Since the sales forum has been real slow of late I thought I'd try here to move some of the knives listed below. Multiple knife deals can be made, adding cash either way is also an option depending on what you have. If you need pictures, ask for them along with providing pictures of what you have to offer....
Any offer will be considered, I'm really looking for smallish, more "gentlemanly" EDC carry blades, <3.0" to 3.3"...
If you need to see any other details on any specific knife or have any questions, please let me know. If you do have any comments/questions in general or offers, please PM me. I listed some trade values (shots in the dark, I maybe way off!) just to give you an idea of comparable worth, offers are welcome!
Any offer will be considered, I'm really looking for smallish, more "gentlemanly" EDC carry blades, <3.0" to 3.3"...
If you need to see any other details on any specific knife or have any questions, please let me know. If you do have any comments/questions in general or offers, please PM me. I listed some trade values (shots in the dark, I maybe way off!) just to give you an idea of comparable worth, offers are welcome!
- WE Knife Co. Practic - 809B- Tan G10 with blue anodized liners, M390 blade steel - Purchased this awhile ago with a WE Rectifier directly from BladeHQ but the Practic was never used or carried. I just recently picked up a Civivi Elementum that has quite similar in design to the Practic and the Elementum has been used and carried since, thus making the Practic expendable in my book.
- Massdrop x Ferrum Forge Falcon - Gray Ti - S35VN blade steel - Purchased new from Massdrop along with the Buc listed below and was placed in a safe. The WE Rectifier was purchased right afterwards and it received all of the carry time, again a similar knife to the Falcon. Withdrawn
- Massdrop x Ferrum Forge Buc - Gray Ti - S35VN blade steel - Purchased new from Massdrop along with the Falcon and was specifically purchased to try out its blade shape (thus handled but not used) and I determined right away that it was not for me and put back into the safe. SOLD to Super2910
- Zero Tolerance ZT-0566CF - Carbon Fiber, S35VN - Purchased here on the forums as LNIB and it looks it! I've added new BladesWeLove blue scale screw sets (originals included) to jazz the carbon fiber up a bit. See pictures for centering and lockup which are perfect! The assisted opening works as it should (no rattles) but this knife has a hard time kicking my other two ZT's out of my EDC rotation, the ZT-0770CF (M390) for assisted opening knives and the ZT-0562CF for a work knife of the same size.
- Hogue EX-01 - BNIB - Black Aluminum Handle - Drop Point 3.5" tumble finished 154CM blade steel - This knife comes with original box and is BNIB! I am the original owner, I purchased this knife and a X1 Microflip at the same time to try out Hogue's button lock, I'm keeping the X1 Microflip due to its more work friendly size, I also added a brand new Hogue deep carry pocket clip to replace the included OEM spoonbill clip.
- Pena Knives X-Series Lanny's Clip Flipper Knife - Ti handle, S35VN - This knife comes in its soft case and is in great condition, since I received it, it has only been handled around the house. There are some wear markings on the bolsters from the previous owner. I purchased this from a forum member awhile ago but I have several Pena Lanny's Clips and this one must go! SOLD
- Pena Mini Diesel Flipper with black pvd M390 blade steel, LNIB with Titanium hardware, clip and spacer, Black PVD finish on bolsters, clip and blade, Ceramic bearings and detent over harden stainless steel washers, Blue anodized spacer and hardware, Straight twill carbon fiber scales - 3 1/4" blade, 4 1/2 " frames, 7 3/4" overall - I have two, only need one. TV
- Reate Hills - Stonewashed S35VN, titanium frame lock - Fantastic detent for snappy action, great clip and a slicey full flat grind make this a fantastic daily carry. The previous owner had Mike Emler sharpen this, so it’s been slightly reprofiled. Good condition, blade excellent, scuffs at front of bolster from sharpening stone and small snail trails on scales and clip.
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