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Wolverine666 wrote:Hello ,
I am new to the Spyderco Forum and I'm very happy to be here.

Welcome to the forum. Lots of nice people and everything SPYDERCO.

I recommend the very popular Sage 1 for your collection. You'll love it. :D

I'm a fan of the Caly's like many others here. Since it has the wire pocket clip that I really like, I wonder if Spyderco may consider it for the Delica or others in the future?

What do you think? Would you like to see the Delica or others with the wire pocket clip?

Everyones taste is different but here we go.
Well it is heavier and wider then the FRN which makes for a more positive grip and fell in my hand. I think the stainless steel back spacer and hardware with the color of the g10 just goes together perfect. I like that the G10 looks gray to me, (but i ...

I have a couple of the FRN versions and really like them but this one just blows them away. The weight and the fit & finish is just perfect for me.

Since the blade is the same, you must be referring to the weight, fit and finish. Otherwise, in what way does the G10 version "blow away" the FRN ...

IMO, the Dragonfly 2 does not need liners, due to its small size and potential uses. However, the Delica FRN and Endura FRN both have skeletonized liners.

Bill, I'm still new to Spyderco and didn't know the Delica and Endura had liners. Thanks for that info. I appreciate the input from all you ...

I'm wanting a Dragonfly 2 and I'd like to know what practical advantage (if any) does the G10 with liners offer over the plain FRN version without liners?

I understand the strength argument, but I don't think the FRN Delica and Endura have liners. Point being that they perform great without them ...

Ouch! kind of a expensive knife to be grinding on for no reason. Surely someone broke the tip off using it, because I can find no other reason than that to start grinding on it. I would buy another Millie and swap the blade out. :eek: :rolleyes:

Yep, what he said. Or, just cut your loses, sell it ...

Now that's what I'm talking about... awesome! :spyder:

I'll be praying for both you guys. Our son had cancer and is now in remission. God is not just good, He is great! :)

Welcome bigflash, I'm a new member myself. This is a great forum with gobs of info and pics, not to mention any help that you might need. :D

Its possible they went with combo because the blacked out blades are a good seller for the armed forces, police, etc. And maybe the armed forces and others wanted combo to have the benefit of serrated but also the benefit of plain.

I hadn't thought of that. That may be part of the answer, it ...

I like the look, but I'd remove that hook and round to match the rest of the hole. But, that's just me, you must like the wave. Thanks for posting. :)

The Delica is an all time favorite and one of the biggest sellers for Spyderco. It is produced with a plain edge, combo edge and full serrated. The combo version is also available with a black blade.

I'm puzzeled as to why there is no black plain edge available in what is arguably Spydie's most ...

How about a Delica with a plain BLACK blade. Why produce a combo edge and not plain edge? I know they used to make one, but it's been long discontinued.

And, consider the same for the Endura, please. :)

Thanks very much for the reply. Maybe someone will notice the interest. :D

As a newb to Spyderco's, can I ask why there is no Delica with a plain edge black blade? The only black model I find is with the combo edge.

Also, wish it came with more handle options like titanium and carbon fiber.

No intention to intrude on your other discussion.