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Willaim Henry E6 Cocobolo $250 shipped drop to $245Dropped to $240]Drop to 225 and looking a Emerson KBits too. Drop to $210
Trade for a Lil temp or a Civilian + cash to $250 trade value[/SIZE][/COLOR].
# Blade: crafted from D2 tool steel (from Germany) at HRC 60-61. Superb edge retention and toughness, hand-ground, hand-rubbed, and hand-honed to William Henry’s rigorous standards. Coated with molecular bonded tungsten 'DLC' carbide.
# Frame/handle: machined from solid 6061 aluminum billet – the same aluminum alloy used in aircraft and submarine applications. Our frames are ‘hard anodized’ (also called military spec) for long-life and exceptional wear resistance.
# Inlays: hand-shaped and polished from our range of beautiful and storied natural and synthetic materials.
# One-hand button lock operation in a compact and practical gent’s folder weighing in at between 1.0 and 1.2 ounces!
# Blade length: 2.75”; overall length: 6.25”
[Farmer Silver Alox=sold!
One Hand opening SAK with pocket clip. =sold
Used Carried Leatherman Wave in sheath=sold[/COLOR]
Trade for a Lil temp or a Civilian + cash to $250 trade value[/SIZE][/COLOR].
# Blade: crafted from D2 tool steel (from Germany) at HRC 60-61. Superb edge retention and toughness, hand-ground, hand-rubbed, and hand-honed to William Henry’s rigorous standards. Coated with molecular bonded tungsten 'DLC' carbide.
# Frame/handle: machined from solid 6061 aluminum billet – the same aluminum alloy used in aircraft and submarine applications. Our frames are ‘hard anodized’ (also called military spec) for long-life and exceptional wear resistance.
# Inlays: hand-shaped and polished from our range of beautiful and storied natural and synthetic materials.
# One-hand button lock operation in a compact and practical gent’s folder weighing in at between 1.0 and 1.2 ounces!
# Blade length: 2.75”; overall length: 6.25”
[Farmer Silver Alox=sold!
One Hand opening SAK with pocket clip. =sold
Used Carried Leatherman Wave in sheath=sold[/COLOR]
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Bummer for me but good for you I guess. Thanks for the reply!