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Mcusta Shinra Tsuchi (VG-10 Core - 3.75" Damascus Blade/Damascus Handle) Folding Knives
- United States
- $210.00
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Product description
**Mcusta Shinra Tsuchi Folding Knife**
The Mcusta Shinra Tsuchi is a premium folding knife, showcasing a beautiful hammered finish on the blade and handle. It offers a sleek design with no pocket clip, allowing for deep pocket carry, making it a stylish and practical choice for enthusiasts and collectors.
Condition: This knife is in great pre-owned condition, showing no signs of use except for slight fading on the pivot screw. The action is incredibly smooth and buttery, with superb lockup. The blade retains an incredibly sharp edge, perfect for precise cutting tasks. The interesting design has a framelock model with the majority of the blades internals are on the left side, making the knife appear to be housed more on the right when closed. Unique and special japanese style art piece, beautiful scales. Please refer to the photos for a detailed look at the actual knife being sold.
Inspected, cleaned, and oiled by our team, this knife is ready for immediate use.
Condition
- Very good (little to no signs of use)
In original packaging?
- No packaging at all
Country of manufacture
- United States
Brand/Blacksmith
- Mcusta
Blade shape
- Drop point
Blade length (mm)
89Steel category
- Stainless steel
Steel type
- MagnaCut
Steel hardness (HRC)
- 62
Opening system (folding knives)
- Thumb stud
Handle material
- Titanium
Seller's return policy
- No returns (5-day Buyer Protection Return Policy for Eligible returns still applies)
