Pay it forward 8 - "THE OCHO"!

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GrownStar the K tool is urs and I will give you my email. The Lot of parts are seperate to who needs em. Two people showed interest. Discuss It and whoever decides to get them send me a visitor message .
Thanks guys.
 
Several pages back there was some talk of (and one or two being given) the Svord Peasant, I had heard of them but never saw one or even knew it was a FF, after being intrigued by the plastic handle and the FF and a quick search netted them new for <$20 shipped I now have a orange poly one on the way and can't wait to get to play with it!

It'll be my first FF, i really can't believe the price, I hope quality is good on my sample tho, has anyone else gotten a recent production, poly handled one, how do they fair vs. the older ones that seem to be so well praised?
 
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coldsteelrocks said:
1.Does anyone want or need my extra Kershaw tool? T6 T8 and the phillips inside the keychain.
2.I also have a bag of spare knife parts, benchmade clip a few low riders, spyderco body screws And a bunch of other random parts...
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jjoanty01 said:
I will take a low rider clip. If its for a Benchmade...
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Hey guys just a reminder benchmade gives those clips out for free! They are also a widely used hole pattern so they're very use full to have on hand, I have that exact clip on my ontario rat-1 (rat-2 uses spyderco clips) and of course in all my BM's, they also fit the G10 Manix2's and possibly other spyderco's of they use the larger pattern clip. ColdSteel you may want to hang onto it but like I said jjoanty don't be disappointed, just email BM a request and they'll drop you one in the mail free of charge.
 
jjoanty01 said:
I was hoping to get a low rider clip for my Grip. I have two 810 clips that I got from Benchmade, but I don't feel comfortable asking for more. I put those on my 9100 and my 975.
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This wasnt posted when I was making my post but I just recently got 3 of them, I wouldn't do it if I thought it was a problem, they dot mind, good customer service is one of their big things. I'm sure they won't mind, plus you've earned some good karma here man.
 
RM81 said:
What kind of price difference between them? I've had a couple of XD's over the last few years and settled on the 4" .40. I don't remember paying a ton of money for it. Maybe just over $300 new which I thought was pretty reasonable. Not sure what they go for now though.
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The HS2000 was sold for $270 as a promotional move to get people to buy it. Once people realized how good it was, the price started to climb, then SA took over and jacked the price up to match the quality of the gun.

Whetstone39 said:
The cryo 2 is a tank but it is HEAVY. Well was for me anyway
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I carry a Contego and a Presidio on a regular basis, so the Cryo 2 didn't feel that heavy. Compared to my 940, though, it's a lead weight!
RiverSongs said:
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I'm not putting this up for grabs or anything because my boyfriend gave it to me and it's special but can someone tell me how I could possibly cover up all the chipped off spots? This probably sounds like a stupid question but I am totally new to knives and owning them and handling them and stuff so excuse me if I'm too "noob" haha.
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The anodizing has worn off is all. I'm not sure if you can get the scales off without all the working springing apart or not, but if you can, you can have them reanodized almost any color you want:
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Keep in mind that you cannot send it back to Benchmade for replacements since it's an auto. Your local dealer would have to send it back for you and receive it (federal switchblade laws being what they are and all).

OT, but I love your screen name!

RiverSongs said:
I have to hold it with two hands or else itll fly out and try to stab me in the feet. I've had two close calls with that haha. It's the only auto knife I have. The other one is a fixed blade.
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The trick is to brace your fingers against the pocket clip when you pull the Axis lock back. That will help you hold onto it.

jjoanty01 said:
I was hoping to get a low rider clip for my Grip. I have two 810 clips that I got from Benchmade, but I don't feel comfortable asking for more. I put those on my 9100 and my 975.
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I ask for 4 at a time. They bend much too easily, IMO, and I tend to go through them pretty fast when they catch on the seatbelt, a hole in the couch, a table corner, etc.
 
4 at a time? Well, that changes things. I will send in a request right now :thumbup:

CS thanks for the parts offer. I will leave them for a needier soul than I :)
 
RiverSongs said:
Lol, half of the doctors know me by name already. I'm accident prone when it comes to sharp objects.
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Well just remember, the pointy end is the part that points away from you. Never cut towards yourself. And never cut anything (like an apple) while you are holding it. :D
 
Cereal_killer said:
Several pages back there was some talk of (and one or two being given) the Svord Peasant, I had heard of them but never saw one or even knew it was a FF, after being intrigued by the plastic handle and the FF and a quick search netted them new for <$20 shipped I now have a orange poly one on the way and can't wait to get to play with it!

It'll be my first FF, i really can't believe the price, I hope quality is good on my sample tho, has anyone else gotten a recent production, poly handled one, how do they fair vs. the older ones that seem to be so well praised?
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Mine is a PIF knife (thanks Remy!) so I don't know how old it is but I REALLY like it so far. Great edge and something about the simplicity appeals to me. Don't try to "learn" how to open it one handed after you have had a few though :eek:
 
Whetstone39 said:
Mine is a PIF knife (thanks Remy!) so I don't know how old it is but I REALLY like it so far. Great edge and something about the simplicity appeals to me. Don't try to "learn" how to open it one handed after you have had a few though :eek:
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Yeeeeah, but that just means it loves you.
coldsteelrocks said:
The kershaw tool is self explanatory for someone that does not have those bits.

As for the parts. No blur parts. Plus most parts are easy to come by these days. The benchmade clip is just a standard clip. The screws go to the para mili tenacious, the low riders and other parts are just random and maybe an 0350 pivot in there and a teflon washer. I just dont need all this crap. That the Best I can say. They go as a whole.
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Guess I missed out on this one.

Still looking for Leek parts, btw.
 
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