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Get your knife back and buy the Para3 hardware kit from RGT-Ripps Garage Tech, Flytanium, or Knivesshipfree. If your going to modify your knife than its nice to have some spare parts on hand.

I’ve swapped a Salt2 H-1 blade onto a delica body. I’ve also added the signet ring to several knives. You want delica scales that have a liner delete and the removable backspacer. I don’t think that has ever been made. I believe your only option is to buy a delica and swap the blades. In the end ...

Rockscale Design has silver and black screws sets.

I don’t like the CC number on a knife. In my mind it decreases the value of the knife. Most often if I see a knife listed with CC# I just move on. It’s not like it is even my number.

I bought this exclusive Manix2 specifically to be customized with titanium scales. But after receiving the knife I like the smooth G10 scales so much that I am keeping this one factory original. Now I have to hunt down another Manix2 for the new scales.

I gave up after about 13 minutes but then suddenly the page reloaded with the order number. I may have been about the last to get one.

Bi-Fold (C108P). I am not sure how many were ever released since it was a restricted model. I did manage to pick one up many years ago. With it's spring hinged action, this might be the most interesting knife I will ever own.

Endura - Blue ($51.99) and Poliwog G-10 ($89.99) on January 30, 2011.

Spyderfly - CTS-XHP, DLC blade and black hardware, TNP blue G-10
Anso Rock Lobster - CPM-20CV, dark gray G-10
Bob Lum Tanto - M390, DLC blade, black linen micarta

On the Lum Tanto are you referring to the C-46 Folder or the fixed blade? I would love that C-46 folder with M390.

I never owned a ...

Spyderfly - CTS-XHP, DLC blade and black hardware, TNP blue G-10
Anso Rock Lobster - CPM-20CV, dark gray G-10
Bob Lum Tanto - M390, DLC blade, black linen micarta

The Szabofly. It is also scary for the user. I have one and have never even attempted to flip it.

A Spyderco Rescue C139G always looks good right along side a Captain.

The two best Ed Schempp knives (and two of the best Spyderco knives) are the Barong (C124) and the Khukuri (Kuhkri) (C125). They are worth the hunt and the price to add to your Spyderco or Schempp collection.

I agree with the Resilience (C142GP). You have to see it in person to believe it. I would love a US made CPM-S30V version. The other day I pulled out my H1 Salt to open a package and someone remarks, "Ooh, you've got the big knife!" Only to reply, "It's the smallest knife I have (that isn't a safe ...

+1 on the Jason Breeden Captain. I also love the the Schempp Barong and Khukuri.

ESEE. I Love the basic classic style.

I buy lots of older NEW or LIKE-NEW knives from the secondary market. If the knife does not have the box in at least fairly decent shape than I do not even consider it for purchase (it would have to be a very rare knife.) It's just part of the value for modern production collector knives. It is the ...

I have had the 4Sevens Preon2 for a few years and it is worth every penny. It is bright enough to light up a large area of the woods in the dead of night or illuminate most of a room in the house. By comparison of light output the others are more expensive. Streamlight 66118 Stylus Pro 10 lumens $19 ...

+1 for PDF on iPad. Looks great. I also like to zoom in for a better look.

Also consider the Salt 1 with the H1 blade. For a few more dollars you will not have to worry about rust. It is very light weight knife. Now that I am looking, I may order a Salt 1 for myself today.