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Looks like a leverletto knockoff. The real ones are not very expensive so I would recommend the real thing. I'm sure the designer of the leverletto, Bill DeShivs, would not be happy with this clone.

Isn't that like a blind bid with high bid getting it? I'm not sure what was wrong with this.

what makes it even worse is the fact that a couple of my very good friends are caught up in this crap too. They are only caught up, because they want to be... Hopefully they both tell the guy to stick it. If the guy wants to auction his knife, make him do it in a public auction. BTW- I know this th...

Thanks sir.

If you'll look at these; some have the spring exposed, some don't. I don't think it detracts at all.

I was under the impression that they were working with MIkov on this. I have seen $1000+ quoted for the first batch.

I have not handled either of those but I have a Lone Wolf Diablo and a couple of Microtech LCC's that are very nice. I would edc the Diablo but probably couldn't bring myself to do the same with the LCC.

I wondered it this was going to slide.

I would buy one or two. I'm kinda partial to red.

He apparently is just doing custom knives now. This has been ongoing for about 6 months or so.

Yes JIm I used it and it is still in use. A really old technique that has held up.

Gutta percha is used in dentistry to obliterate the canals when doing root canals. When it is touched with a hot instrument it becomes semi-flowable and can be compressed to conform to the space you need to fill.

I'm happy to see you found "the knife" Jeff.

Sprite, It's a shame you self-destructed. I had high hopes for you. You just needed to be a little less pushy.

Since your question has been stagnating, I'll take a shot. I have one with the clip point blade, satin finish, numbered and it has the usual MIcrotech attributes. It opens hard, is very sharp and is a little larger than the II and III. The lock-up is solid. Usually you don't get the lowest prices at...