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Mine was delivered today...but to the house where I lived 1.5 years ago. Now I get to wait a few more days until its forwarded. :rolleyes:

Good. My girlfriend forgot to take her Victorinox classic off her keychain last weekend & had it confiscated by the TSA.

Brown ffg delica

.357 mag wrote:Tuff question...

Ha ha, classic!

I purchased mine directly from Amazon with no problems. Amazon is great.

I personally don't think there is a difference in feel, at least in jeans, of the knives you mentioned. I usually carry a para 2 or delica & don't feel a difference because both knives are unnoticeable. My Emerson Traveler (smallest knife they make) is like 1/2 an inch wide & Spydercos feel like ...

FRN Delica was my 1st Spyderco.

Barong.

My Tasman Salt. You can use it hard & put it away dirty.

Maratac AAA in the watch pocket of my jeans.

I would like to dye mine a dark green. Any ideas on whether dark green Rit + grey g10 would equal dark green g10? I'd be sad if it turned out some super ugly shade of brown or something.

I think they look great. You are very artistic.

I hope Bin Laden rots in ****.

Cutlery Shoppe is great. Awesome prices and Jeff's communication is excellent.

gundude73 wrote:what is everyones favorite "series" of spyderco? ie military/paramilitary, delica/endura, calypso, manix etc.

for me it would have to be the paramilitary/military series. :cool: :spyder:

I am with you 100%.

I completely agree to the Tasman's usefulness. I use the **** out of mine everyday at the greenhouse/nursery that I work at. People ask to use my Tasman because it is a pocket chainsaw that I can put away wet. I'm sorry to hear about your family home.

Looks gorgeous. If only I could justify a "need" for one.

Desert digi cam sounds really cool, though I would also buy a standard forest digi cam manix 2. It has to have a DLC blade since we're going camo here and I'd like a saber grind the most but would take any. VG 10 would be a good steel choice.

Supremeresolution is where I got my Tenacious and Tasman Salt. They are a pleasure to deal with and will ship your knife quickly with a tracking number. Don't worry about it.

It's looking pretty right now since I sharpened it and using it at work wore away the tree sap. Next time it's filthy I'll post a picture (should be soon).