White River Ursus 45, Lionsteel M4, Falkniven S1.

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The I need a new Mig machine sale! No trades please.

Up first is a gingerly used White River Ursus 45. The only imperfection to note is the top of the blade which was lightly sanded to make striking a fire steel easier (See: 3rd picture) Edge is hair shaving sharp. Sheath has great retention and comes with the fire steel pictured.

  • Overall Length:9.50"
  • Blade Length:4.50"
  • Cutting Edge:4.375"
  • Blade Width:1.375"
  • Blade Thickness:0.15"
  • Blade Material:CPM-S35VN
  • Hardness:58-60 RC
  • Blade Style: Drop Point
  • Blade Grind:Flat
  • Finish:Stonewash
  • Handle Length:5.00"
  • Handle Width:1.25"
  • Handle Thickness:0.85"
  • Handle Material:Micarta
  • Color:Gray
  • Weight:8.19 oz.
Asking: SOLD which includes USPS Priority mail and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

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NIB Lionsteel M4

M4's details:

Black G10 scales.
M390 steel.
Blade length is roughly 3.75 inches.
handle length is 4.3 inches.
Leather sheath.

Asking: SOLD which includes USPS Priority mail and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

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Fallkniven S1. It's been sharpened to a semi convex grind and then stropped for a close to mirror finish. Hair shaving sharp and the edge is absolutely beautiful. VG10 steel.

Asking: SOLD which includes USPS Priority Mail shipping and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

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Do you happen to know what the tang is like on the White River (full solid or skeletonized tang)? Thx
 
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Do you happen to know what the tang is like on the White River (full solid or skeletonized tang)? Thx
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Based on weight I would say not skeletonized, the balance point is essentially the first bolt closest to the blade. This is a beefy knife that feels great in hand. The bolts have loctite so I don't want to do anything that will lesson the bond.
 
I'll take the White River. Heading to bed now. Hope you don't mind me paying you tomorrow AM.
 
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charlie2times said:
The I need a new Mig machine sale! No trades please.

Up first is a gingerly used White River Ursus 45. The only imperfection to note is the top of the blade which was lightly sanded to make striking a fire steel easier (See: 3rd picture) Edge is hair shaving sharp. Sheath has great retention and comes with the fire steel pictured.

  • Overall Length:9.50"
  • Blade Length:4.50"
  • Cutting Edge:4.375"
  • Blade Width:1.375"
  • Blade Thickness:0.15"
  • Blade Material:CPM-S35VN
  • Hardness:58-60 RC
  • Blade Style: Drop Point
  • Blade Grind:Flat
  • Finish:Stonewash
  • Handle Length:5.00"
  • Handle Width:1.25"
  • Handle Thickness:0.85"
  • Handle Material:Micarta
  • Color:Gray
  • Weight:8.19 oz.
Asking: SPF which includes USPS Priority mail and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

vAI1mRJ.jpg

ENOnCiN.jpg

ixXBU3Y.jpg

tnqYTHm.jpg


NIB Lionsteel M4

M4's details:

Black G10 scales.
M390 steel.
Blade length is roughly 3.75 inches.
handle length is 4.3 inches.
Leather sheath.

Asking: SOLD which includes USPS Priority mail and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

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BDKwczc.jpg

bzO7kzo.jpg

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Fallkniven S1. It's been sharpened to a semi convex grind and then stropped for a close to mirror finish. Hair shaving sharp and the edge is absolutely beautiful. VG10 steel.

Asking: $95.00 which includes USPS Priority Mail shipping and PayPal fees. Lower U.S. sales only.

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charlie2times said:
Thanks kindly, can you leave me a message on my profile page or provide me with an E-mail address? I cannot send you a private message through the forum.
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Sorry everybody. My old paypal account is screwed up. I'm cancelling the order. Someone pick up the S1. It's a great deal.
 
charlie2times said:
Based on weight I would say not skeletonized, the balance point is essentially the first bolt closest to the blade. This is a beefy knife that feels great in hand. The bolts have loctite so I don't want to do anything that will lesson the bond.
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Thx, I was curious enough to also shoot a note to them. I seen one model (a smaller hunting/utility design) that was being presented at a shot or blade show and had holes drilled out that equaled about half the handle width. Weighing in a nearly 9 oz I'd assume full solid as well. I wouldn't break the loctite either, I appreciate the feedback.
 
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