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Hey all,
Posting from work so please, if you have ANY questions, shoot me an email: rwasick88@gmail.com
I APOLOGIZE FOR THE RANDOMNESS OF THE PHOTOS. WILL SORT OUT LATER IF NEED BE.
All prices include shipping and PayPal fees.
All prices are OBO.
USA deals only.
First "I'll take it" here or via email/PM gets first dibs.
I have the right to deal with whom I choose.
1.) Buck 722 Spitfire Micarta: This is the Copper and Clad exclusive with black Micarta scales and BOS-heat treated S30 steel. It's sharp as hell sporting the unused factory edge. I carried it once or twice but would consider near-mint as I did dissasemble it to lube the pivot. Smooth action, minimal lockback play. Awesome Buck in a Delica-esque package. Comes with original packaging.
Asking sold
2.) Tangram (Kizer) Button Lock: Sweet little button lock with Acuto440 steel. It's sharp and smooth. Lockup is great and the knife has been carried a handful of times, but with no use. Centered blade with no play. Comes with it's quality packaging.
Asking $35.
3.) Buck Vantage: Dark green paperstone handles. This knife is a user. Has been sharpened by the previous owner, and wasn't done the best but not haggard by any means. Flips well and locks up nicely. Not much to say, it'll make a swell beater. No box.
Asking sold.
3.) CRKT Crossbones: I'd consider this one of CRKT's best models as of late. Flips incredibly well on IKBS. Factory sharp edge. Minor wear from my pocket but nothing bad. There is some hit or miss lock stick. I don't see it as an issue but could be annoying to the right person. Unsure on packaging but I don't think I have it.
Asking sold
4.) Kershaw Starkey Ridge: Titanium liner lock of great quality! Back when Kershaw put a little more pride in their brand. Made in Oregon. Condition overall would have to be considered user grade as I believe the edge has been touched up. Locks up great and it's sooooo smooth. I use the thumb ramp as a front flipper and it works great. There is the slightest bit of discoloration on the blade; not rust though I'd say. Comes with presentation box and papers. Hard to find piece of Kershaw heritage.
Asking sold
Two Sun Jaeger TS80: This knife made me a believer out of this brand. Honestly the smoothest closing action I've ever felt on a sub $500 knife. It drops shut. Super smooth opening, very very sharp factory edge. I did anodize the backspacer purple. Centered blade, no play. Comes with box. Essentially brand new minus the tiny mod I did.
Asking sold. These go for much more and will take at least 2 weeks to get via China post.
5.) AG Russel Sodbuster: Red Micarta scales. I've never used it but there is slight discoloration on one side of the blade. Photos should capture that. In great shape overall with a nice sharp, factory edge.
Asking sold.
Posting from work so please, if you have ANY questions, shoot me an email: rwasick88@gmail.com
I APOLOGIZE FOR THE RANDOMNESS OF THE PHOTOS. WILL SORT OUT LATER IF NEED BE.
All prices include shipping and PayPal fees.
All prices are OBO.
USA deals only.
First "I'll take it" here or via email/PM gets first dibs.
I have the right to deal with whom I choose.
1.) Buck 722 Spitfire Micarta: This is the Copper and Clad exclusive with black Micarta scales and BOS-heat treated S30 steel. It's sharp as hell sporting the unused factory edge. I carried it once or twice but would consider near-mint as I did dissasemble it to lube the pivot. Smooth action, minimal lockback play. Awesome Buck in a Delica-esque package. Comes with original packaging.
Asking sold
2.) Tangram (Kizer) Button Lock: Sweet little button lock with Acuto440 steel. It's sharp and smooth. Lockup is great and the knife has been carried a handful of times, but with no use. Centered blade with no play. Comes with it's quality packaging.
Asking $35.
3.) Buck Vantage: Dark green paperstone handles. This knife is a user. Has been sharpened by the previous owner, and wasn't done the best but not haggard by any means. Flips well and locks up nicely. Not much to say, it'll make a swell beater. No box.
Asking sold.
3.) CRKT Crossbones: I'd consider this one of CRKT's best models as of late. Flips incredibly well on IKBS. Factory sharp edge. Minor wear from my pocket but nothing bad. There is some hit or miss lock stick. I don't see it as an issue but could be annoying to the right person. Unsure on packaging but I don't think I have it.
Asking sold
4.) Kershaw Starkey Ridge: Titanium liner lock of great quality! Back when Kershaw put a little more pride in their brand. Made in Oregon. Condition overall would have to be considered user grade as I believe the edge has been touched up. Locks up great and it's sooooo smooth. I use the thumb ramp as a front flipper and it works great. There is the slightest bit of discoloration on the blade; not rust though I'd say. Comes with presentation box and papers. Hard to find piece of Kershaw heritage.
Asking sold
Two Sun Jaeger TS80: This knife made me a believer out of this brand. Honestly the smoothest closing action I've ever felt on a sub $500 knife. It drops shut. Super smooth opening, very very sharp factory edge. I did anodize the backspacer purple. Centered blade, no play. Comes with box. Essentially brand new minus the tiny mod I did.
Asking sold. These go for much more and will take at least 2 weeks to get via China post.
5.) AG Russel Sodbuster: Red Micarta scales. I've never used it but there is slight discoloration on one side of the blade. Photos should capture that. In great shape overall with a nice sharp, factory edge.
Asking sold.
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