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I think one of the more interesting parts of this alloy is the inclusion of some Nitrogen. Its a small amount so should be interesting to see how much change this makes.

So, you are saying that you don't think there are any that should have passed inspection. Have you compared any CC releases?

So, you are saying that you don't think there are any that should have passed inspection. Have you compared any CC releases?

As a student it may not be legal on your campus to carry a knife. With 'zeri tolerance' policies in effect you need to be very careful. Make sure you know what the policy is on the campus. That said I would say you need to decide between the edc blade and the camping knife. In your case they should ...

With the collectors series added into the scales that came out well, not seconds, how many knives passes quality control? Any idea of the collectablity of pristine cf Cats and Chicagos?

When looking for knives with top quality materials and desigs, each Spyderco is a 'Hole in one'.

Thanks for the notice. I am pretty bummed about missing some of the recent sprint runs. I need to be able to get on here more often. This looks like it is going to be awesome.

A leaf shaped blade would be overall more versatile while a little added length would also be nice. Oh yeah, another vote for h1.

I would start by buying a Citadel, might as well take advantage of one of the few perks that exist for being in the military (maybe not to actually bring but they are very cool and I really would like one). For a fixed blade I would take a look at the Ontario Gen II line. They are of 5160 steel, as ...

I doubt that many knife scalpers bother to pay taxes on their 'investment purchases' as income, I think it would be just deserts for those to purchase many, and prevent others from being to purchase even one, to get stuck with a stock pile that they can not resell with a significant price increase.

Are naked, kydexed Mules too large or heavy? They seem like they would be a great choice.

Any update?

Mine responds best to an inexpensive diamond rod by Smiths followed by a Sapphire Stone by lansky. ZDP-189 also seems to respond better after it has been sharpened several times.

Is that a sprint run? I am not sure if I would be happy with the ZDP or sad I did not get a full flat grind.

Wow that yellow is a great color, way brighter then oranges.

Can someone take a pic of the thickness of the liner?

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Doc Pyres wrote:I really need a Spydersaw for some gardening and some camping chores. I'd love to see a sprint run in a new steel, maybe H1.

Now there is a great idea.

This should be interesting.

I agree that ambidexterity is likely an important consideration. Sorry I have discounted it, I am pretty much ambidextrous myself and have no problem opening or closing any liner or frame lock knife I currently own. The only ones I have had significant issue with are the M16 line from CRKT. I do not ...

Not to discount what you are saying but I have not seen many but perhaps there are many in the brands I tend not to purchase. I will trust to your experience. As a general impression, and my personal preference, is that liner locks, for the most part, are not in the same category as a frame lock or ...