unless otherwise noted, so go ahead and send me an email/PM. Emails are far and away the most preferred method of communication.
Not interested in trades at this time.
For the sake of Photobucket bandwidth and thread size consolidation, I have one picture up for each knife and then an album link with more pictures (centering, lockside, lockup, etc). Some pictures have been brightened to better show the lockup and centering.
Kizer 4424A2 - $120 net / 124.2 goods
Full album HERE.
Very light carry and use - I carried this about 3 times before I concluded it wasnt the knife for me. The most resilient thing I used it on was packing tape. Its centered, super smooth (ceramic detent ball!), and has rock-solid early lockup. What I really like about this knife is that it exists somewhere between the Sebenza and the SMF in blade shape, size, and materials, but it exists in that price
erformance sweet spot that allows you to use it without any hesitation. Comes with box and papers.
Zero Tolerance 0770CF-M390 Serial # 0181 - $190 net / 196.65 goods
Full album HERE
BNIB, accompanied by all the usual goodies - paperwork, baggie, and anti-dessicant packet. Perfectly centered, vault lockup, snappy and smooth deployment, and it has a detent hole which allows de-assisting. I dont usually mess with assisted knives, but I picked this out at a store as it seemed unusually beautifully finished compared to the others. I almost kept this, but expenses have made the decision for me.
Kershaw Strobe - $35 net / 36.25 goods
Full album HERE
BNIB. Never carried or used. I bought this on Amazon Prime thinking I could return it for free if I didnt like it. Turns out, that is not the case. Itll cost me the same to send it back as it would to send it to one of you guys, and now you can be assured what youre getting is centered, smooth, solid, and flawless. The KVT action is nice and snappy on this, too.
