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I been off the net for a while. What are the specs on the Paramilitary? Tip up or down, blade length, etc? Thanks.

ENDURA, Sorry-had to say it.

I always had outstanding service from Knifecenter.com. I am willing to pay a little more for service I can depend on.

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I just spoke with Knifecenter.com yesterday. They have the new Enduras. Im not sure about the Delica. Drop them an e-mail, they have good customer service.

Thanks for the info guys.

Mr. Skin

As we know all to well the media in the Twin Cities would not accept anything other than "utility carry". I pitty the officer/security guard who defends himself/herself with a knife no matter how justified it is.

I just received the 2002 catalog and I see the Endura is now made with VG-10 with a flat grind. Whats the difference/advantage between flat grind and hollow grind? Why is VG-10 better? Thanks for your comments.

I have a Endura with a black serrated blade. I bought it about eight years ago. I haven't seen any other Enduras with a black blade. Anyone know how many of these were made.

Im with J Smith and Samo on the Endura with camo or green handles and a black blade. I have an Endura with a black blade, I bought it about 8 years ago. It's the only one I have ever seen. Anyone else have and Endura with a black blade?

Im with J Smith and Samo on the Endura with camo or green handles and a black blade. I have an Endura with a black blade, I bought it about 8 years ago. It's the only one I have ever seen. Anyone else have and Endura with a black blade?

Im just looking for a black clip.

I like the Endura and Delica. Both are good multi-purpose knives.

Anyone know if an Emerson clip would fit on a Spyderco Wegner Clipit. Im trying to fing a lower profile black clip for mine.

Tip up is the way to go.

Is the Renegade tip up or tip down carry?

Somthing else you mat want to consider is the ability of the Beretta frame and slide to handle to abuse of the .40 s&w round. I did some research a couple of years ago and found that a number of police departments were having catostrophic slide and frame failures with Beretta .40 pistols. Ohio State ...

Somthing else you mat want to consider is the ability of the Beretta frame and slide to handle to abuse of the .40 s&w round. I did some research a couple of years ago and found that a number of police departments were having catostrophic slide and frame failures with Beretta .40 pistols. Ohio State ...

I would go with the Glock. I have carried both guns for years and to me the Glock seems better suited for use under stress. The Beretta is a fine gun and you will not find one made better. The block design of the Glock is easier to manipulate under stress and under less than perfect condition, wet ...