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And then there's the Caly, which has no washers yet is still extremely smooth.

The Caly 3.5 is my 2nd favorite EDC knife. It's slim, light, but with a nice long blade, and does everything I need a knife to do. If this was the only EDC knife I could use for the rest of my life I would not be unhappy. Mine did need rinse with hot water, dry with compressed air, re oil treatment ...

Every S30V knife I've had has been great at keeping an edge, I've never really felt like I needed a better steel. VG-10 though could be better, my Caly 3.5 get's dull rather quickly. I totally blunted the tip once opening a clam shell package.

Caly 3.5 VG-10 for me :D

Ooh, a torx pivot would so nice. I wonder if I could order one from warranty? I need to give them a call later...

I'm still carrying my Caly

Chopping Broccoli wrote:I'm thinking about parting with my Caly 3.5 Super Blue. I see why everyone likes this knife but it never really had the same "perfect" effect as say the para or sage lines. Will I regret selling the Caly 3.5 Super Blue?

You won't regret it if you send it to me

Been eyeing a CF/ZDP Caly 3.5 for a couple months now but I just saw a VG-10 model on the bladeforums exchange for $65 and I couldn't resist :D I'm super stoked for it to get here so I can start carrying it! :spyder:

How are y'all liking your 3.5s?

Ray Laconico or RJ Martin.

I've seen plenty of pinned knives (mostly Vic) modded to torx, just a matter of finding right size hardware. While your at it you should replae the scales with something classy like ironwood or cocobolo.

A Southard flipper with a thinner one-piece Ti handle.

So I'm considering getting rid of my Para2 and replacing it with something I will carry more often. Since my most carried blade is my BM 940 Osbourne I figured I'd take a look at the similar size/proportion Caly 3.5. I dislike pocket-eating G10 so I think I'd go with the CF ZDP variant. In my ...

rycen wrote:I can't see the scratches or the fact that it's a delica.

It's a rare Endura misprint, that's why it says Delica. It was also printed in the wrong size.

I wouldn't recommend regularly flicking any comp lock knife. When my PM2 was new the lockup was about where yours is now but after a few months of EDC it had worn in all the way over to the other side. That's when I decided to save my flicking for my linerlock and axis lock knives.

Right now I'm thinking Southard.

Seems like most knife laws are intent based, as long as you're being responsible I doubt any cop would have a problem with it.

For that much $$$ I'd rather get a Delica, and a Stretch, and a Caly 3.5, and a Gayle Bradley, and a Southard, and a bag of Skittles :D

Most of Spyderco's models use lockbacks, so I doubt you're alone. My collection has one comp lock, and that's it.

It's not legal in Illinois but if it was, I'd carry one of these:

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