Shortknock27
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Trying to thin out the collection and make room for more, so here's what I have for now:
Note: All of these folders have solid, early lockup with the exception of the friction folder, of course
1. Peter Rassenti (Peter_R here on BF) Rapture, beadblast ti, 3.75" s90v stonewashed blade, like new, a couple of light rubs on beadblasted ti as usual but 99%. Looking to get what I paid, gone.
2. Tom Watson Sentry in lager ale g10, 3.5" 440c blade (sharp!), titanium bolsters and pocket clip. Like new. Great knife for $350.
3. DDR custom trigger with ti scales and two-tone s30v? blade. I'm the second owner, there are a couple of nicks in the ti on the front side near the butt, nothing bad at all and could probably be scotchbrited out. Was sent by previous owner back to Darrel Ralph for lockup issue, but locks fine now and flips easily. An awesome user at SPF.
4. Cliff O'Dell Talon linerlock. Beautiful. I can't photograph it for the life of me, so I'm just going to defer to where I bought it from: http://www.arizonacustomknives.com/products/index.php?id=21428
3" Norris ladder stainless damascus, blacklip MOP with Chris Marks tricolor wasp pattern damascus bolsters and infinity damasteel backspacer. Never used, just kept in pouch direct from purveyor. Won't find better for $525.
5. Dozier 3" folding hunter in maroon micarta. Photographs black but in good light, it's maroon. Like new, carried maybe twice, doesn't show it at all. GONE
6. Chuck Gedratis snubnose linerlock with 3" CPM154 blade, damascus bolsters, lightning strike carbon fiber scales. Textured titanium liners and pocketclip. Sent back to him recently to address lock sticking, got it back and it's better and locks up earlier but still a little sticky. Probably will be remedied by more opening and closing than I did. LIGHT handling marks/hairline scratches on blade and you have to be in the right light to see them. $360
7. Ray Laconico EDC linerlock, 3" blade of s35vn, full flat ground with black g10 scales. Has been sharpened and used lightly, there are a few light scratches/scuffs on blade that won't photograph on my camera. Ti liners and pocket clip, an excellent user at SPF.
8. Snody Economist friction folder, green canvas micarta scales with charcoal(ish) colored titanium blade with his black diamond carbide applied. Carried once or twice, can't tell...SPF.
Terms and conditions:
I included only one photo of the group of knives for size reference but can supply additional photos if necessary. Please inquire at biggolferx@hotmail.com.
Sales to CONUS only, Paypal (add 3%) STRONGLY preferred, USPS Money Order distant second. I will cover the cost of shipping via USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation. Trade offers are welcomed on custom folders (primarily) and custom fixed blades, as well as custom slipjoints. Will also entertain trades on Striders (stonewashed or ghost striped only, looking for DGG or CC models) and Chris Reeves (Insingo, micarta, micarta Insingo, wood inlays, or Mnandis). First "I'll take it" here IN THIS THREAD gets it if there is any question on timing.
Note: All of these folders have solid, early lockup with the exception of the friction folder, of course
1. Peter Rassenti (Peter_R here on BF) Rapture, beadblast ti, 3.75" s90v stonewashed blade, like new, a couple of light rubs on beadblasted ti as usual but 99%. Looking to get what I paid, gone.
2. Tom Watson Sentry in lager ale g10, 3.5" 440c blade (sharp!), titanium bolsters and pocket clip. Like new. Great knife for $350.
3. DDR custom trigger with ti scales and two-tone s30v? blade. I'm the second owner, there are a couple of nicks in the ti on the front side near the butt, nothing bad at all and could probably be scotchbrited out. Was sent by previous owner back to Darrel Ralph for lockup issue, but locks fine now and flips easily. An awesome user at SPF.
4. Cliff O'Dell Talon linerlock. Beautiful. I can't photograph it for the life of me, so I'm just going to defer to where I bought it from: http://www.arizonacustomknives.com/products/index.php?id=21428
3" Norris ladder stainless damascus, blacklip MOP with Chris Marks tricolor wasp pattern damascus bolsters and infinity damasteel backspacer. Never used, just kept in pouch direct from purveyor. Won't find better for $525.
5. Dozier 3" folding hunter in maroon micarta. Photographs black but in good light, it's maroon. Like new, carried maybe twice, doesn't show it at all. GONE
6. Chuck Gedratis snubnose linerlock with 3" CPM154 blade, damascus bolsters, lightning strike carbon fiber scales. Textured titanium liners and pocketclip. Sent back to him recently to address lock sticking, got it back and it's better and locks up earlier but still a little sticky. Probably will be remedied by more opening and closing than I did. LIGHT handling marks/hairline scratches on blade and you have to be in the right light to see them. $360
7. Ray Laconico EDC linerlock, 3" blade of s35vn, full flat ground with black g10 scales. Has been sharpened and used lightly, there are a few light scratches/scuffs on blade that won't photograph on my camera. Ti liners and pocket clip, an excellent user at SPF.
8. Snody Economist friction folder, green canvas micarta scales with charcoal(ish) colored titanium blade with his black diamond carbide applied. Carried once or twice, can't tell...SPF.
Terms and conditions:
I included only one photo of the group of knives for size reference but can supply additional photos if necessary. Please inquire at biggolferx@hotmail.com.
Sales to CONUS only, Paypal (add 3%) STRONGLY preferred, USPS Money Order distant second. I will cover the cost of shipping via USPS priority mail with delivery confirmation. Trade offers are welcomed on custom folders (primarily) and custom fixed blades, as well as custom slipjoints. Will also entertain trades on Striders (stonewashed or ghost striped only, looking for DGG or CC models) and Chris Reeves (Insingo, micarta, micarta Insingo, wood inlays, or Mnandis). First "I'll take it" here IN THIS THREAD gets it if there is any question on timing.
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