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We’re lucky Lisa didn’t tweak the name after something that was actually contemporary: Spanx 🤣 :rofl Spanx would be a good nickname for the skinny scale Manix. Tuck that belly away https://cdn11.bigcommerce.com/s-2fjybu1ros/images/stencil/1280x1280/products/319/1609/Agent-Manix-LW-Clips__91443.1709...

From Sal We were having a meeting with Sales and Marketing trying to come up with name for Eric's latest design. In the realm of Lynx and Bobcat, both names already being used by competitors, I suggested "Manx" as a bob tailed cat. Then it was learned that a Manx is a female cat, which we ...

Decided to take mine apart and customize it. Replaced the detent with a ceramic one (2mm like every other Colorado comp lock model), skinnied it, and modified the front choil to not have the pointy g10 towards the front (I always do this, it opens up room for the tip of your index finger so is much...

Decided to take mine apart and customize it. Replaced the detent with a ceramic one (2mm like every other Colorado comp lock model), skinnied it, and modified the front choil to not have the pointy g10 towards the front (I always do this, it opens up room for the tip of your index finger so is much ...

Anyone skinny their scales yet? Mine came in today and thinking of making the move. Try RCBladeworks. MG2 Thanks! Couldn't find an example on their site, but they have one on youtube. If anyone else is interested: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/R0xHrGkLtVk Not sure I like the flat like I do a curve...

Anyone skinny their scales yet? Mine came in today and thinking of making the move.

National Knives - Military DLC C36GPBK for $189 (47.5% off MSRP), log in for price Please provide a link. I checked their website and couldn’t find it. Thanks! Pasting into search C36GPBK the model comes right up You went to all that trouble just to not give him the link? Nice, bro. Chill out. I ju...

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National Knives - Military DLC C36GPBK for $189 (47.5% off MSRP), log in for price

Please provide a link. I checked their website and couldn’t find it.
Thanks!

Pasting into search C36GPBK the model comes right up

40% is still a very good discount. It’s not a 40% discount. It’s 40% off of MSRP. For example, a plain G-10 PM2 is $265 MSRP. OpFocus price: $159 Street (MAP) price: $198.75 That’s about a 20% discount. Thanks, everyone understands that though. "Discount" is what Spyderco calls it, as sho...

Doubling down on William's post, I also appreciate it. Fewer and fewer brands offer such a large discount to vets (and others). 40% is still a very good discount. I get the sprint run removal too, as those must have less profit margin.

They do, but you probably want to call the dealer to verify what their stock is because it was a rolling change. Thanks, I though it was odd that an H2 blade came with an uncoated lock bar, since H2 replaced H1. I got two salts with mixed coated/uncoated parts as well, one from the factory store ev...

They do, but you probably want to call the dealer to verify what their stock is because it was a rolling change.

$150 for military 2's at KJ is better than OpFocus even. The s110v version sold out quick at that price

Depends on the knife. Normally I'll go tip down if it's longer and tip up if shorter though

Unlike the above poster, I have seen quite a few posts with this exact complaint around the Internet in the various Spyderco and knife groups. It just seems to be part of the crucarta version, either due to micarta as yablanowitz said or something with the design. If you want a PM2 to use like that...

Unlike the above poster, I have seen quite a few posts with this exact complaint around the Internet in the various Spyderco and knife groups. It just seems to be part of the crucarta version, either due to micarta as yablanowitz said or something with the design. If you want a PM2 to use like that,...

I use Si3N4 but believe people have used both successfully. I have thousands of openings on some and can't by eye at least see any groove; it just looks polished. I haven't tried feeling any though don't think you will have to worry this lifetime.

It's easy to replace the ball if that's the problem. Grab a 2mm ceramic ball, poke the existing one out, press the new one in (even a cheap screw clamp will work to press it in). Thank you. This is what im going to do, 2mm if for certain the correct size? Yep 2mm is correct. I followed this guy's g...

It's easy to replace the ball if that's the problem. Grab a 2mm ceramic ball, poke the existing one out, press the new one in (even a cheap screw clamp will work to press it in).

BHQ posted this is being recalled by Spyderco because of some production issue, and that will delay the release date.