LT Wright Mongo Scaaty Crafter:
Drop point, saber grind blade is 3/16", A2 tool steel, and comes in just over 6.5", Handle is just over 5.5" inches, bead blasted black micarta with orange G10 liners.
Knife only weight is a little over a pound, with a Rockwell Hardness of 57-59 RC. Comes with Kydex/leather hybrid sheath. Factory edge, never sharpened.
Knife have not seen any field use, but have cut paper and thrown sparks to check edge and spine sharpness.
Asking $375, prices include shipping to 50 US States, I pay paypal fees.
Will also consider trades for fixed blade knives, looking for 5 to 7 inch blades. like cpm 3v (and a few of the other supersteels, but also like 1095/A2/O1), don't like funky or odd shaped blades (the simpler the better), definitely no serrations, prefer drop points over spear/trailing/clip points. I prefer a nice sharp spine for striking ferro rods but that's optional. I have at one point owned esee/becker/bark river knives that fit those criteria, so not really looking for any of those. I know the Mongo is a pretty expensive knife, so I'd be willing to do a less than equal value or maybe a 2 or 1 trade if the knives are right.
The BK9 and the GSO 4.1 are for reference only. Also, each block of the background is a 1" x 1" square.
Drop point, saber grind blade is 3/16", A2 tool steel, and comes in just over 6.5", Handle is just over 5.5" inches, bead blasted black micarta with orange G10 liners.
Knife only weight is a little over a pound, with a Rockwell Hardness of 57-59 RC. Comes with Kydex/leather hybrid sheath. Factory edge, never sharpened.
Knife have not seen any field use, but have cut paper and thrown sparks to check edge and spine sharpness.
Asking $375, prices include shipping to 50 US States, I pay paypal fees.
Will also consider trades for fixed blade knives, looking for 5 to 7 inch blades. like cpm 3v (and a few of the other supersteels, but also like 1095/A2/O1), don't like funky or odd shaped blades (the simpler the better), definitely no serrations, prefer drop points over spear/trailing/clip points. I prefer a nice sharp spine for striking ferro rods but that's optional. I have at one point owned esee/becker/bark river knives that fit those criteria, so not really looking for any of those. I know the Mongo is a pretty expensive knife, so I'd be willing to do a less than equal value or maybe a 2 or 1 trade if the knives are right.
The BK9 and the GSO 4.1 are for reference only. Also, each block of the background is a 1" x 1" square.
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