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Very great knife. I used it as my EDC for about 6 months.

ok thanks.

Does anyone know what a good price on a Blue Dodo would be?

type00rev wrote:My very first Spyderco was a Stainless Steel SE Harpy. I EDC'd that knife for the better part of 10 years. Great knife.

The SS Harpy was also my first Spydie. Very nice knife that can cut through just about anything without losing its edge. Definitely a good buy.

The Harpy was my first Spyderco purchase, loved it ever since.

Whats the deal with BST lately? Is the server down or something?

Oh, and heres my latest purchase.

Sorry about the size of the pic, i cant make it any smaller.

Was at a gunshow today. Rummaged through a box and found this. :) The knife... lol. I've had the USP, I did buy the holster today too though. http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/9071/dsc00702ob1.jpg Its been taken somewhat care of. The serrations tips are gone but they are SHARP and the edge is POLISH...

I really like the shape of both leaf, and khukri blade, but i have not had a chance to hold either, so i can't tell you which performs better. Though if I had to go by looks, I'd choose the Khukri.

I'm starting to find myself drawn to the Wharncliff blade shape. Correct me if I'm wrong but the current production Wharnies include the Kiwi, Cento 4, Urban and Spin. Sal, are there plans to introduce any not-yet-released models with this blade shape? Maybe something along the lines of an urban bu...

I love to carry my full size Calypso.

You forgot about the P'kal.

I'm really sick to hear all this so called "polliticaly correctness" BS. Anyone who cares to look over statistics will notice that banning weapons of any kind didn't stop, nor even diminish criminalty. Only the regular, law abiding citizen is left more and more helpless - and he keeps pay...

I'm partial to the ATR, although i would never use my Ti to cut anything, but the SS is very nice for various jobs.

I'm sure there is a thread like this somewhere else, I just couldn't find it. Anyways I would have to say my favorite knifes other than my Spydercos are my Microtechs.

I see what Sal is trying to say, although Spyderco is my favorite and preferred knife company, I still love my Microtechs. As for BM, they are still very high on my list of knife makers and I think they make a good knife also.

I think the laws are flawed, I can open a knife with a wave on it faster than any automatic or assisted I have ever owned.

I like the knife itself, but i'm not too fond of the foliage green. I would love a sprint run of both the Barong and the Khukri in black.

In my own experience i can open a wave faster than any other type of knife.

I think it'd be a nice addition to my collection.