A seller walks in thinking he’s carrying a quirky old pocket knife — but Corey quickly realizes this thing is hiding way more than a blade. Once expert Alex arrives, the truth comes out: it’s a fully functional 1870s French knife pistol, complete with a switchblade, a wine opener, and a tiny .22-caliber firing chamber.
From testing the corkscrew trigger to firing it on the range, this strange hybrid weapon turns into one of Corey’s most surprising appraisals — ending in a $7,000 valuation and a $4,200 deal.
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Yeah spoils of war