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I didn't get any photos of this trip, but here's an awesome video produced by Ben from BladeHQ.com of an outing he and I had to beat on a Paramilitary 2 out in the snow and woods. Check it out:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zc7wesmuA4

araneae wrote:Sal has mentioned that the prohibiting issue is getting consistent batch to batch color from their Chinese makers.

Do I hear Sprint Run, then? Seriously, a one off batch should solve consistency issues, and make them collectible at the same time.

Just a few wishful mock-ups.

Photoshop can do wonders, but Sal can do real magic! What do you think? Will we ever see a run of Cara Cara 2's with colored G10?

ps - I'd settle for colored FRN with that cool new bi-directional texture.

Sure, it adds traction, but is that traction actually needed? After all, if you're using the choil, chances are that you're choking up on the blade to get more precise cuts. In my mind, none of these precise cuts should require a lot of force nor the traction that the choil jimping provide.

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gbelleh wrote:Both of these are listed in the 2010 supplement catalog on the Spyderco website. They have been discussed on this forum too. I'm looking forward to picking up the Meadowlark when it becomes available.

Just discovered that after I made the post. Whoops! :o

Still really looking forward to them.

I found these for sale as pre-orders on knifecenter.com, but no word on the date of availability.

I want them both now. :D

72, expecting a high of 91. Pretty bearable for this time of year, and definitely cooler than I remember from years past. I'm in the Rockies btw.

I discovered some new, unreleased Byrd knives on KnifeCenter.com the other day. Availability is stated as "This is a delayed new product--pre-order only at this time." with no indication of when they'll be released. I haven't found any mention of them on Spyderco's site, nor any other online stores ...