The Back Door: Chris Reeve Large Sebenza 31 - Drop Point MagnaCut, Elforyn Inlay, DLT Exclusive - Made in USA (Trade In)

The Back Door entry. Used. No fall damage. Has the box.

This is a Large Sebenza 31 in the DLT exclusive Elforyn configuration, drop point MagnaCut on titanium with Elforyn inlays. Look the photos over before you buy.

The Sebenza is the knife every titanium framelock since 1990 has been measured against, and the 31 is the current one. Chris Reeve Knives builds them in Boise, hand fits every lockface, and ships each one with a birth certificate. The lockup is the whole argument. It arrives dialed and it stays dialed, which is not something most framelocks can claim after a few years.

Elforyn is the part that makes this one hard to find. It is a synthetic ivory substitute, warm and dense, and it takes a polish that reads like something from a much older knife. DLT had this configuration made as an exclusive, so it does not appear in Chris Reeve's standard catalog.

MagnaCut is the steel that rewrote the chart. High corrosion resistance and high toughness at the same time, which used to be a tradeoff you had to pick a side of. On a Sebenza it means you can carry and use it without thinking about the blade at all.

Made in Boise, Idaho.

Why This One Stands Out

• DLT exclusive Elforyn inlay, not a standard catalog configuration
• CPM MagnaCut drop point blade
• Titanium frame lock, hand fit in Boise
• Large frame, the original Sebenza size
• Priced under what these run new

Specifications

• Condition: Used, trade in
• Brand: Chris Reeve Knives
• Model: Large Sebenza 31
• SKU: L31-1602
• Blade Steel: CPM MagnaCut
• Blade Style: Drop point
• Handle Material: Titanium with Elforyn inlays
• Lock Type: Frame lock
• Deployment: Manual, thumb stud
• Includes: Box
• Fall Damage: None
• Country of Origin: Made in USA (Boise, Idaho)

About The Back Door

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