All items are SOLD
1] ---GONE---Zero Tolerance 0452CF
2] ---GONE---Spyderco Southard---
3] ---WITHDRAWN---Spyderco Paramilitary 2
0] Benchmade Model 51 BLK, jewelled & anodized blue titanium frame and clip, G-10 window-scales protect the ti beautifully from the rigors of flipping, and also help show them off. The spring-latch pops open perfect, then stays out of the way; the latch and clip help distinguish -- consciously and unconsciously -- the 'bite' handle from the 'safe'. D2 tool steel blade, with a rounded/crowned/radiused spine to avoid bruising caused by sharp corners, and the DLC coating shows a few tiny, hardly noticeable scuffs. The knife is in very good condition. About 6 months old, it comes with original box, draw-string carry-bag and pamphlets. SOLD$
4] Spyderco Manix 2 LW S110V, dark blue, excellent condition, with original packaging. Just got it as trade. This is the S110V version, much cooler, IMO, than the BD-1. This is selling for 277$ CAD + tax on Amazon.ca... that's not a good price, but I couldn't find this anywhere I looked for better, and most were gone wherever I went. I don't know what the going rate is in Canada, so I'll call it SOLD$
5] Zero Tolerance 0350-M390, LNIB; assisted opener liner-lock with the old-school Strider-Onion ZT profile. Black G-10 handle, with a scary-sharp stonewashed M390 blade and a cerakote finish. This is a little tank, alright, but the ergos are perfect. The blade alone is a work of art -- the sharpest edge out-of-the-box I've come across, and the now disappearing M390, the best all-around blade steel on the market. SOLD$
6] There's also a Spyderco Manix 2 XL, black, S30V, LNIB; as well as two Benchmades and a Caly I have posted on the Canadian exchange as well. SOLD$
7] Fixed-Blades: A1) CRKT Hammond FE7 - G-10 handle, 7" blade, with a double edge that stops on the spine about two inches from the handle, beautifully done in O1 Tool Steel with a thick DLC coating. It comes with box, plastic FE9 Trainer knife, pamphlets, and one of the best sheaths I've seen, better than the sheath Chris Reeve uses for the Pacific and better than the Spartan Blades Kydex Tek-lok. It is thick kydex, with front and back MOLLE clasp plates that are fully adjustable, with a pivot allowing angles; it comes with straps and clasps, all black. I'm not a CRKT fan, but this is one knife they did right, I like it. They even got the blade steel right, a 1/4" slab of O1 tool steel, the choice for many custom makers.
The Tek-Lok snaps the knife in tight for inverted carry, and there's a button snap as well, but it's not needed to keep it from falling - very tight. This is the nastiest and purest fighting knife around, save for the V-42 style daggers and Applegate-Fairbairn daggers. It's a Ka-Bar USMC on steroids... SOLD$
B2) Becker K & T/Ka-Bar - BK9 and BK4 - LNIB, they've never tasted the sap and bark of trees or the blood and flesh of enemies... but they're both very hungry (for trees, I hope), and hellaciously sharp. The sheaths are nylon with kydex inserts, without rattle. SOLD$
C3) Spyderco Schempp Rock - LNIB, with original packaging and boltaron sheath. Very light scratch on the spine swedge near the tip, otherwise mint. SOLD$
D4) CRKT James Williams Hisshou - 13-inch blade, 19 inches OAL. YK-7 Steel. Zero-ground, sharpened to have a rough, toothy edge after it rolled on me. SOLD$, with decorative box and sheath, as well as original packaging.
Contact me by Email or PM, Payment by Interac EMS; if you don't bank at CIBC, Royal Bank, BofM, etc., Paypal might work.
1] ---GONE---Zero Tolerance 0452CF
2] ---GONE---Spyderco Southard---
3] ---WITHDRAWN---Spyderco Paramilitary 2
0] Benchmade Model 51 BLK, jewelled & anodized blue titanium frame and clip, G-10 window-scales protect the ti beautifully from the rigors of flipping, and also help show them off. The spring-latch pops open perfect, then stays out of the way; the latch and clip help distinguish -- consciously and unconsciously -- the 'bite' handle from the 'safe'. D2 tool steel blade, with a rounded/crowned/radiused spine to avoid bruising caused by sharp corners, and the DLC coating shows a few tiny, hardly noticeable scuffs. The knife is in very good condition. About 6 months old, it comes with original box, draw-string carry-bag and pamphlets. SOLD$
4] Spyderco Manix 2 LW S110V, dark blue, excellent condition, with original packaging. Just got it as trade. This is the S110V version, much cooler, IMO, than the BD-1. This is selling for 277$ CAD + tax on Amazon.ca... that's not a good price, but I couldn't find this anywhere I looked for better, and most were gone wherever I went. I don't know what the going rate is in Canada, so I'll call it SOLD$
5] Zero Tolerance 0350-M390, LNIB; assisted opener liner-lock with the old-school Strider-Onion ZT profile. Black G-10 handle, with a scary-sharp stonewashed M390 blade and a cerakote finish. This is a little tank, alright, but the ergos are perfect. The blade alone is a work of art -- the sharpest edge out-of-the-box I've come across, and the now disappearing M390, the best all-around blade steel on the market. SOLD$
6] There's also a Spyderco Manix 2 XL, black, S30V, LNIB; as well as two Benchmades and a Caly I have posted on the Canadian exchange as well. SOLD$
7] Fixed-Blades: A1) CRKT Hammond FE7 - G-10 handle, 7" blade, with a double edge that stops on the spine about two inches from the handle, beautifully done in O1 Tool Steel with a thick DLC coating. It comes with box, plastic FE9 Trainer knife, pamphlets, and one of the best sheaths I've seen, better than the sheath Chris Reeve uses for the Pacific and better than the Spartan Blades Kydex Tek-lok. It is thick kydex, with front and back MOLLE clasp plates that are fully adjustable, with a pivot allowing angles; it comes with straps and clasps, all black. I'm not a CRKT fan, but this is one knife they did right, I like it. They even got the blade steel right, a 1/4" slab of O1 tool steel, the choice for many custom makers.
The Tek-Lok snaps the knife in tight for inverted carry, and there's a button snap as well, but it's not needed to keep it from falling - very tight. This is the nastiest and purest fighting knife around, save for the V-42 style daggers and Applegate-Fairbairn daggers. It's a Ka-Bar USMC on steroids... SOLD$
B2) Becker K & T/Ka-Bar - BK9 and BK4 - LNIB, they've never tasted the sap and bark of trees or the blood and flesh of enemies... but they're both very hungry (for trees, I hope), and hellaciously sharp. The sheaths are nylon with kydex inserts, without rattle. SOLD$
C3) Spyderco Schempp Rock - LNIB, with original packaging and boltaron sheath. Very light scratch on the spine swedge near the tip, otherwise mint. SOLD$
D4) CRKT James Williams Hisshou - 13-inch blade, 19 inches OAL. YK-7 Steel. Zero-ground, sharpened to have a rough, toothy edge after it rolled on me. SOLD$, with decorative box and sheath, as well as original packaging.
Contact me by Email or PM, Payment by Interac EMS; if you don't bank at CIBC, Royal Bank, BofM, etc., Paypal might work.
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