ShadyMethods
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'll be here to answer any questions you might have about the listing. I can give more details, specs, and pictures if requested. If you're interested, feel free to contact me through private message or email. I also check my threads fairly often so I'll see your posts. I can work with you on the price for some of these and I'm open to trades. Prices include all shipping and Paypal fees in the US. I'll be happy to ship international but the buyer will need pay via F&F, assume all risks, and cover the cost of shipping. Thanks for your time.
For trades, I'm looking for: Yunas, Direwares, Southards, an XM-24, a Todd Begg Bodega, and custom Striders but I'll consider other trades. Cash can be added either way.
If you're planning to send an email through the forum, please post as well. Those have a history of being lost in transit.
1. Will Moon MK10 - lightly carried - $700 --> Traded
A lot of work was put into this one
Mirror polished CPM-D2 blade with a crowned spine
Satin finished handles with green anodized chamfers and interior jeweling
Pivot and body screws are also anodized green
Moonglow scales
Moonglow inlays on the inside of the backspacer
The blade flies open with authority when it breaks detent
There are light scratches on the bolsters and some very faint marks on the blade
2. Andy Fitz Exodus - near mint - $610
Beautiful hand rubbed satin on the blade
Presentation side slab is textured carbon fiber
Lock side is tumbled
Runs on washers and flips very well; the blade just flies open
Liquid smooth action, solid lockup, and perfect centering
Light scratches on the clip but they're well hidden by the stonewash
The edge could use a light touch up in one area
3. Allen Elishewitz Pirate Midtech - brand new in pouch - $550
Dead mint
2-tone 3.75 inch S30V blade with satin flats and blasted grinds
Bolster lock with carbon fiber inlays
Blue jeweling in the pivot screw, the cutouts in the backspacer, and in the lines milled into the clip
Insane action; you have to make a conscious effort to not have it fly open
Comes with the original padded pouch and patch
4. Medford Praetorian Ti - brand new in box - $1200
Nice vulcan finished D2 blade with hues of red
Bronzed and then tumbled handle slabs
Action is liquid smooth out of the box, lockup is tight, and centering is typical Medford aka dead center
Never carried, used, disassembled, or sharpened
For trades, I'm looking for: Yunas, Direwares, Southards, an XM-24, a Todd Begg Bodega, and custom Striders but I'll consider other trades. Cash can be added either way.
If you're planning to send an email through the forum, please post as well. Those have a history of being lost in transit.
1. Will Moon MK10 - lightly carried - $700 --> Traded
A lot of work was put into this one
Mirror polished CPM-D2 blade with a crowned spine
Satin finished handles with green anodized chamfers and interior jeweling
Pivot and body screws are also anodized green
Moonglow scales
Moonglow inlays on the inside of the backspacer
The blade flies open with authority when it breaks detent
There are light scratches on the bolsters and some very faint marks on the blade
2. Andy Fitz Exodus - near mint - $610
Beautiful hand rubbed satin on the blade
Presentation side slab is textured carbon fiber
Lock side is tumbled
Runs on washers and flips very well; the blade just flies open
Liquid smooth action, solid lockup, and perfect centering
Light scratches on the clip but they're well hidden by the stonewash
The edge could use a light touch up in one area
3. Allen Elishewitz Pirate Midtech - brand new in pouch - $550
Dead mint
2-tone 3.75 inch S30V blade with satin flats and blasted grinds
Bolster lock with carbon fiber inlays
Blue jeweling in the pivot screw, the cutouts in the backspacer, and in the lines milled into the clip
Insane action; you have to make a conscious effort to not have it fly open
Comes with the original padded pouch and patch
4. Medford Praetorian Ti - brand new in box - $1200
Nice vulcan finished D2 blade with hues of red
Bronzed and then tumbled handle slabs
Action is liquid smooth out of the box, lockup is tight, and centering is typical Medford aka dead center
Never carried, used, disassembled, or sharpened
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