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Try tightening the body screws. I thought some of my Seki models had lock rock but it was because the body screws weren’t tight enough, none of the screws came with loctite on them.

Spydiechef with the Swayback as a close second.

Can’t blame Spyderco for inflation, but I was looking at a receipt on the Golden Stone I bought in 2021 and they are double the price now! If you really look at all the other expenses in life you’ll see a lot of it has gone up massively the last few years and we are being lied to about what the actu...

Now you just have to replace the ugly clip. I put the non-deep carry MXG clip on mine and it matches the handle much better and carries like a dream. Super clean and classy knife that cuts like a dream.

Righty for most, lefty for my Emerson Endela when concealed carrying.

Sharpmaker and the golden stone for my spydercos, worksharp field sharpener for my SAKs.

Most knife companies have figured out that the people want a deep carry pocket clip. I'm sure this has been covered before, but why on earth doesn't Spyderco manufacture a deep carry clip and provide them with each knife? I can only count a few knives overall that their regular clip is more advanta...

i don't have a ukpk yet and have been considering picking one up for a while. this might just push me over the edge. i'm definitely more looking forward to the magnacut manix, but this will be great for traveling to more restrictive areas. I got one so I can carry a knife in Germany. It is really c...

LC200N, I don’t have to worry about rust and it has been super easy for me to keep sharp

Evil D wrote: ↑

Mon Oct 24, 2022 3:08 pm

Hoping to see the Caribbean come back updated with MagnaCut and different scales but I guess all good things come to an end.

They will still have the PE Caribbean models.

It’s not just Seki, My UKPK Salt I just got had no loctite on the pivot when I got it and it was loosening. A dab of loctite and tuning it to the right tightness made the centering and action very good. I’ve had an Endela come w/o loctite and nearly had the pivot come out, but noticed the blade itse...

The swayback is fine, it’s just super fine tuned. If you have any pressure on the lock bar it will be difficult to open. I have xxl sausage fingers and have no issues opening mine.

Never tell anyone or have in writing that a knife is for self defense. There are a lot of prosecutors that would try to victim blame you and jail you for life. Just look at the ringer they tried to run that bodega clerk through in New York.

Lol, the Autonomy 2 has a perfect handle size. I have thick sausage fingers and wear XL-XXL gloves and I still have room on the handle.

The Seki lockback models tend to have lockrock, I have an Endura and Endela and the Endura has some play.

Probably like 75%, but I almost always carry a spyderco. Soon to have a Case added to the carry lineup to test out their Magnacut Marilla since I don’t usually carry my Mule around.

On a model that's ordinarily a two-hand opener, such as a Buck 110, automatic opening can make sense. Autos have a fun fidget factor for some. In all other ways, models with Spyderholes are superior, ymmv. If you’ve ever been in a situation where your hands are cold and numb, or you are wearing thi...

When you guys do the rit dye do you take the knife apart or leave the scales on when you do the dye job?

jwbnyc wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 05, 2022 4:36 pm

It will be interesting to see which of the Two becomes the better seller.

I’m definitely buying one, its like a larger PM2. The PM2 is just a bit too small for my hands and this looks perfect.

This thread caused me to check all my Byrds and I gotta say that centering on them is pretty dang good. My least centered Spyderco is my serrated LC200N PacSalt 2 which actually ain't all that bad, either. My CaraCara 2 isn’t bad, but it has a slightly warped blade that isn’t very noticeable. My ex...