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woodsmanoh wrote: ↑

Wed Jun 06, 2018 12:19 pm

Sign me up! I am on the bug list. My favorite model with one of my favorite steels. where is the discount code?

Check the first post/announcement.

Excellent - glad to see the Para 2 make the Forum Knife list.

I really want to like it because it combines so many things I love but something is lost when you make the Military heavier and this thing has some heft to to. I think I'd just assume have regular liner and full CF than titanium. We already have an all-CF S90V, though - even if a little hard to fin...

1 week late to buying one new from CS, and people are already considering paying $225 for this knife!?! That seems bonkers to me... I agree but.... This was the highest priced PM2 sprint to date. There's a lot of flippers out there who bought multiples and need to recoup now. I for one hope CS fill...

Well.....the guys that said not to worry were correcto!!!! Spoke to Charlynn this morning. She told me I got that letter because they found the knife was taken apart....I NEVER touched the scale screws EVER!! Bought the knife from GP....an excellent dealer I've dealt with many times. The only thing...

As mentioned in your BF thread, there were D3 and E3 trainers, which had solid blades.

A big amen to that! A month and a half after release and there's still some of these ParaMilitary2 Black CTS-XHP/Orange G-10 left! Once again, the price ($175), black coated blade and okay steel are working against it. I dare say the BladeHQ ParaMilitary2 CPM-M4/Natural G-10 at $149.99 will sell out...

Actually (FWIW, which may not be a lot), when I think of "iconic" and Spyderco, I don't think of a specific knife, but the features that in my mind were the features that distinguished the early Spyderco knives: hole opener, lockback lock and a pocket clip.

There are so many but this to me is *the* knife that is the poster child of the brand. It may not be the most popular or get the most hype and posts about it, but to me it's like the old wise elder that the whole village looks up to. http://www.knifeworks.com/ProductImages/spyderco/sc07s.jpg If the...

There are so many but this to me is *the* knife that is the poster child of the brand. It may not be the most popular or get the most hype and posts about it, but to me it's like the old wise elder that the whole village looks up to. http://www.knifeworks.com/ProductImages/spyderco/sc07s.jpg If the...

OTOH, there are only a small number of SAE miniature machine screw sizes in the range that might possibly be used by Spyderco. I would assume the same is true for miniature metric machine screws as well. So, finding a screw of the proper size should not be too much of a problem. Finding one of exac...

I don't know about the quantity, but it still shows as in stock for purchase on their web site today.

Did anyone have trouble getting the online pre-order from KnifeCenter to work?

jimmyjohnjohn wrote:Sounds to me like they were priced right. 30-60 day inventory depletion is about right.

My wallet hates to agree, but you're right. They would have flown out the door (and onto eBay) at, say, $150. In the long run that's not good for anyone.

That is a pretty quick sell-through for 800 knives. :spyder: They aren't "sold through" yet? According to an earlier post (see below), there are ~10 pieces or less left. I think that qualifies as sold through, no? Not sure how I missed this topic.....luckily got an order placed but was told today t...

I bet Jeff is pleased with how these sold (and deserves to be). That is a pretty quick sell-through for 800 knives. :spyder: I hope that Jeff is pleased. I appreciate his efforts to give us some unique knives. And I still hope to see Orange Native5 with XHP in the near future. All I have to say is:...

Are these seriously still available? Amazing. This has gotta be a record. PM hype officially dead? Pluses (orange; PM2) weighed down by minuses (coated blade; steel that is neither hot nor "super"; pricing generally perceived as somewhat steep compared to other sprints, exclusives and production va...

Ahem...same here.

I've never tossed a knife in an ultrasonic cleaner, but I've used them on a lot of other things with great results - sounds like a reasonable plan. You probably already know the cautions, such as using either a cleaner sold for the purpose or something that can't harm anything that's going in. (For ...

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