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State Police Captain with a 50/50 Military in his pocket

Military combo edge, followed by the Delica for those few occasions when small is better.

I received my new combo edge Military from Cutlery Shoppe today. At $99.00, the price cannot be beat. The blade is long enough to actually benefit from the combo pattern. I know that many on the forum dislike combo blades but I think this may truly be the ultimate knife. I will probably retire my ...

Try the Military. I have both the Wegner and Military and both are fine knives. However, the Military is MUCH easier to clean. IMO this makes it more suitable as a hunting knife.

Samo:

Every MC rider I know has had the crash experience. Mine occurred in the first 2 minutes of my first lesson.

Good luck

Samo:

Looks like a great trip. Thanks for allowing us to live vicariously through you.

One question: Is your military PE or S?

Ken

Boy! I sure did not intend to stir up a storm over the Moran. Maybe I need to take another look. I’m the first to say that Spyderco makes the finest production knives in the world. I own several, including the Wegner and Military.

Samo:

I agree that the Moran is a better executed product that the ...

Am I the only person on the forum who wants to see a better Spyderco fixed blade hunting / outdoor knife? Looked at and handled the Moran but it just doesn’t do anything for me. Currently using the Cold Steel Master Hunter in Carbon 5. It is a nice knife but I feel like a traitor, being the loyal ...

Thanks Sal!!

Spyderco rocks!

As a loyal Spyderco fan, it is my duty to ask, “Where is the 50/50 Military?” I know that many on the forum dislike serrations. Personally, don’t understand why. I have used fully serrated knives for years and find that I can do just about anything required with one. The only exception is skinning ...

Right front pocket:
Wegner 40/60

Left front pocket:
SAK with micron light attached
Spare change
Car keys

Somewhere on the person:
Glock 34 & 3 mags
52 rds of Speer Gold Dot 124 gr +P

Anything else is just window dressing (unless you count the Aimpoint equipped CAR-15 in the trunk)

Jeff/1911

You wanted to know why I selected the Wegner over the Chinook as a hunting tool. The primary reason is the blade shape. The Chinook has a clip-point style blade, which I find less versatile than the Wegner’s drop point. This is particularly important when opening the body cavity of a ...

I recently purchased a Wegner 40/60 and it has become one of my favorites. I cannot wait to test the Wegner during the upcoming deer season. Everything I have read, along with design and quality, tells me it will be a fine hunter. I guess I will need to get one with the plain edge soon.



I saw a ...