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For Sale: Treeman Behring Recon Hunter Prototype
Original price US$400 Price Reduced to $310
(can take a US$ check, if buyer is willing to wait; Paypal in US$, or a wire transfer to a US account.)
Above price includes all fees shipping and insurance.
IMG_6428 by Last Scratch, on Flickr
IMG_6430 by Last Scratch, on Flickr
IMG_6432 by Last Scratch, on Flickr
IMG_7964 by Last Scratch, on Flickr
IMG_6427 by Last Scratch, on Flickr
Maker: J. Behring
Blade material: O-1 Tool steel – Cerakote
Blade length: 4 ½ inches
Blade Thickness: 3/16 inches
Handle material: CNC chequered brown Micarta
OA Length: 9.125”
Sheaths: Mosher Leather
The handle is fairly small in diameter, and heavily contoured. It fits my medium size hand very well.
One owner from new, mint condition. Although today the Recon Hunter model is made by Jim “Treeman” Behring, this knife was purchased from James Behring Jr. (Jim’s son) at the 2011 Blade Show, and the conversation I had made me think that the knives were a joint effort at the time. The accompanying zippered case is signed “James Behring Jr.”
Thanks for looking,
Chris
Original price US$400 Price Reduced to $310
(can take a US$ check, if buyer is willing to wait; Paypal in US$, or a wire transfer to a US account.)
Above price includes all fees shipping and insurance.
IMG_6428 by Last Scratch, on FlickrIMG_6430 by Last Scratch, on FlickrIMG_6432 by Last Scratch, on FlickrIMG_7964 by Last Scratch, on FlickrIMG_6427 by Last Scratch, on FlickrMaker: J. Behring
Blade material: O-1 Tool steel – Cerakote
Blade length: 4 ½ inches
Blade Thickness: 3/16 inches
Handle material: CNC chequered brown Micarta
OA Length: 9.125”
Sheaths: Mosher Leather
The handle is fairly small in diameter, and heavily contoured. It fits my medium size hand very well.
One owner from new, mint condition. Although today the Recon Hunter model is made by Jim “Treeman” Behring, this knife was purchased from James Behring Jr. (Jim’s son) at the 2011 Blade Show, and the conversation I had made me think that the knives were a joint effort at the time. The accompanying zippered case is signed “James Behring Jr.”
Thanks for looking,
Chris
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