Gary W. Graley
“Imagination is more important than knowledge"
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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- Mar 2, 1999
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Just picked this up recently, but find it's not for me, but still pretty cool. Comes with a small kydex sheath, I wrangled some black paracord through the holes to make it so you can slip your belt through the one strand and over the sheath, it holds it nicely against your body via the belt and the paracord keeps it in place. It also comes with some chain to make a neck carry too.
I did sharpen this to it's betterment, as you can see from these photos is how the edge is now. Also a slight rub mark from the kydex on the one side, doesn't appear that could be helped.
Price shipped in the USA $95 .... Price drop to $80 shipped... payment by US postal money order or a check if I know you.
I also made a nice lanyard for that, with the diamond knot close to the end so it provides a nice grip against the knot when using, depending on your hand of course.
Here are some photos of the knife, made in Germany with N690 steel for the blade;
Thanks for checking, no trades on this please.
G2
edited to add, See here at Blade HQ where I picked it up for more details
Just picked this up recently, but find it's not for me, but still pretty cool. Comes with a small kydex sheath, I wrangled some black paracord through the holes to make it so you can slip your belt through the one strand and over the sheath, it holds it nicely against your body via the belt and the paracord keeps it in place. It also comes with some chain to make a neck carry too.
I did sharpen this to it's betterment, as you can see from these photos is how the edge is now. Also a slight rub mark from the kydex on the one side, doesn't appear that could be helped.
Price shipped in the USA $95 .... Price drop to $80 shipped... payment by US postal money order or a check if I know you.
I also made a nice lanyard for that, with the diamond knot close to the end so it provides a nice grip against the knot when using, depending on your hand of course.
Here are some photos of the knife, made in Germany with N690 steel for the blade;
Thanks for checking, no trades on this please.
G2
edited to add, See here at Blade HQ where I picked it up for more details
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