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Wandering_About wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2023 7:32 pm

JB in SC wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2023 7:11 pm

Nice rod….Kabuto?

You have an excellent eye, that is a Kabuto! 7'6" 4wt. It is an amazing rod, Kab is a real craftsman.

Yes he is, I owned a 7’6” 3 weight for quite a few years. His bamboo reel seats are a give a way

Wandering_About wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 18, 2023 7:04 pm

15V PM2 out in the mountains.

Nice rod….Kabuto?

K390 cuts…but would jump at the chance of a Magnacut version .

Ole Reliable....

When this thread started, I wondered what similar changes could be observed, on average, as time passed and people got further into the hobby. I'm not seeing much of a pattern. People seem to go all different directions with this hobby! Some go light, others heavy; some go long, others short; some ...

I’d like one in thin G-10 with the standard three screw clip, yes I’m a Luddite…

Moving the spring slightly forward worked quite well. Entire process took maybe ten minutes including fresh lube. Thanks again!

I got the FRN version this week. A nice knife but it is very thin. The lock is a bit hard to disengage but will get better with use. The thin blade is one of the best parts! The lock on mine never got any softer until I did something about it, if you ever take the knife apart, take the time to move...

I got the FRN version this week. A nice knife but it is very thin. The lock is a bit hard to disengage but will get better with use.

I like using a serrated Z-Cut or a coarse-edge Mule for food prep and eating. They stay sharp longer than my other kitchen knives. And I smile big when I use them! https://i.postimg.cc/HL46KGr8/IMG-E4775.jpg Nice…the Z-Cut is a super utility knife. The introduction of the Sharpmaker made serrated e...

Are there torque values listed for the various screws/models? Thank you, AF Check out Wiha recommendations here https://www.wihatools.com/pages/torque-screwdriver-blades-guide You have to exercise some caution using the smaller sizes for titanium screws. William Henry uses some tiny ones. Easy to s...

I have a lefty SS Executive (it is a super EDC) that I've owned for many years. I sure would love a Co-Pilot in SS or G-10 (with ambi clip of course).

Well, got mine today. Great knife for a right handed person, but not working out as well as I thought it would for a lefty....opening is a hassle.

Oh well....I'll guess I'll stick with my G-10 Dragonfly.

I get the larger ones at Blade every year.

I'm hoping mine will show up before Christmas. I was wondering how well it would work out as a lefty (being a member of the sinister sixth). The blue/gray looks very nice.

I did buy the Tak Fukuta ceramic blade with magnesium scales a few years later. I kept it for a number of years, and sold it to a good friend. I don't remember the ceramic edge having enough bite for some materials....too smooth perhaps.

The JD Smith is a slicer. The Chowke or Rock Lobster (a monster of a blade) would work.

I've owned (and used) this little guy for twenty years. It was my first Spyderco and still one of my favorites. And yes I still have the foil wrapper :)



I failed to buy the LH Co Pilot the store had in stock... :o