ShadyMethods
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Please let me know if you have any questions about this listing. I can provide detailed specs and more pictures if requested. Feel free to contact me through private message or email. I also check the thread fairly often. Prices include all shipping and Paypal fees in the Lower 48. Thanks for your time.
I also have a Benchmade sale going on over here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ary-3-5-Stryker-1st-Prod-Switchback-and-Foray
Spyderco Jot Singh Khalsa - $160
Knifemaker Jot Singh Khalsa is known worldwide for his beautifully crafted custom knives and jewelry. A devout follower of the Sikh religion, he specializes in Kirpans, the sacred and deeply symbolic knives of the Sikhs. In 2000, he applied his design flair to one of the most unique and rare Spyderco production folders ever produced. Back for the first time as a limited-edition Sprint run, the Khalsa folder combines the intricate artistry of his traditional designs with the functionality of a modern folding knife. It features a VG-10 stainless steel blade, Walker LinerLock mechanism, and textured black G-10 handles, all rendered in Khalsa's unmistakable style.
This is a catch and release for me. The previous owner said it was new in box and it looks to be true minus a few very minor scratches on the blade and a spot in the G-10 next to one of the screws. I might come off but I haven't tried cleaning it. It doesn't look to be used or carried and blade comes in dead center. Despite the strange, traditional Sikh-inspired shape, the knife actually fits comfortably in the hand. I believe that this is a limited sprint run of only 1200 from Spyderco so it's likely going to be a rare piece in the future.
I also have a Benchmade sale going on over here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ary-3-5-Stryker-1st-Prod-Switchback-and-Foray
Spyderco Jot Singh Khalsa - $160
Knifemaker Jot Singh Khalsa is known worldwide for his beautifully crafted custom knives and jewelry. A devout follower of the Sikh religion, he specializes in Kirpans, the sacred and deeply symbolic knives of the Sikhs. In 2000, he applied his design flair to one of the most unique and rare Spyderco production folders ever produced. Back for the first time as a limited-edition Sprint run, the Khalsa folder combines the intricate artistry of his traditional designs with the functionality of a modern folding knife. It features a VG-10 stainless steel blade, Walker LinerLock mechanism, and textured black G-10 handles, all rendered in Khalsa's unmistakable style.
This is a catch and release for me. The previous owner said it was new in box and it looks to be true minus a few very minor scratches on the blade and a spot in the G-10 next to one of the screws. I might come off but I haven't tried cleaning it. It doesn't look to be used or carried and blade comes in dead center. Despite the strange, traditional Sikh-inspired shape, the knife actually fits comfortably in the hand. I believe that this is a limited sprint run of only 1200 from Spyderco so it's likely going to be a rare piece in the future.