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1911 Ultimate Equipment Knife with Mammoth Ivory checkered grips A-3014
1911 Ultimate Equipment Knife with Mammoth Ivory checkered grips A-3014
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Ultimate Equipment 1911 Fixed Blade Knife — Discontinued & Very Rare
A hard-to-find fixed blade from Ultimate Equipment, built around the iconic 1911 grip platform. This discontinued model is a standout for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
- Manufacturer: Ultimate Equipment — discontinued, very rare on the secondary market
- Blade: 440 4 inch stainless steel with a durable black finish
- 1911 Grip Compatibility: Accepts all full-size 1911 grips, so you can customize the look to fit your style
- Installed Grips: Checkered mammoth ivory 1911 grips — genuine fossilized material with classic checkering for a secure hold and a striking, one-of-a-kind appearance
- Sheath: Includes a fire-starter sheath, ready for field and camp use
- Condition Note: The mammoth ivory has a few natural dark spots characteristic of the material; these do not show up in the photos
A rare opportunity to own a discontinued Ultimate Equipment 1911 fixed blade fitted with premium mammoth ivory grips and a fire-starter sheath.
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FREE PRIORITY MAIL SHIPPING!
All orders over $25 are eligible for free shipping. Your grips are automatically shipped with $100 of free insurance. Customer is responsible for obtaining additional coverage (must call for this 863-660-8383).
DETAILS
Colt, Gold, or Silver Medallions can be added to these grips for $25. Wilson Combat Medallions can also be added (please call for any medallion add-on).
Ambi-Safety can be added at no charge. Please choose the grip style (Bobtail, Roundbutt, Magwell, or Classic 1911 Style) from the drop-down menu when adding grips to your cart.
TIPS
We often get asked about the best products to maintain the beauty of ivory grips. The ABSOLUTE BEST PRODUCT ON THE MARKET is Renaissance Wax Polish. This was is also good for minimizing the effects of dehumidifiers on wood and ivory.
Dehumidifiers are great for gun metal, but terrible for any natural material such as ivory or wood. We do not recommend their use for our grips because of the negative effects.
Also, it is best to keep your grips on a gun.
Lastly,
PLEASE KNOW YOUR STATE LAWS CONCERNING IVORY