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This has probably been said already but,
There was a serrated edge Stainless steel police in the movie Parker. You can't miss it.

Spyderco StreetBeat in a custom concealx sheath cliped to my belt using a G-clip at my 3 O Clock position.

I also carried an orange military for the longest time, but the StreetBeat has always been there everyday, day in and day out.

I wrap the sharpmaker stones with sand paper and re-profile the edge in the 15 degree slots. Then when the edge is completely 15 degree's I switch over to the 40 degree slots and put a micro bevel on the very edge starting with the brown stone's and finishing off with the ultra fine stone's.

Try putting the handle together first, then slip the spring bar in from the front. Doing it sandwhich style runs the risk of damaging the back spacer.

Post those pics.

Just a tip, the StreetBeat is not over priced for what you get. The quality and fit and finish of the StreetBeat is outstanding and from what I've seen it's easily on par with some customs costing twice the price. To me it really is great that you can find such high quality and fit and finish in a p...

I have never seen this. Sounds interesting. Is it possible to post a pic of what you guys are talking about? :)

I'm in for a fixed Bowie!

Pic's? :)

Like I said I've read in some reviews and descriptions of the liner lock Military that they used titanium for the lock. But I never once seen it mentioned in the official Spyderco description of it. So that lead me to believe that maybe some of the older runs of the Military possibly used a Titanium...

Armalite Native wrote:What about the Tenacious? That has the bushings.

Nope I don't think it does.

Can anyone tell me which Military variation's have the Titanium liner lock? From the reviews and descriptions I've read some say it's Ti and some say it's stainless steel. I'm confused as to which one's carry the ti liner lock. All the Military's I have are all stainless steel liner lock knives. Jus...

No doubt. +1 I wouldn't want my products being sold by a dealer who conducts business in such a negative fashion. Especially with their dealer name being "Spydie guy's" That's just bad for business if you ask me. Now they will have their own little unofficial ebay setup on there site that ...

Speaks volumes...
http://toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/negs?User=s ... eceived+by
Another ebay name he operates under.
http://toolhaus.org/cgi-bin/negs?User=h ... eceived+by

Yup shady was the term I was looking for...

They IMHO were super shady. I'm glad to see them leave eBay. Hope they don't come back. Do a search for "DO NOT BUY FROM Spydie Guys or habadash2010" and you'll see what im talking about.

Ya it's just the tang scrapping/rubbing against the G10 while opening the blade. You'll see the light scratches on the tang from it soon enough. Nothing to be worried about IMO my dodo does the same.

Double post...

IMHO that's acceptable for the price point.

I'd check out a few reviews of the Gayle Bradley.