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Something for the martial arts crowd I think.. originally got one out of curiosity, the slightly comical background story here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/892517-The-hardest-Spyderco-to-sheath These were discontinued some five-six (or more?) years ago but if you have a "live" original Temperance this might come in handy.
Trainer blade in AUS-6, red FRN handles. Sheath with large Tek-Lok. Comes with original box as well.
Unused and in excellent condition. The sheath retention screw device was replaced with another kind that can be adjusted with a single flathead screwdriver, instead of needing two separate hex wrenches. Truth be told, I can't even tell if the adjustable retention system has any practical value, the knife is held and released equally well whether fully open or tightened.
I'm looking to get 32 for the trainer and accessories, shipping cost will however need to be calculated based on destination. See post #2. Insurance may or may not be available, depending on destination, at etra cost. Contact me to discuss further. PayPal will do fine for payments.
As it's reasonably inert with no edge or point it should be quite ok to ship anywhere, but best to knock on wood. I find it very unlikely that a trainer would cause trouble in any country's customs but check your import laws anyway, just in case.
Trainer blade in AUS-6, red FRN handles. Sheath with large Tek-Lok. Comes with original box as well.
Unused and in excellent condition. The sheath retention screw device was replaced with another kind that can be adjusted with a single flathead screwdriver, instead of needing two separate hex wrenches. Truth be told, I can't even tell if the adjustable retention system has any practical value, the knife is held and released equally well whether fully open or tightened.
I'm looking to get 32 for the trainer and accessories, shipping cost will however need to be calculated based on destination. See post #2. Insurance may or may not be available, depending on destination, at etra cost. Contact me to discuss further. PayPal will do fine for payments.
As it's reasonably inert with no edge or point it should be quite ok to ship anywhere, but best to knock on wood. I find it very unlikely that a trainer would cause trouble in any country's customs but check your import laws anyway, just in case.
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