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JonLeBlanc wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 21, 2020 5:03 pm

Welcome to the forum fellow Louisiana person

Thank you sir

So cars are now shipping with laminated side glass? This is the first I’d heard of that. That’ll make getting out really hard to do if the doors and windows don’t work. Wow. We will all need shaped charges to escape a wreck. Here is a link, if I’m allowed to post it on the forum https://www.google....

Bill1170 wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 21, 2020 12:31 am

So cars are now shipping with laminated side glass? This is the first I’d heard of that. That’ll make getting out really hard to do if the doors and windows don’t work. Wow. We will all need shaped charges to escape a wreck.

That is correct.

double tap

sal

Hi Eagleknives, Crybot and Motor51, Welcome to our forum. We have a glass breaker on our Assist model, but retracts so it doesn't scrape up your hand sticking out of the back of the handle of a knife clipped to your pocket. It's specially shaped carbide for optimal breaking. sal Thanks you sir, mig...

Received 2 in the mail today. I ordered a digital Camo/Black blade PM2 and a black/black PM2. Also want to say thanks for the free gifts included in the box, a big advantage to ordering straight from Spyderco

With the new safety glass(think windshield glass on side windows) the glass breaker is becoming a thing of the past. I smashed one with a halligan tool several weeks ago and had to pull the whole window out. A local deputy crashed and was trapped upside down in water on a desolate road. He had to t...

I saw one on the Spyderco website and now it’s a must have. I had the satin blade one but that all black looks awesome.

With the new safety glass(think windshield glass on side windows) the glass breaker is becoming a thing of the past. I smashed one with a halligan tool several weeks ago and had to pull the whole window out. A local deputy crashed and was trapped upside down in water on a desolate road. He had to ta...

Not my favorite blade style but I’d definitely buy one. It looks like the tip is thick enough to endure a good deal of puncturing.

Hello, I’m a new guy here to the forums but have been a LEO for 20+ years at a large agency in Louisiana. When I started out the go to knife was a full serrated spyderco (I still have mine in a box somewhere). Over the years I tried many different brands of knives from autos,OTF,flippers, you name i...