Peanut, CPM154, Amber Jigged Bone

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Peanut Pattern Slipjoint​
I am offering the following for sale:
Features:
Amber Jig Bone
Heat Treated (25 RC) 416 S.S. Integral Liners and Polished Bolsters
Threaded Bolsters
Milled/ Relieved Liners
Stainless Steel Pins
Stainless Steel Shield
Polished and Swedged Clip Point CPM154 (Tang Is Marked) Stainless Steel Blade, Hollow Ground W/Flat Ground Edge 58c
Backspring Is Flush In The Open, Closed, And Half Stop positions,
2 7/8" Closed 5 1/4" Open--This Is A Great Carry Size (Black Slip Pouch Included)

All my cutlery is "Sole Authorship" (I do all work including heat treating, engraving and embellishments) and I Stand Behind All My Work.

SOLD $270.00 USPS First Class Shipping and PayPal Included CONUS ( Sorry No International Sales or Shipping ).
Just say "I'll Take It" here or PM, or E-mail me if you would like to purchase.
Payment Terms: I accept Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check and PayPal.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact me.

I Sincerely Do Appreciate You Taking The Time To Viewing My Item.
Mike

It is the BUYERS RESPONSIBILITY, NOT THE SELLER,To Asertain All The Local, State and Federal Laws Pertaining To The Use, Purchase And Posession. ABSOLUTELY NO SALE WILL BE MADE TO ANYONE UNDER THE AGE OF 21.
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Mike, disregard my order via your website (sent last night). I'll take this one! You said you were going to dabble in CPM154, but I didn't know you would release it for sale.

I also like the idea of the hollow grind, with a stronger flat ground edge. Should make for a great user.

Send me an e-mail with your paypal address. You do not have one listed on BF, and I cannot send PMs.
 
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Nice Score...fast too!
It was a pleasure meeting you at the Little Rock Show this past weekend, Mike.
Your work is really very nice...clean lines and excellent Fit and finish.

Larry
 
I stopped by your table in Little Rock. I was amazed at the fit and finish of your knives, and they seem like a bargain at the price!
 
A CPM-154 peanut? Now you tell me you're "dabbling" with a new steel. :)

Another gorgeous knife.
 
Another nice looking peanut!

Nice choice for blade steel also.

Ken
 
This one is sold. Thanks Much. Thanks to all for comments. It was my pleasure meeting everyone at show.
Jason,
I picked up a small amount of CPM154 to "dabble with". Works, performs and polishes nice.
Mike
 
I received the folder yesterday, and the fit/finish is flawless. The bone scales have a nice polish, with the pins/shield laying perfectly flush on the bone--not easily done since the bone isn't always flat. The blade grind is perfect for a small folder.

This folder will be a user, but I cannot help but carry it in the protective slip case. I look forward to buying another one at the A.G. Russell show this summer.
 
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