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Prices include shipping in the USA only. PayPal ("Friends" or add 4%) or a money order for payment. PLEASE know your local laws and don't offer to buy if you can't legally own in your area. These may be listed on multiple forums to please contact me with offers to purchase.
First is a rare Benchmade 9130 Ares Stryker Auto model. I have seen very few of this model and it is an excellent blade shape. This one has never been used or carried but does have some minor handling marks from being in the safe. Price is ---Sold--.
SPECS:
Overall Length: 8.25"
Blade Length: 3.70"
Blade Thickness: 0.12"
Blade Material: 154-CM
Blade Style: Spear Point
Handle Thickness: 0.50"
Handle Material: Aluminum
Handle Color: Black
Weight: 4.10 oz.
Next is a rare early Mel Pardue designed Benchmade 3550 auto model. This one is believed to be ATS-34 and has the early Benchmade markings. It has never been used or carried but show a few very minor handling marks from being in the safe. As you can see in the last picture, the early model (on the left) is much thinner then the later model and only weighs 2.4 ounces. These are great EDC models. I've carried one every day for the past 15 years. This one is priced at ---Sold---
Prices include shipping in the USA only. PayPal ("Friends" or add 4%) or a money order for payment. PLEASE know your local laws and don't offer to buy if you can't legally own in your area. These may be listed on multiple forums to please contact me with offers to purchase.
First is a rare Benchmade 9130 Ares Stryker Auto model. I have seen very few of this model and it is an excellent blade shape. This one has never been used or carried but does have some minor handling marks from being in the safe. Price is ---Sold--.
SPECS:
Overall Length: 8.25"
Blade Length: 3.70"
Blade Thickness: 0.12"
Blade Material: 154-CM
Blade Style: Spear Point
Handle Thickness: 0.50"
Handle Material: Aluminum
Handle Color: Black
Weight: 4.10 oz.
Next is a rare early Mel Pardue designed Benchmade 3550 auto model. This one is believed to be ATS-34 and has the early Benchmade markings. It has never been used or carried but show a few very minor handling marks from being in the safe. As you can see in the last picture, the early model (on the left) is much thinner then the later model and only weighs 2.4 ounces. These are great EDC models. I've carried one every day for the past 15 years. This one is priced at ---Sold---
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