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    For Sale- KYDEX KNIFE SHEATH MAKING EQUIPTMENT

    Firewater Forge replied to Firewater Forge's topic in Classified Ads

    Yes. I know for "production" holsters there are molds available to form the kydex in the vacuum device I have listed here. Some have used their handguns to mold the kydex around but I have not seen it done. There may be a video on YT showing this.
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    I have for sale kydex sheath making equipment. I have a knife smithing business but I need to cut back on work due to health. An eyelet setter press, vacuum press with vacuum pump and a 15"x15" heat press. All used less than a dozen times so everything is like new. New costs total is $1340.00. My price is $600.00. Comes with nine 12"x24" and two 12"x12" kydex sheets Pictures available upon request. Would like to make it a face-to-face transaction as shipping is costly anymore. Cash only. Will consider some form of trade though I am only interested in black powder items.
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    For Sale- KYDEX KNIFE SHEATH MAKING EQUIPTMENT

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    They came out of a bulk pack of brass. They are stamped R-P. The price is $60.00 (plus $10 if you want them shipped to you). This is around half of what they retail for, even if you can get them. It seems they are backordered almost everywhere. Face to face transaction in the north Phx area has to be cash. A check or money order will hold up shipping until it clears. Email me at firewaterforgeaz@yahoo.com.
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    This is the smaller version which works out to 85% of the larger version. I am the original owner and it comes with the original box. I bought it a couple years ago and it has been sitting in the safe all this time and needs a new home. The date on the clip states 01/2020. The retail price is right around $200.00 not counting taxes. I am selling it out of my collection for $150.00 and that price includes shipping. Save yourself $50.00, you won't find this knife in this condition anywhere near my price.
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    SOLD- Benchmade Mini-Reflex Automatic Knife (3.16" Satin) 2550

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    Please text me at 6027177939 and refer to this item so I know it's not spam. Thanks, W.S.
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    Benchmade Mini-Reflex Automatic Knife (3.16" Satin) 2550. Iv'e had this in my collection for around 17-18 years. I used it for an everyday carry for a while but has been sitting in the safe for some time now and has to find a new home. These sell new for $170.00 to well over $200.00. Obviously, I am not asking for that kind of money. While some of the paint may be gone on the protruding parts, the blade is in excellent condition and the action is smooth and fast. $110.00 gets it to your door in AZ. NOTE: If you are not sure as to the legality of owning one of these, they are legal to possess in the state of Arizona, though I personally would not take one on tribal land. But that's just me. The following below is from the manufacture's description: The 2550 Mini Reflex has a matte satin finished blade with a plain cutting edge. The handle is black anodized aluminum with a tip-up pocket clip. The Benchmade Mini-Reflex 2550 series has the solid performance and toughness you expect from Benchmade. This automatic knife fires and locks open via the push-button lock. The black anodized 6061 T-6 aluminum handle has a great profile for grip and comfort with a deep index groove and lip at the base. The 2550 also has an integrated safety on the handle. The 154-CM stainless steel drop-point blade is perfect for a wide range of tasks.
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    SOLD- Benchmade Mini-Reflex Automatic Knife (3.16" Satin) 2550

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    They may be a little dusty from long term storage. The first one is a Cold Steel Kobun made in Taiwan. It is in excellent condition. OAL of 10 1/4" with sheath, 5 1/4" blade including the ricasso. Next is a genuine Air Force survival knife. I believe it was made by Cammilus in the 1980's. It came without an edge (which can be typical) and put one on it. The odd-looking leather object on it is a molle/pals adapter I made for it. It is in excellent condition. It has never been used in the field, just sat around for a quarter century in a safe. Comes with the original sharpening stone. Next one down is a SOG field pup. Is a bit dusty as you can see but is in excellent condition. I used it once a couple years ago to process an elk I got and been cleaned and stored since. On the upper right is a Cold Steel Safekeeper III push dagger which is no longer in production, is in excellent condition. Finally, a Spyderco Rescue 79mm. I got it for when I was a SAR medic but never took it out into the field. It comes with the original box but the pocket clip is gone. Five blades in all for $110.00 face to face. $10.00 more ships them to your door in AZ. Anywhere else in the CONUS will have to be negotiated.
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    Sold - COLD STEEL TANTO

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    I "inherited" this blade and it is part of my collection which I am selling off piece by piece. I don't have an idea how old this is but it has been in my collection for around 25 years, I suspect it is 30 to 35 years old, I have no way of knowing. Made in Japan. Has a rubber grip and brass guard and pommel, original sheath. 8" overall length with a 3 5/8"edge, the ricasso is 1/2". $100.00 gets it to your door in AZ.
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    It's been a safe queen for decades and needs to be rehomed. New condition without box (cannot find it). These are selling for $140 to $180. $100.00 gets it to your door in AZ.
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    SOLD - GERMAN PARATROOPER GRAVITY KNIFE

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    I bought this about 30 years ago for my collection and has been a safe queen ever since. This is a modern made knife and not one from WW2. It has a marlin spike that I didn't show deployed in the pics. Comes with original box. Closed it measures 6" and has a blade of 3 7/8". $110.00 gets it to your door in AZ.
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    SOLD- .35 CALIBER BULLETS

