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Emerson Persian Tactical - SOLD
2011 production run number #536 in stonewashed/satin finish. Dual titanium liners. One of the best finished Emerson's I've had - build quality is robust and spot on. The worst I can find on the entire knife is the slightest gap near the end of the backspacer and liner (you'd probably never notice it if I didn't mention it!). Early lockup (not sticky). Zero blade play in any direction. Perfect centering and smooth to open. Extremely sharp factory edge. Comes with original correct box and contents. Picked this up direct from an Emerson dealer several months back and has been carried for about 2 weeks total to work (office environment). The worst it's cut up is a few cardboard boxes and a sandwich
rolleyes. I touched the microbevel up with about 10 light swipes on a ceramic rod and stropped the other side on a strip of cardboard to knock the burr off. Blade looks pristine except for a couple light scratches (see the pic below with the weird lighting - that's the best I could do to get them on camera). Just slightly larger than what I'm used to carrying and I have way too many knives sitting around not getting used - so this one is off to a new home.
PayPal (I'll pick up the fees) and CONUS only, please.
2011 production run number #536 in stonewashed/satin finish. Dual titanium liners. One of the best finished Emerson's I've had - build quality is robust and spot on. The worst I can find on the entire knife is the slightest gap near the end of the backspacer and liner (you'd probably never notice it if I didn't mention it!). Early lockup (not sticky). Zero blade play in any direction. Perfect centering and smooth to open. Extremely sharp factory edge. Comes with original correct box and contents. Picked this up direct from an Emerson dealer several months back and has been carried for about 2 weeks total to work (office environment). The worst it's cut up is a few cardboard boxes and a sandwich
rolleyes. I touched the microbevel up with about 10 light swipes on a ceramic rod and stropped the other side on a strip of cardboard to knock the burr off. Blade looks pristine except for a couple light scratches (see the pic below with the weird lighting - that's the best I could do to get them on camera). Just slightly larger than what I'm used to carrying and I have way too many knives sitting around not getting used - so this one is off to a new home. PayPal (I'll pick up the fees) and CONUS only, please.
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