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Argyll

To heck with all that. I'm still waiting for a deep pocket/low-ride clip for the E4/D4. :mad:

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Argyll

what is a "impact weapon" :confused:

also, does this story apply for the states, or for canada? if someone came into my house and shot my brother and killed him, i'd be in a state of mental insanity and so scared i probably wouldn't know what i just did or what happened. that wouldn't hold up in ...

Nice pics. Unlike yours, the Ayoob's I've seen and handled do indeed have a shiny, smooth, and arguably slick scales.

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Argyll

Those are some nice looking eskrima sticks (the speckled ones). Do you remember where you got them?

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Argyll

Boker's loss is Spyderco's gain. Good luck in the new position.

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Argyll

While all three are great for defensive purposes and have strong locks, I think that the Ayoob, with its slender blade, would be the least suited for hard utility use.

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Argyll

I really like the idea, and the cool factor to me is off the charts. I'm just worried that it may be considered an auto in California. I don't know the blade length, or even if the design is technically an auto, but our state's knife laws do worry me. :( I'd enjoy lending it to a friend and ...

wow... ya know i just had a sickening thought...

with the new and little spyderco knives that are out there that can be used for money clips... ****, someone could take the money wad out of their pocket and place it in the bowl and go on through security and then get it back and no one think ...

Actually that wasn't written by Dennis Miller:

http://www.snopes.com/politics/soapbox/overview.asp

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Argyll

Low Rider Clips!! :D

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Argyll

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Argyll

This is incorrect. I had the best response: Chuck Norris would show up and whup them both.

You're too modest, Joe. What you actually said was hysterical:

If either Janich or Keating even dream of beating Chuck Norris, they'd better wake up and apologize.

(By the way, my money is on Keating ...

Did you catch this line:

Spyderco Inc., for example, makes a tactical knife that, when folded, masquerades as a credit card

WTF? Oh yeah, it would be so easy to mistake one for the other :mad:

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Argyll

Since it does not directly involve Spyderco, doesn't this and similar design postings belong on the off-topic forum?

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Argyll

Thanks for the update, Sal. Looking forward to news of further developments.

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Argyll

LJK wrote: Any idea of a release date?

Official word is "late summer."

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Argyll

I am not sure where I read this maybe someone out there can help , but wasn't there an issue with lock failure with the rolling lock?

I also remember reading about lock failures, I believe it was in regards to the Sifu. Could have been quality control problem, as opposed as to a design flaw ...

From Sal:

"Spyderco is planning a smaller version of the Perrin Bowie. dubbed the "Street beat". approx 3" blade, micarta scales. Should be out late summer."


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Argyll

I also believe it was a SS Cricket - at least that was my first thought when I saw this scene - but they showed too little of it to be 100 % sure.


I had the same reaction, just hint of that familiar stainless steel oval design, but not enough for a positive visual confirmation.

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