Semi Wharncliff EDC For Sale

JK Knives

JK Knives

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This one is 7 1/4" overall, with a 3 1/4" blade of 1/8" O1. The handle is green canvas micarta with hollow brass pins. It will come with buyer`s choice of right or left hand leather pouch sheath.

Asking $115.00 shipped in the USA, paypal or money order.

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Pretty funny. Over 100 views here and over 300 in the exchange, but only 1 comment? Makes me wonder what I`m doing wrong.
 
I think money's being funneled to Christmas funds, it's why I didn't buy it anyhow, time to buy the family some things to justify my knife buying this year. Christmas gists are almost a kind of penance for me I guess, :)
 
JK Knives said:
Pretty funny. Over 100 views here and over 300 in the exchange, but only 1 comment? Makes me wonder what I`m doing wrong.
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I don't think you're doing anything wrong. I really think it is the bad ecomony coupled with the coming holidays. I think the number of views is a good sign though - it means people are interested in your knives.
 
i think my wife's $400 car bill yesterday is eating up a lot of my discretionary funds -- that and the ~10% pay cut in August due to budget cuts.
OTOH, that's a nice pattern - I like it a lot!
 
I did not mean why everybody did not jump at the chance to buy it, just wondering why no comments.
 
in my case it's because I missed the post when I checked in yesterday.
 
A fixed blade Insingo. :p

Actually more useful in many application than a spearpoint or droppoint.
Another inch of blade and you've got a really nice kitchen knife.
 
I agree with Esav. A thin blade of that shape around 4 1/2 or 5 inches would be great around the kitchen.
 
JK Knives said:
Pretty funny. Over 100 views here and over 300 in the exchange, but only 1 comment? Makes me wonder what I`m doing wrong.
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That's an amazing knife! It had already sold by the time I happened upon the thread. I would love to see that pattern with a solid pin up front and some hardwood scales.
 
jbrew2007 said:
That's an amazing knife! It had already sold by the time I happened upon the thread. I would love to see that pattern with a solid pin up front and some hardwood scales.
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Easily done, (I did make a pattern), and if it`s a standard wood that I carry, with no other options, it would be the same price.
 
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