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2nd gen Viele or the Viele2. would love to buy one more of each sinec each are usually my EDC at the office. Any other time the Mille is the best or one of the fixed blades.
Chris - Pensacola

Only the Viele 2nd gen and Viele 2 qualify as the best Gentleman's knife, smooth opening, very smooth closing. Sure wish the Volpe was as easy to close - maybe time to take apart and Dremel a larger opening in the handle.
Chris - Pensacola

Both beautiful knives, gave one to my sone and he loves his. Thought The Volpe would be great but the blade release :mad: as advertised "Chris Reeve style" :eek: is an ultimate insultate to the Chris Reeve Sebenza line. I will take apart the Volpe and enlarge/open up the current shallow offering ...

Both beautiful knives, gave one to my sone and he loves his. Thought The Volpe would be great but the blade release :mad: as advertised "Chris Reeve style" :eek: is an ultimate insultate to the Chris Reeve Sebenza line. I will take apart the Volpe and enlarge/open up the current shallow offering ...

Just got my credit from NG for my two returned Volpes. Great people and great service. Could not imagine a knife would have such mediocre wood. And CR must be p.o.'ed with the reference to his liner lock style that was attempted on this knife. Both knives were so stiff to release the blade, well ...

I have tried all the above knives except the Meerkat and the Dodo. So I''ll bring in one of each. Now I hear there may be a Vielle JR?? To me the Viele is the best small - medium Spyderco unless I am out and about in the rough.
Thanks everyone,
Chris - Pensacola

First our guns, now our knives.... 1935 again!!!!

I've been using a Toad as my EDC to zip things open and small cuts. I can keep it hid in my hand opening it, using it and closing it one-handed and slide it back into my pocket. I've tried a Cricket but just seems a little too thin. Is there a Spyderco out there with less than a 2" blade that can be ...

I consider S.P.O.T. as one of the family, just like my kin when I travel, Uncle Smith and cousin Wesson!!!
People quickly know what you mean!!
Chris - Pensacola

I carry a small classic Sebbie daily and have never regretted the cost. Just a solid piece of machinery. I will send it off to be Mayonized soon.
Chris - Pensacola
Did I mention my 57 Spidies??????

Yes, if you did not grow up on IMUS in the 70's by today's standards he is boring. Stern is just a 90's wanna be full of himself and orally graphic shock. I'm sure there are magazines hat offer much more but only on a monthly basis for a subscription fee. Down here, Bubba the love sponge was the ...

FWIW, I've listened IMUS on the radio since 73' and now catch him some mornings. This morning, he was holding what looked like a large Dyad with its Spyder edged blade open. Not sure what he was doing with it at the time.

Chris - Pensacola

Never cared for Florida's East Coast. The panhandle area is very laid back though people are slowly finding this part of Florida.
Chris - Pensacola

Can't beat the Spyderco's fixed blades, comfortable and light. Have a CRK Project II, good for real HEAVY duty work but I use my Moran much more often.
Chris - Pensacola

If your post is ROT, then take it where it is ROT, "Really on Topic" ie somewhere Spyderco is not discussed
Chris - Pensacola

Allen, seems like you'll post anything to up your numbers.
Chris - Pensacola
Native of Connecticut

Remember. She was convicted of 4 counts of lying to federal officials. Nothing to do with insider trading.
Chris -Pensacola

A small Classic Sebenza is perfect for a EDC PE. Any Millie is perfect for a larger SE/PE knife, better than a large Sebenza for utility use. Chris

Well,, No. Coming up on our 30th wedding anniversary!!! and since she has put up with my antics for so long, I am fortunate to be with her.

My wife does not care for knives, but that's o.k,. She got a Ford Ranger for me yesterday!!!!!