Daniel L
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Excellent virtually unused Spyderco Ronin for sale - these have now been discontinued but are neat little knives. This one has the newest style sheath (not the old rectangular one) and a mini-Tek lok.
The knife is unused, the sheath has a little marks from inserting the knife. I sandpapered a couple of sharp corners from the finish of the knife, but it has never been sharpened.
Price is SOLD shipped worldwide.
Payment via cash or PayPal (non credit card)
Here's the old marketing blurb:
A fixed blade with sheepsfoot blade- the Ronin (FB09). A Ronin is an ancient master-less Samurai warrior. The Spyderco Ronin is a fixed blade neck knife designed by martial artist Michael Janich, who contracted custom knifemaker Michael Snody to build it.
It has a 3 inch modified Wharncliffe-shape blade crafted from flat ground VG-10 steel. The tang runs the full length of the knife and is set between two pieces of slate-colored linen Micarta. Texturing along the spine provides comfortable thumb placement for cutting.
The handle has a secure finger choil and three dime sized holes cut out to lessen weight and provide indexing.
The knife is unused, the sheath has a little marks from inserting the knife. I sandpapered a couple of sharp corners from the finish of the knife, but it has never been sharpened.
Price is SOLD shipped worldwide.
Payment via cash or PayPal (non credit card)
Here's the old marketing blurb:
A fixed blade with sheepsfoot blade- the Ronin (FB09). A Ronin is an ancient master-less Samurai warrior. The Spyderco Ronin is a fixed blade neck knife designed by martial artist Michael Janich, who contracted custom knifemaker Michael Snody to build it.
It has a 3 inch modified Wharncliffe-shape blade crafted from flat ground VG-10 steel. The tang runs the full length of the knife and is set between two pieces of slate-colored linen Micarta. Texturing along the spine provides comfortable thumb placement for cutting.
The handle has a secure finger choil and three dime sized holes cut out to lessen weight and provide indexing.
