Benchmade 760BK LFTI (TITANIUM/CPM-M4) , new Super Rare!! Brand new never carried, used, or sharpened! Has been sitting in safe since original purchase. Please ask any questions before purchasing. Shipping is for the United States (lower 48 states), anywhere else ask for shipping costs before purchasing. Payment is expected within 24hours of auction end. Thanks for looking! Check out my other auctions.
This is a used Benchmade Mel Pardue Model 330 in very good + condition. It has been sharpened and used plenty in the years since it was purchased new in 1998, but remains an excellent user with plenty of life left. Titanium frame lock with G10 handle scales. Blade steel is ATS-34 stainless. Weight is approx 1.30 oz. Made in the U.S.A. It will ship in the original box with papers. An excellent, lightweight pocketknife.
Benchmade 760BK LFTI (TITANIUM/CPM-M4) , Used, carried a handful of times….only opened a few boxes with it….still has the factory edge, never sharpened. Super Rare!! Please ask any questions before purchasing. Shipping is for the United States (lower 48 states), anywhere else ask for shipping costs before purchasing. Payment is expected within 24hours of auction end. Thanks for looking! Check out my other auctions.
I cannot vouch for the blade steel. The manufacturer claims a hardness of 60 – 62 HRC. I have not tested. Friction and Wear: While the anodized layer is hard, it is also very thin. Under heavy point impacts or sharp, abrasive scraping, the coating can wear through because it is backed by a relatively softer substrate.
This is the MKM Lionsteel Bob Terzuola Clap Flipper knife. It is 7.24″ when open, the handles are 4.19″ and the blade is 3.05″ The handles are titanium on the bolsters with the remainder in Natural Canvas Micarta. The blade is made of M390 and has a satin finish. It opens with a flipper tab but you have the option to easily remove the flipper and have a convential opening knife. it has a liner lock and it locks up really well. These knives were designed by Bob Terzuola and display many of the design concepts he is known for. MKM manufactures their knives in Italy and from what I can find online these appear to be discontinued. I bought this new from Knife Center in October of 2021.
