Memorial Day sale, today through June 5. In honor of those who have paid the ultimate price for our freedom I want to say a heartfelt thank you. I say “thank you” to all who served, especially those who gave their lives so we could live free. I am forever grateful!   Was $ 185            Now $ 145       Gerber Paul Knife   BRAND:   Gerber MAKER:   Gerber  PATTERN:   Gerber Paul Knife  DESIGNER: Paul Pohlmann LENGTH (Closed):   3’1/2”  HANDLES:   Ivory Micarta LOCK:   Rotating button lock LINERS:   Stainless steel frame is the liner BLADE ETCH:   GERBER / PAUL KNIFE / PORTLAND OR. U.S.A.  PATENT #:   U.S. PAT. 3942249  Stamped on button. CONDITION:   Excellent  DAMAGE:   Normal wear to handle and blade. Sharpening scratches on blade (see pictures). BLADE WEAR:   Estimated at 10% or less.   SNAP:   It has good snap, but what you hear is the snap of the button locking the blade in place. It's a little bit different than the snap of a slipjoint.   MADE IN:   Portland Oregon, U.S.A.     ADDITIONAL INFO:   The Gerber Paul knives were designed by Paul Pohlmann. They were made in the Portland Oregon, at the Gerber factory from 1977 to 1986. There was an additional Series II made in the late 1990s. The rights to the pattern were later acquired by Lone Wolf Knives and they made a number of them with nice handles.     NOTES ON OPERATION: Push the button all the way in and rotate the blade open. To Close, push the button all the way in and rotate the blade closed. If the button is not pushed all the way in the blade gets stiff especially when closing. I have another Paul knife and it has the same issue. I think it is part of the design, perhaps a design flaw. It does take a little practice to get proficient with this style of lock. But once you become proficient, they're very easy to use.     *By Purchasing, The Buyer Confirms It Is Legal For Them Purchase And Own This Knife.   I Accept Money Orders, Personal Checks and PayPal.  Shipped by Priority Mail box or padded envelop in the US.

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