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I am not going to name the long discontinued Spyderco model, as I don't know if this is out of line or not, but I could not find any current threads on another forum, so I don't know if making a trade request is in the right ballpark for another model or not.
Any suggestions?

Thank you in advance.

Thank you very much.
Both the knife and the sheath are excellent quality.

I have a NIB Spyderco Hossom Forager knife & wanted to know who made the excellent kydex sheath.
Thanks in advance.
Uncleknife

Gerber LST, first commercial zytel handled folder.

Spyderco Dragonfly in On-Scene Tactical's kydex micro rig is on my keyring.

I have a kydex neck sheath, as well as keyring sheaths for Spyderco dragonfly & for Leatherman Micra, I have carried both for years & they will not come out on accident. mine were made by Eric of On-Scene Tactical. great workmanship.

I thought I read somewhere that a cricket was a status symbol in hospitals.

I know the shows are trying to make non-knife people "notice the knife", but by carrying it knife-out, on the show Lost, Fast & furious, Against all odds & other shows they are teaching these newbies the wrong way to carry a knife. They look rediculous to a knife person to carry a ...

The first movie, I saw that was in in the movie "Against all odds". I think it was the bad guy, walking through an outdoor market, when I saw that & laughed.,but how else was a movie to make the point that the guy had a pocket knife? Back then, the general population wasn't used to see...

I used to see it in movies, where they didn't wan't you to miss catching they were carying knife.

One example is the girl in "fast & furious" when they got out of their cars at the garage.

Maybe that's where they get the idea???

I remember an old bolt action knife, if you flicked it open, it was very difficult to release the lock.

Sorry for the late reply, I was out of town. I have two frn serrated dragonflies, both are currently carried in "microrigs" from Eric of Onscenetactical. One on my keyring & one on wife's keyring. I have tried carrying it clipped to pocket, but I am not comfortable with it as it does n...

What will it cost to replace the plastic clip on my FRN Dragonfly with a metal clip?

Please email me at uncleknife@yahoo.com

Thanks

I used to have the full sized dyad, but it was huge, can't carry that to the office. I have a micarta scaled smaller dyad (I don't remember the model) & it is great, except that it is just too small. I almost never carry it as I feel naked without a 3" blade. I did not buy the micro dyad as...

Now I am going to have to get a D4 with zdp-189 & send it to tom as well. :D
I so need an intervention.

"My name is Uncleknife & I am a spyderco-aholic, I haven't bought a knife in 4 days & counting."

Sorry, It took me a while to get the camera. This is my first time using photobucket, so I hope this works. http://s675.photobucket.com/albums/vv113/uncleknife/Krein%20worked%20Delica/ I LOVE this knife, the scales are beveled & is so comfortable & with the blade's spine, it's an optical ill...

I have read a lot of posts here, over the last few years, about Tom Krein & his grinding skills. I finally got the money together to have him work on my Delica with green G10 & flat ground blade. He ground a splinter picker tip & beveled the spine (like that on a Calypso Jr.) Holly Cr@p ...

Grey handled Calypso Jr. ltwt.
I bought it when it first came out - this replaced my old black handled Calypso Jr. ltwt.

I think the blade shape/grind of the Caly3 is much nicer than that of the flat ground Delica4, but I like the beveled edge of the G10 on the Delica4 better than the 90 degree edge of the Caly3. So, I have to daily switch off which I am going to carry. Do I want the high ride, super rigid black clip ...

When I bought my first spyderco, 20 something years ago, it was a "standard" with serrated edge. After a few days, I thought plain edge knives were a thing of the past, except for scrapping or whitteling. I just did not understand why someone would by a spyderco with plain edge, they were ...