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    This is the retail breakdown: Sierra 35 caliber .358 225gr 50count box $40.00 each X 4 boxes =$160.00+ AZ sales tax of $8.96=$168.96 retail. Hornaday #3510 35 caliber bullets, 200gr sp box of 100count box $54.00 each X 2 boxes =$108.00+ AZ sales tax of $6.05=$114.05 Total retail price is $283.01 which works out to $0.67 per bullet. My price is $120.00 cash, which works out to $0.30 per bullet. Should be a face to face exchange as shipping them would cost alot. I can meet up part way.
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    SOLD- .35 CALIBER BULLETS

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    I am located in Cave Creek.
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    SOLD 45 CALIBER BULLETS

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    Lot of 450 .45cal bullets. The list is: Hornaday #45218 225gr FTX 100-count, retail $54.89. Hornaday #45201 258gr FTX 50-count, retail $44.89. Hornaday #45235 300gr XTR Mag 50-count, retail $40.89. Berry’s Manufacturing 45cal 250gr FMJ FP 200-count $48.98. Retail total (not counting tax that would be $10.22) is $182.66. I am selling them for $100.00 cash. Save $82.00+$10.15tax=$92.15. It should be a face to face transaction as shipping would be horrendous. I can meet part of the way.
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    SOLD - 45/70 BULLETS

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    From my Uncle’s estate, 940 total bullets in 45/70 caliber. To get as accurate a count as possible, I weighed the opened boxes and the ones without a box, converted the weight to grains and divided by bullet weight. When I did the calculation, I erred on the side of less weight to be sure to not over count. What I have is as follows: Laser cast brand unopened box of 405gr bullets, 250 rounds. ($74.00 retail price) Laser cast brand opened box of 300gr bullets, 250 rounds. ($55.00 retail price) Hand casted box of 405gr bullets, 230 rounds. Hand casted box of 500gr bullets, 70 rounds. Hand casted box of 340gr bullets, 140 rounds. $120.00 cash which works out to around 13 cents per bullet overall. Will only sell the whole lot, I don’t want to break it up for individual sales. Transaction would have to be in person as shipping of these would be too much. Could meet somewhere between. Might negotiate partial trade for black powder items.
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    200 pieces total. 100 of Winchester Western unprimed brass and 100 of R-P. Around 25% will have to have the neck resized to straighten out the mouth, pic included to show what I mean. They have been sitting on a shelf for several decades at least. $120.00 to your door in AZ, $10.00 more anywhere else in the conus.
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    Opinions on Rifles?

    Firewater Forge replied to Heat's topic in Muzzleloader hunting for Coues Deer

    Yeah, why not?
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    Opinions on Rifles?

    Firewater Forge replied to Heat's topic in Muzzleloader hunting for Coues Deer

    Full disclosure, the following comment is meant to be satire. For those who could be triggered, viewer discretion is advised: How about having arrows with seeker heads on them. The broadhead blades can move to make course corrections in flight like a sidewinder AIM-9?
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    Opinions on Rifles?

    Firewater Forge replied to Heat's topic in Muzzleloader hunting for Coues Deer

    I understand what you are saying and it can be a slippery slope. However, I was only speaking for myself and my opinion. But consider this: why have rules at all? Start making rules on how it can be done and who knows where it will end?
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    Opinions on Rifles?

    Firewater Forge replied to Heat's topic in Muzzleloader hunting for Coues Deer

    We all can agree to disagree, but allowing scoped guns for ML season I believe departs from the intent of what the ML season is all about. Some of the modern ML guns do as well, in my opinion. That said, as long as hunters are abiding to the rules and regulations of the hunt, I am fine with that.
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    My late Uncle was the first owner and he never fired it. He gave it to me. Been fired <30 times for zeroing and occasional check of zero. The scope is specifically made for the 30-06 ctg and has an illuminated reticle with aim points out to 300yds. With the factory muzzle brake and recoil pad it has very manageable recoil. Taken hunting twice and has been a safe queen for a while now, so it needs to be "re-homed". Comes with seven boxes of ammo and one-half full box (half box are Remington 150grs that are not shown). That's $250 worth of ammo. If .you are interested in reloading dies for this, let me know. Cash only, no exceptions, not to offend anyone but I will be checking the notes with a detection pen. Need to see a valid DL or passport also. $450.00. Located in north Phoenix area. Transaction must take place face to face. I will not send it anywhere. I can be reached here or email at aztrucker64@yahoo.com.
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    SOLD - Harrington and Richardson Handi-rifle 30-06 +extras

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    OK.
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    Original owner. N.I.B. (have the original box) Never been shot. According to the serial number it was made in 1999. Factory engraved receiver with gold inlay logo and accents. William B. Ruger signature on receiver. Located in the Carefree/Cave Creek area. $3000.00 CASH ONLY. Text me at: 708-969-4570 Transaction must take place face to face, I will not send it anywhere.
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    WITHDRAWN: RUGER #1 50th ANNEVERSARY EDITION in 45-70 N.I.B.

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    Not a bad idea.
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