I'm putting these two items together into one package. I know one of them isn't a knife but I want to trade them together as a set so here they are. All though I can trade individually as well depending on what you got.
Want to trade for a good quality fixed blade in the 6 to 8 inch blade range. Not interested in junk or serrations. Will trade for higher end knives with lots of wear too. I can add some cash if you have something like a Busse Warden, Active Duty or similar model that you just want to get rid of and happen to want my gear here. Not really looking for folders. Will also consider a quality Axe/Hatchet or Hot Custom Machete. Also looking for quality Kitchen Cutlery. I'd kill for an older Spyderco Santoku. But I won't shy away from say a Fallkniven Santoku either. Will consider chef's knives but I'm really looking for a qualiy Santoku in about the 7 to 8 inch blade range.
Also interested in a Lost Mountain Iron Works sheath big enough to fit a NMFBM. Color not important.
Let me know what you got.
1. Got a like new XL Manix 2 with black G10 handles. Pretty sure I still have the box but no promises. Factory Edge. Cut some paper and maybe some carboard and that's it.
2. I also have a classic S-type versipack in Woodland. This was made back when Maxpedition meant business and used the heaviest materials for their gear. Not to say the current line up isn't great. But they've lightened their materials a little. This is golden era Maxpedition Bomb Proof. And in a color you simply will not find anymore. This is set up sort of like the fatboy... but I'm not sure they had "fatboys" when they offered woodland. So I think this is just the original versipack. This would make a great bushcraft bag as it can be swung over the left side and leave you knife side open. That way you can access kit while still holding on to something perhaps... or leaving your knife/gun hand free. Wouldn't make a bad mag carrier either. It'll probably hold 6 or 8 M-16 mags. No mods, great shape. Even though it's an "S" type... it hangs fine on the right side and keeps the key clamp forward which i think is handy. Anyway, it's a good little bag. Just too small for my needs.
Want to trade for a good quality fixed blade in the 6 to 8 inch blade range. Not interested in junk or serrations. Will trade for higher end knives with lots of wear too. I can add some cash if you have something like a Busse Warden, Active Duty or similar model that you just want to get rid of and happen to want my gear here. Not really looking for folders. Will also consider a quality Axe/Hatchet or Hot Custom Machete. Also looking for quality Kitchen Cutlery. I'd kill for an older Spyderco Santoku. But I won't shy away from say a Fallkniven Santoku either. Will consider chef's knives but I'm really looking for a qualiy Santoku in about the 7 to 8 inch blade range.
Also interested in a Lost Mountain Iron Works sheath big enough to fit a NMFBM. Color not important.
Let me know what you got.
1. Got a like new XL Manix 2 with black G10 handles. Pretty sure I still have the box but no promises. Factory Edge. Cut some paper and maybe some carboard and that's it.
2. I also have a classic S-type versipack in Woodland. This was made back when Maxpedition meant business and used the heaviest materials for their gear. Not to say the current line up isn't great. But they've lightened their materials a little. This is golden era Maxpedition Bomb Proof. And in a color you simply will not find anymore. This is set up sort of like the fatboy... but I'm not sure they had "fatboys" when they offered woodland. So I think this is just the original versipack. This would make a great bushcraft bag as it can be swung over the left side and leave you knife side open. That way you can access kit while still holding on to something perhaps... or leaving your knife/gun hand free. Wouldn't make a bad mag carrier either. It'll probably hold 6 or 8 M-16 mags. No mods, great shape. Even though it's an "S" type... it hangs fine on the right side and keeps the key clamp forward which i think is handy. Anyway, it's a good little bag. Just too small for my needs.