Friends!
We have a great hobby / lifestyle / moneypit and I'm so happy to be a part of it. I've been doing way too much catching and not nearly enough releasing, so I have 4 knives for you today. I'm world's worst photographer, so bear with me. All photos taken on my wooden table - I didn't put the knives on the floor like a savage!
Prices are listed first, and include Paypal G&S and shipping (aka TYD). Below the prices is a group photo, then more info and links to individual photos. I'm either the first or second owner of each, but I just like to collect, so each knife is somewhere between excellent and LNIB condition and has never cut or been sharpened. Read below for individual descriptions. Send me questions via PM (or dyavorsky at gmail dot com if you're a nonpaying member). First "I'll take it" followed by PM or email gets it.
1. Reate Horizon C [sold]
2. We 702A Integral [traded]
3. Berg Blades Golem [Withdrawn]
4. Lionsteel SR-2 [sold]
5. Bradley Alias II [withdrawn but potentially still available - contact me for details]
Take 3.5% off if you pay F&F and $5 off if you buy multiple because that saves me shipping costs.
More Info:
1. Reate Horizon C: https://imgur.com/a/lwKO7
Like the rap song, this baby is black and yellow (gold). I'm the second owner, but she's in like-new condition. I think both of us owners just like to collect and flip, but never cut anything. Comes with the pouch and replacement pivot goodies just like if you were buying it new.
2. We 702A: https://imgur.com/a/VNTeh
M390. Long and fast. It's got a great ergonomic feel with the derivative handle (or is it the integral handle - I never was good at calculus). The grey and gold is sexy too. This thing is an absolute joy to flip. It hurts to let this one go.
3. Berg Blades Golem: https://imgur.com/a/yYkGF
This thing is badass. I changed my mind and am going to hang onto it for now.
4. Lionsteel SR2A: https://imgur.com/a/SPAN6
Whereas the Horizon C is flashy teenager and the We 702A is the "look at how I integral" mid-20s young adult, the Lionsteel SR2A is the sophisticated father. He's got burgundy aluminum integral handle (the polo shirt of knife scales) and the dad-like and not-that-necessary rotolock. The action is like a retired basketball player: smooth, but not quick. I wanted to love this knife, but never could (so maybe it's more of a stepfather -- just joking!).
5. Bradley Alias II: https://imgur.com/a/UVfok
Sadly, she's discontinued. Once heralded as "Sebenza Killers", this 2.95 inch blade weighing in at just 3oz makes her a perfect little EDC. Got a great detent and perfect blade centering, but there are 2 very faint snails that I emphasized with the photos (it was hard to get the lighting just right to show them) and just a hint of blade stick (like a 1 out of 10). This was a benchmade collab and you can tell by the clip shape (ahem, just the tip), but it does have Benchmade's manufacturing quality. Also, if the photos don't make it clear, this is the version with grey ti, blue thumbstud, S30V blade, and blue standoffs. I'm asking what I paid ($200), which is just a touch higher. Of course, that still means I'm out the PP fees and shipping, but sometimes that's the cost of checking out these cool products.
Thanks for looking and thank you Bladeforums!
-Dan
We have a great hobby / lifestyle / moneypit and I'm so happy to be a part of it. I've been doing way too much catching and not nearly enough releasing, so I have 4 knives for you today. I'm world's worst photographer, so bear with me. All photos taken on my wooden table - I didn't put the knives on the floor like a savage!
Prices are listed first, and include Paypal G&S and shipping (aka TYD). Below the prices is a group photo, then more info and links to individual photos. I'm either the first or second owner of each, but I just like to collect, so each knife is somewhere between excellent and LNIB condition and has never cut or been sharpened. Read below for individual descriptions. Send me questions via PM (or dyavorsky at gmail dot com if you're a nonpaying member). First "I'll take it" followed by PM or email gets it.
1. Reate Horizon C [sold]
2. We 702A Integral [traded]
3. Berg Blades Golem [Withdrawn]
4. Lionsteel SR-2 [sold]
5. Bradley Alias II [withdrawn but potentially still available - contact me for details]
Take 3.5% off if you pay F&F and $5 off if you buy multiple because that saves me shipping costs.
More Info:
1. Reate Horizon C: https://imgur.com/a/lwKO7
Like the rap song, this baby is black and yellow (gold). I'm the second owner, but she's in like-new condition. I think both of us owners just like to collect and flip, but never cut anything. Comes with the pouch and replacement pivot goodies just like if you were buying it new.
2. We 702A: https://imgur.com/a/VNTeh
M390. Long and fast. It's got a great ergonomic feel with the derivative handle (or is it the integral handle - I never was good at calculus). The grey and gold is sexy too. This thing is an absolute joy to flip. It hurts to let this one go.
3. Berg Blades Golem: https://imgur.com/a/yYkGF
This thing is badass. I changed my mind and am going to hang onto it for now.
4. Lionsteel SR2A: https://imgur.com/a/SPAN6
Whereas the Horizon C is flashy teenager and the We 702A is the "look at how I integral" mid-20s young adult, the Lionsteel SR2A is the sophisticated father. He's got burgundy aluminum integral handle (the polo shirt of knife scales) and the dad-like and not-that-necessary rotolock. The action is like a retired basketball player: smooth, but not quick. I wanted to love this knife, but never could (so maybe it's more of a stepfather -- just joking!).
5. Bradley Alias II: https://imgur.com/a/UVfok
Sadly, she's discontinued. Once heralded as "Sebenza Killers", this 2.95 inch blade weighing in at just 3oz makes her a perfect little EDC. Got a great detent and perfect blade centering, but there are 2 very faint snails that I emphasized with the photos (it was hard to get the lighting just right to show them) and just a hint of blade stick (like a 1 out of 10). This was a benchmade collab and you can tell by the clip shape (ahem, just the tip), but it does have Benchmade's manufacturing quality. Also, if the photos don't make it clear, this is the version with grey ti, blue thumbstud, S30V blade, and blue standoffs. I'm asking what I paid ($200), which is just a touch higher. Of course, that still means I'm out the PP fees and shipping, but sometimes that's the cost of checking out these cool products.
Thanks for looking and thank you Bladeforums!
-Dan
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