Selling off some knives to fund other projects. Payment via paypal. No Overseas shipping; way too expensive for me
1. Doug Ritter Griptilian in s30v steel. Tan Wilkins grips included. Box is from regular Griptilian. I have sharpened knife with my KME system to razor edge. sold
2. Doug Ritter Griptilian M390 steel. Wilkins grips included. Bag and box included. Knife is in great shape, lock up is solid. Has been sharpen by me on my KME. $old
3 Doug Ritter Griptilian in M4 steel. Regular grips. No bag, no box. This is Number: 131 of a limited run. I not carried or sharpened knife. Knife is great shape. sold
4. Benchmade Griptilian Limited edition. Number 233 of 235. X15TN steel. Knife is as I purchased it from forum member. Never carried or sharpened. Bag and box included. $165
The X15-TN blade used for this knife is truly superior. As Benchmade points out, "This French steel was developed for the aircraft industry for jet ball bearings, as well as the medical industry for scalpels. It has the ability to resist rust in the worst of conditions while maintaining ample edge retention. The capability behind this steel is in the way it is manufactured, resulting in the finest steel for use in harsh environments such as salt water. The edge on an X15 TN blade is easier to maintain".
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1. Doug Ritter Griptilian in s30v steel. Tan Wilkins grips included. Box is from regular Griptilian. I have sharpened knife with my KME system to razor edge. sold
2. Doug Ritter Griptilian M390 steel. Wilkins grips included. Bag and box included. Knife is in great shape, lock up is solid. Has been sharpen by me on my KME. $old
3 Doug Ritter Griptilian in M4 steel. Regular grips. No bag, no box. This is Number: 131 of a limited run. I not carried or sharpened knife. Knife is great shape. sold
4. Benchmade Griptilian Limited edition. Number 233 of 235. X15TN steel. Knife is as I purchased it from forum member. Never carried or sharpened. Bag and box included. $165
The X15-TN blade used for this knife is truly superior. As Benchmade points out, "This French steel was developed for the aircraft industry for jet ball bearings, as well as the medical industry for scalpels. It has the ability to resist rust in the worst of conditions while maintaining ample edge retention. The capability behind this steel is in the way it is manufactured, resulting in the finest steel for use in harsh environments such as salt water. The edge on an X15 TN blade is easier to maintain".
email or PM me
Pics: [http://1drv.ms/1R9Efaf]
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