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Screwdriver wrote:I personally would take any test done by hand to be suspect. There are just too many variables.

Isn't that why they have CATRA?

Screwdriver wrote:I personally would take any test done by hand to be suspect. There are just too many variables.

Isn't that why they have CATRA?

critter wrote:The City of New York...The knife owner (a sculptor who uses a knife for his work)

Meh, just guessing but he likely voted for the people that made those laws. You reap what you sow.

If you're actually worried about your individual rights, you wouldn't be living in NYC.

People that carry knives are crazy. The only people that carried a knife in public that I know of were the terrorists that cut off the head of the british soldier. The terrorist in Canada that gunned down a soldier and shot up parliament building was actually stopped by the Sgt at Arms when he offer...

I think I will wait for the next MT since I already plan on buying the beautiful new Gayle Bradley fixed blade where I will get to try out this steel in a larger and finished form factor. Perhaps the soon to be released Gayle Bradley has diminished the demand for this MT? The Gayle Bradley fixed bl...

Yep, there's a post by Spyderco about it.

http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthre ... ight=enuff

In a tropical climate, cheap machete from the hardware store.

Hold my beer and watch this!

They have the Breeden Rescue, Des Horn, Puuko fixed blade, and Cricket with fiberglass handle for 40%.

If someone can abuse the system to get six (we know) or nine (we hear) when the limit is two per customer, how on earth would a limit of one per customer change anything at all??? The answer is: it won't. If someone is willing to go to the trouble that requires, you are simply not going to stop the...

jabba359 wrote:Costs a bit more than I had anticipated, but I may have to get one anyway

The value of the US dollar SUCKS!

This level of customer service is awesome.

What use of a knife does spine-whacking replicate?

Isn't it a little weird to have a mule after the steel has been in use in production already (not that I'm complaining!) Not at all. It's a knife to test the steel itself without spending as much as a production knife would cost. A production fixed blade knife with comparable steel, the Southfork i...

G19, best combination of size and capacity.

Clampaks? It denies their existence, so watch your fingers. I'd love to see the Nilakka with the original zero flat grind in M-4 with the hardness run up to about Rc64 or so. There's a thread about running M4 at low angles, didn't turn out so well. http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthread.php?6041...

Phil's knives are so thin I'd worry about using them for anything else than slicing food. Then that's one expensive fillet knife.

The quality on these Taichung knives is superb!

There was a thread on this forum, a sticky at the top even, announcing the exact release date and time, more than a week in advance. This is how to be aware of the mules being released as they are only done through SFO. You can win at life, it's just not going to be handed on a Golden platter.

Sage 4. Titanium bolsters, desert ironwood, and a backlock, one classy little knife. The Chapparal Titanium and Native 5 Titanium would also be nice, but a little pricier.