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I ended up buying one from Knifeworks.com, so I think I'm good. Thanks for the advice all!

spike g wrote:the new fakes have fully skeltonized liners just a heads up. also that was my vid haha

That's disheartening.

https://youtu.be/Nys5lBn4GY0 Actually it is easy to find in google. You can try next time by yourself What is this thing called Google? Never heard of it. Thanks. Fake has single drilled hole (to reduce weight) in each liner. Real has single in the left liner and two holes in the right liner. Thank...

Any tips, would be greatly appreciated. I'd like to avoid it if possible.

I would kill for a salt with g10

I would def go with TiBolt, there's a new campaign going on in Jumpstartcity (similar to Kickstarter) for a few bucks more than the original ks campaign. click here for link

Lots of people seem to like them, but I'm on the fence. Do you use yours, worth the price?

There's a new campaign on JumpStartCity(<link), no doubt the guy makes a great looking knife, but a pen is well a pen.

PatCatMan wrote:Orange - H1 or SB or even the VG10
Would be the perfect little hunting blade!
I used a zipper and my Dfly H1(Yellow) this year on whitetail and it worked flawless!

How well did H1 hold up after the whitetail. People are always saying h1 doesn't hold an edge very well.

Already a backer, can't wait for January!

gaj999 wrote:That's for sure. Prices going up while my earning power goes down is a bad combination. I'm getting priced out of the market.

Gordon

Couldn't agree with you more.

Surprised the Cat, and Chicago aren't listed. They don't seem to be popular models.

http://www.gpknives.com/spydercododocar ... ntrun.html

15 in stock.

Figured I'd bump this thread since I would love to see this happen.

You've gone regrind crazy.

Very nice job!

False.

The next person owns one weapon specifically for zombie killing, and nothing else.

sal wrote:We've thought about it, but cost becomes a hurdle. the Urban was disco'd because sales were slow which we believe was because of the high cost. An H1 version would cost even more.

sal

Bummer. Hopefully something will be offered down the line. Thanks for the replies, and information!

It is not likely, at least not in the foreseable future that we would make H1 knives in Golden. The only reason the Autonomy is an exception is because automatic knives are illegal to import in parts or whole unless there is a govt contract for same, and then we can only import the exact number on ...

My only point was it is "possible". We used to say it wasn't unless a Japanese model. Sal has said they seldom bow out due to price; they just increase the MSRP. I'm sure they will do more knives of H1 in Seki for a very long time but there is a chance we will see Golden knives. I got you...

I would rather hear it from the president too. A very valid request. However, this proves making knives in Golden is possible with H1 (it's being done). Unless the Japanese foundry has an "automatics only" policy one could safely assume it's possible. As of about 6 months ago when this in...

Blerv wrote:[url=http://www.spyderco.com/forums/showthre ... post789772]

I'd rather hear it from Sal that an H1 knife can be produced in Golden that isn't for that automatic.