Medium liner lock

KCGGBC · Dec 28, 2016

Today I'm offering up one of my Unnamed liner locks.

3.75" CPM 154 blade.
Thunderstorm kevlar scales.
Devin Thomas Razorwire damascus bolsters and clip.
Titanium frame and standoffs.
Blue anodized Ti pivot and thumb stud.

3.75" Blade
8.5" overall
4.75" closed
Tip up carry.

$400 USD inc shipping to CONUS. Outside the US extra.

Paypal prefered but check/money order also accepted.

You can email me at grayhandmadeknives@gmail.com if you have any questions or of course PM me here.

stuff_things · Dec 28, 2016

This. Is awesome. :thumbup::thumbup:

KCGGBC · Dec 29, 2016

Thank you sir.

Frank Niro · Dec 29, 2016

I hope I'm wrong but it sure doesn't feel very user friendly for use. However as a display knife it starts to come into it's own. Frank

mycough · Dec 29, 2016

Frank Niro said:
I hope I'm wrong but it sure doesn't feel very user friendly for use. However as a display knife it starts to come into it's own. Frank

??? Did you buy it and receive it already? Did you skip down from Kamloops and check it out?
Confusing comment Frank.....
Russ

Gastonknife · Dec 29, 2016

Frank Niro said:
I hope I'm wrong but it sure doesn't feel very user friendly for use. However as a display knife it starts to come into it's own. Frank

No kidding. What basis is that comment made? Maybe it looks too nice to use?
KC - great knife. love it.

KCGGBC · Dec 30, 2016

Can you elaborate a little Frank? Are you talking about the ergonomics?

As always, appreciate the compliments and feedback guys. :thumbup:

gmorel1916 · Dec 31, 2016

Gorgeous knife [emoji1303]

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mycough · Dec 31, 2016

Frank Niro said:
I hope I'm wrong but it sure doesn't feel very user friendly for use. However as a display knife it starts to come into it's own. Frank

Looking at Niro's work, I am sure he has been told the same thing many times...

Russ

Frank Niro · Dec 31, 2016

Well, I'm always open to comments. So I will continue since you did ask. This folder would chew up your hand if you used it much, but on the other hand looking at it wouldn't hurt the eyes too much. Cheer up Mr. Grey, there will be many more comments about your knives, just hope that some will be at least half good as mine was. The squared handle edges and space between the scales and bolsters are just perhaps easy ways to achieve a "look" but they sure doing encourage use once in the hand.
A very happy New Year to you !
Frank