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Joshua J. wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 13, 2021 1:40 am

I hate to bring in the dreaded "Car Analogy", but Spyderco Knives are like Sports Cars.

Who needs a dozen Sports Cars?
Who wants a dozen Sports Cars?

Shhhhh! Jay Leno might hear you! :eek:

Glad to see some Zatoichi fans in this thread, while there have been longer, more choreographed, and flamboyant fight scenes in movies throughout the years, I still appreciate the Ichi-san fights because they are a bit more realistic in that they don't go overly long and are still great tot this da...

Using my favorite (non-locking) knife, the ANSØ.

Glad to see some Zatoichi fans in this thread, while there have been longer, more choreographed, and flamboyant fight scenes in movies throughout the years, I still appreciate the Ichi-san fights because they are a bit more realistic in that they don't go overly long and are still great tot this day...

sal wrote: ↑

Mon Apr 12, 2021 2:45 pm

Hi Yomagn'tho,

Welcome to our forum.

sal

Thanks for the welcome Sal, glad to be here!

Nothing fancy, but the last gun I bought was a 1970's Charter Arms Undercoverette in 32 Long. I have been wanting a pleasant recoiling snubby for quite awhile and saw one for a very good price.

I voted for 1 and in the US. Love the Mules and will happily take a Magnacut as I have spent a lot (and I mean a lot) of time reading Larrin's articles on Knifesteelnerds while doing my own research into steels. Happy to see Larrin got this steel made.

Hello all, new to the forums but not new to Spyderco (own just shy of a couple dozen) nor new to the fascination with steel. I posted this on another board but wanted to come hear to post as well as talk about Spydies! Some years back I became very interested in knife steel, specifically in how the ...