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For sale is an old-school Szabo kerambit and a titanium Ghost.
The kerambit was made by John Greco, likely sometime in the late 90s, and it also likely made from A2. It is 3/16" thick and is drilled out to reduce weight. I am at least the second owner, and other than some coating wear (mostly around the edges) it appears unused/unsharpened. It features a hollow ground edge, combined with swedges to give it a super lean cutting profile. The spike on the back is ground on four sides, so while it isn't technically "sharp" it could easily punch a hole in pretty much anything. Works great as an emergency tool for vehicles, as it lays flat and can be used safely in situations of high stress or injury to cut seatbelts and break glass. Comes with a leather sheath that's in really nice shape considering its age (no cuts, frays, or loose stitching).
The Ghost was made by a waterjetter Szabo contracted for his impact tools. It is 5/32" thick 6AL4V titanium alloy and is anodized a bronze color. This is a highly versatile knuckle tool designed for multidirectional striking and grappling. The edges are rough and it isn't as comfortable as the thicker aluminum version, but the thinner profile has a considerable amount of crushing power and certainly hurts worse to get hit with. This has some scratches from storage and a small dimple in the titanium from the fabrication process, but is otherwise in perfect condition.
I know this is a fairly specific combination that will only appeal to certain people, so I want to offer these up at a combined price of SOLD, including US shipping and paypal fee. No international shipping please.
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The kerambit was made by John Greco, likely sometime in the late 90s, and it also likely made from A2. It is 3/16" thick and is drilled out to reduce weight. I am at least the second owner, and other than some coating wear (mostly around the edges) it appears unused/unsharpened. It features a hollow ground edge, combined with swedges to give it a super lean cutting profile. The spike on the back is ground on four sides, so while it isn't technically "sharp" it could easily punch a hole in pretty much anything. Works great as an emergency tool for vehicles, as it lays flat and can be used safely in situations of high stress or injury to cut seatbelts and break glass. Comes with a leather sheath that's in really nice shape considering its age (no cuts, frays, or loose stitching).
The Ghost was made by a waterjetter Szabo contracted for his impact tools. It is 5/32" thick 6AL4V titanium alloy and is anodized a bronze color. This is a highly versatile knuckle tool designed for multidirectional striking and grappling. The edges are rough and it isn't as comfortable as the thicker aluminum version, but the thinner profile has a considerable amount of crushing power and certainly hurts worse to get hit with. This has some scratches from storage and a small dimple in the titanium from the fabrication process, but is otherwise in perfect condition.
I know this is a fairly specific combination that will only appeal to certain people, so I want to offer these up at a combined price of SOLD, including US shipping and paypal fee. No international shipping please.
Pics...
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