Spyderco C79PSOR Assist Carbide Tip Orange FRN Handles

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Sold Date: 03/25/2008
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Militaria & Weapons

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Spyderco Assist Carbide Tip Orange FRN Handles

Collector Numbered 189 Of 200

(Stock Photo see my pics below)

Product Description:

Spyderco Assist I Orange FRN
~ C79OR ~

Spyderco named this knife after its principal job function, to Assist.
The Assist was designed for emergency/fire/rescue professionals (and for the well-equipped civilian) who rely on their knives to function flawlessly under pressure.

The VG-10 patented blunt-tipped blade is a toothy eighty-percent SpyderEdged for aggressively cutting seatbelts and fibrous material.

The last inch of the tip we've left PlainEdge for detailed cutting (think sharpening pencils). Perched above the Round Hole, a Cobra Hood positions the thumb directly over the hole for quick blade deployment, then doubles as a leveraging platform for the thumb. The wavy pattern cut from the top of the blade (created by a fireman from Sweden) and along the inside of the handle let you place a piece of rope (between the half-open blade and handle) and scissor the blade shut- especially convenient for cutting rope in-and-around flesh without having to fully open/expose the knife's blade.

The safety orange FRN handle is a molded wonder of Bi-Directional textured contours and bulges that ergonomically wrap around your palm. In the closed position, squeeze the blade deeper into the handle and a retractable carbide tip protrudes out from the base for breaking glass. Outlined in contrasting black on the handle's spine is a shrill and attention-pitched survival whistle.

Carries left/right handed, tip-up by means of a tension wire clip.
Spyderco Assist Knife features a 3 11/16" part serrated blade made of VG10 stainless steel.

The blade of this Spyderco knife has a patented lift and pry blunt tip, Spyderco hole and Cobra Hood for ambidextrous one hand opening-even with gloved hands. (The Cobra Hood also serves as a textured thumb rest.)

The finger grooved Safety Orange fiberglass reinforced nylon handle, 4 7/8" closed, has Bi-Directional 3-D texturing for secure grip, a Boye Dent lockback, an emergency whistle, a retractable carbide glass breaker tip (exposed by squeezing the closed blade into the handle) and a lanyard hole.

A side to side reversible wire pocket clip is mounted at the butt end of this Spyderco knife.

The Spyderco Assist Knife with Safety Orange handle has an overall length of 8 3/8" when open, and weighs 4 ounces

This has never been used, sharpened or carried & it comes in it's original box & a copy of the collectors letter.

You Must be 18 or older to buy this knife.

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I am not an expert on the things I auction

I describe the items as best as I can I have tried to be as accurate as I can be with words & pictures.

I will gladly combine shipping on multiple wins. Please do not bid on this unless you intend on paying for it.

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Thank You And God Bless < George Maggos
Wildwoodfolks

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