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I would imagine not. I bought one from Stumps several years ago as a gift for my dad. I think they were made around 2012 or so.I think there are some still available but they are not cheap.
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I would imagine not. I bought one from Stumps several years ago as a gift for my dad. I think they were made around 2012 or so.I think there are some still available but they are not cheap.
No, he is offering something right now. Brass and copper. But copper is sold out. Maybe it is not a 186, I'll have to check. It looks like a 186.I would imagine not. I bought one from Stumps several years ago as a gift for my dad. I think they were made around 2012 or so.
No, he is offering something right now. Brass and copper. But copper is sold out. Maybe it is not a 186, I'll have to check.
GOLD !!!!!so they've done copper, titanium, and brass handles this year so far. So what metal is next?
Are your laws preventing it?"Cannot be shipped to your country"
Have left a voice mail at their ordering desk to find out why.
I know the magnacut 110 sold out within a few hours a couple of months ago, but it wasn't a Buck of the Month. Is this the record for Buck of the Month?Sold Out - 4hrs 18mins
My guess is no. But I'm not sure anyone has been keeping track. There have been other BOTM that went very fast.I know the magnacut 110 sold out within a few hours a couple of months ago, but it wasn't a Buck of the Month. Is this the record for Buck of the Month?
I think you are correct. There were 750 of these made and in some of the earlier BOTM offerings, there were very few made. I missed out on all those earlier ones.My guess is no. But I'm not sure anyone has been keeping track. There have been other BOTM that went very fast.
O.B.
I think, but I'm not positive, that when I ordered mine (which was about 15 minutes after I got the email) there were already 250 or so sold.It might be the fastest run of 750 pieces, but definitely not the quickest to sell out as far as the clock is concerned. The 303 went in the blink of an eye and the Betsy Ross 105 even quicker. I'm sure there are others.
But if there were only 250 pieces, this would be pretty close to the top, albeit with a limit of 10.
Not that I can figure. I can easily purchase a regular Slim, Slim Pro or TRX so what would make this one any different? The blade certainly doesn't flip open on bearings. It sure isn't the brass scales or 3V steel so it must be some mistake on the part of whomever codes the shipping info for selected countries.Are your laws preventing it?
The more I look at this knife, the more I wish it had a combo plain/serrated blade, I think that would have stood out realllllll nice.
I agree. I require a combo blade for my EDC. Will go thru a seatbelt like nothing.The more I look at this knife, the more I wish it had a combo plain/serrated blade, I think that would have stood out realllllll nice.
Should have a varying pattern of red and blue anodized torx screws. And a red/blue thumb studThe more I look at this knife, the more I wish it had a combo plain/serrated blade, I think that would have stood out realllllll nice.
Maybe the thumb stud?ot that I can figure. I can easily purchase a regular Slim, Slim Pro or TRX so what would make this one any different? The blade certainly doesn't flip open on bearings. It sure isn't the brass scales or 3V steel so it must be some mistake on the part of whomever codes the shipping info for selected countries.
We may never know. ~shrug~
edit: nice to see you still hanging around Mike!![]()