Want to step up my modern flippers!

Might be a bit more but a preowned olamic. I heard they have a trade in program where you can upgrade in the future based on your needs provided you like the knife.

Maybe I should have put wants not needs lol
 
Maldonado makes an amazing flipper if you’re looking for a nice custom. I hope to start introducing some next year.
 
Therom said:
I would save some money or sell a couple of blades to reach the $100-200 range and try something like a ZT450


You can also try a Kershaw leek or a Gerber Fastball but IMO you will get a better experience with the ZT
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Knock on wood, but every one of my ZT and US Kershaw knives have been great. Only slight exception is a dividend that I noticed the tip rolled, I've been debating on whether to send it in or mess with it myself, but I have so many in the rotation, it's way back burner.
 
elde66 said:
Midgetje93: I happen to have a new in box Kershaw Link (as in the photo Yo Mama posted above). It’s in a good steel (20CV) and I purchased it maybe 2-3 years ago. It’s lived in a display case since then and never been touched. I’m fortunate to have all the knives I’ll ever need/use, so the Link is expendable and will never be missed.
All that being said, that knife is yours….I’d like nothing better than to donate to a new home where it can get some use. I see you’re not a paid member so using the PM feature here is not available to you. If you’d like to have this knife, (“no strings attached”) email your address/contact info and I’ll put it in the mail to you.

My email: elde66 at rocketmail dot com
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Class act, well done sir!
 
The Buck Marksman has really nice action, though the lock has a bit of a learning curve.

However, if you really want to up your flipper game, well this is pretty incredible, but also a pretty penny.

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K.O.D. said:
The Buck Marksman has really nice action, though the lock has a bit of a learning curve.

However, if you really want to up your flipper game, well this is pretty incredible, but also a pretty penny.

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I’ve been scouting for the right Buck Marksman. I’ll occasionally buy new. (Most times it’s a cheaper knife that catches my eye. Or a cheaper one who’s specs are impressive for its price.) other than that I shift through eBay. Watch long enough you can catch a hell of a deal
 
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