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Home Products PRIML Flipper Protoype

PRIML Flipper Protoype

by Oeser, Jared, Scoopyloops Beads

SKU 1084646

Date Added 01/23/2024

# Available This product is out of stock

Price $2,300.00

Overview

This PRIML flipper by Jared Oeser features a hand rub satin finished blade with a notched flipper. The handle has cross cut black Westinghouse micarta scales, bead blasted titanium frame, tip up clip and layered g10 backspacer with lanyard bail. Black micarta Scoopyloop attached. Nice detent, lockup and blade seating. Comes with original box, leather sheath, cloth and COA dated 9-2-21. Has some light scuffs and scratches on the blade, clip and frame otherwise great condition. Marked Protype 2 on the card. 

Product Details

Blade Length 3.375

Overall Length 7.875

Closed Length 4.5

Weight (oz) 2.8

Source Previously owned

Additional Specs

Knife Type Tip Up Carry, Tip Up Clip, Has Sheath

Blade Material S45VN

Blade Details Clip Point, Tanto

Handle Material Metallic, G10, Micarta

About the Maker

Oeser, Jared
Oeser, Jared

"Ever since a young age I have enjoyed and collected knives. After many years of using and collecting knives from various makers I felt it was time to start making them myself. I had a few goals when I started making knives. First, I would never call a knife finished until it looked and performed like a knife I would buy and keep. Second, I would make what I like, not what someone else likes. I have been an artist for as long as I can remember. My media of preference has been pencil ever since I was a little tyke. I have studied art and design my entire life and I try to apply the principles I have learned in my knives. I want them to look good, feel good and perform as well as any other knife out there. I stand behind all of my knives. If it does not perform or you just don't like it contact me and I'll take care of you. Making knives is not my full time business. I am a home builder primarily and make knives on the side. I can't really call it a hobby since I charge people money for what I make but it is still an enjoyable pastime for me and I hope it continues to be for many years to come. I first decided to try making knives in July of 2011. I approached my long time friend David Lang and asked him to teach me the ropes. My first experience on a grinder was on his Bader with a 14" wheel. Next I made a knife that would be the basis for my Uinta Bushcraft. It was a full convex blade made from O1. I completed that in August of 2011 and the rest is history. Finally in 2012 I made my first slip joint knife which has always been my end goal. I continue to make both types of knives but my main passion is folders. They are something I use and carry every day and remind of the knives my grandpa used to carry. I try to combine modern materials and techniques with the old traditional style of yesteryear."

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