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WTS: Bill Buxton EDC in 52100

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Knife is new, never cut a thing. Sheath is a little loose for my taste but that is subjective. If you are looking, you know the quality of Mr. Buxton's work and there is nothing I can add. Top quality, I just never put it into the rotation- so time for someone new to own it.
265.00 delivered/insured CONUS USPS money order please.****SPF to Scott****

Thanks,
Bill
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On the Buxton EDC's I've had, the makers logo is on the other side of the knife.

These are exceptional knives in my opinion, and this one looks like a beauty. Bill's forged 52100 blades are highly respected among hunters, and others.
 
Most of Bill's EDC's have about a 4.5" blade with OAL of about 9". His treatment of 52100 is outstanding.
 
Thanks for the information. I have heard nothing but good things about his work. I've owned a couple Fowler Pronghorns and 52100 is a serious preformer--at least when handled by Bill or Ed! Jim SEMPER FI
 
Thanks guys, I will edit this post with answers to all questions received when I get home this evening.
Bill

Blade from scales to tip= 4.485"
handle= 4.460"
OAL = just under 9"
Tang thickness= .215"
thickness at ricasso= .180
edge to spine= 1.040
I forgot to mention the red liners between tang and scales.
weight of knife= 6.4 oz.
knife and sheath= 9.5 oz
 
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