This is over $1K...let that sink in.
I bet that ones a Medford. $1k for an impractical pocket brick? But it's made in 'murica ye!!!!
I could be wrong, but that looks a lot like the Crusader Forge Apex series. Haven't seen a grind quite like that before, but the Apex is a stout little folder. And yes they routinely go $800-$1500 with some one-offs commanding (and getting) close to $2k.
I bet that ones a Medford. $1k for an impractical pocket brick? But it's made in 'murica ye!!!!
To be honest though other than in price tag im not sure why that's an LOL...Small stout titanium framelock that looks to have convex tip for prying or chiseling and a nice main bevel for regular cutting.
I wonder if the handle material is actually from a military vessel. If his partner made it, I would wager that while boasting it was from a military vessel, it actually comes from a prison ship.I had the chance to handle one of these at a knife show a year ago; for a mere $500.00 all this can be yours (staggering 6 1/4" overall length).
3V and the handle material deserves so much better IMHO:
Blade Length (to handle): 3 7/8"
Cutting Edge: 3 1/4"
Overall Length: 6 1/4"
Handle: 2 1/2"
Blade Steel: CPM 3V
Handle Material: SPECIAL WOOD FROM A US MILITARY VESSEL
Bolster: N/A
Weight: 4.3 ounces / 120 grams
Weight (incl kydex) : 5.7 ounces / 159 grams
Warranty: The knives are guaranteed by the maker against flaws in the craftsmanship.
Impressive fit & finish. :foot: Sad thing is somebody bought and quite happily too! :foot:
Whenever you may need a very expensive modular pocket filler with identical bottle openers and a driver for bits that you clearly don't carry.
The tac tool
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Mmmmmmm, 420J2...
Not sure but it looks as if the bottom one has a wave hook too! :thumbup:
Honestly I think these silly "tactical tools" have gotten way out of hand. $800 for a piece of copper with a couple holes in it?
Use it and get a charge? No thanks, thats pistol money.
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