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Its been a while but I bought the first NIB knife Ive purchased in probably close to 2 years. Its an MKM Isonzo Hawkbill. Little Italian made hawkbill flipper on ceramic ball bearings. Think dfly size with a linerlock and a flipper haha. Very unique little piece.

Very kind of you sir! I've been away from the Spyderco game for a while now. Just starting to look around for a new one model to enjoy for a while since my trusty PM2 has been riding shotgun in my pocket for the last 3 years now. Loved the messenger bag as soon as I saw its release pics. I'm in!

One essentially. I have carried my DLC PM2 everywhere for everything for the last 2.5 years or so. I love my black Aqua Salt for extensive, hard cutting tasks though. Its handle is super comfortable to me and the serrations are awesome. Shallow so they dont get hung up on material, but aggressive en...

Hey y'all! Long time no post. Back again to ask what you guys do to help remove stains from your DLC coated blades. I have a used protech coming in the mail this next week and the seller informed me it has a loctite stain on the blade. Never had loctite stain anything, but I figure it probably didn'...

Love my 870 express magnum. Never a problem with it. Hundred of rounds run through it, never a failure of any kind. Swapped out the original wood hardware and 28 inch barrel for an 18.5 inch barrel and the archangel multi position stock and railed forend. Stock has basically no recoil absorbtion, bu...

Hey y'all! Been a while once again. I still have my set of red Spyderco playing dice that I got from BHQ back in 2016 and I was curious if anyone else had a set? I looked all over the internet but only found one post on here around the time of the initial release. Can't find them on eBay either.

Hey all! I recently traded a Shaman for a LNIB BBS blue Domino. The knife is awesome, the fit And finish is impeccable and I absolutely dig the knife. There is however a bitof a problem. The knife has a little bit of vertical play. Now I'm used to it on certain lock types, but I've never experienced...

I was given a Miltner Adams fixie by my uncle a while back. It's a really weird blade, you sharpen it at zero degrees. It's blade stock is super thick, but it cuts surprisingly well. Had a friend of mine make a kydex sheath with a clip on it and I occasionally carry it in sketchy areas. It's quite ...

I was given a Miltner Adams fixie by my uncle a while back. It's a really weird blade, you sharpen it at zero degrees. It's blade stock is super thick, but it cuts surprisingly well. Had a friend of mine make a kydex sheath with a clip on it and I occasionally carry it in sketchy areas. It's quite c...

I've been loosely following along with all of this since the release of the blade, and also have not posted on here for quite some time. It was certainly well anticipated, and people were excited for the knife. Unfortunately when people don't have their expectations met, they get a little (sometimes...

Would love to see a bright green manix lightweight with serrated, dlc coated, Lc200n.

I don't know if you have the capability to do this easily, but putting differentials or axles with a higher gear ratio will give you more power at the expense of top speed and milage. A lot of 4wd folks do this to increase torque. Of course, depending on what gears are already in yours, it may or n...

I've only owned two. One 0550 which had a pretty bad lock stick (gen 2, before the stainless lock bar insert) and my current ZT which is the discontinued 0200 which is pretty nice. I'm not sure how I feel about the edge retention of their 154cm though. Doesn't seem all that great. I love the knife o...

straight pipe, or did you do that already with the high flow install. did a speed shop do the performance tune or did you buy the plug 'n play? i'm curious as to what your truck dyno'd at with that 4.6 and your mods to date. did you get a baseline before the mods? Working on the high flow soon. I a...

Dump the pickup and get a FAST motorcycle. It's all about power to weight ratio and remember, ride hard die free. :) Appreciate the suggestion HS, and I'd love to have a sport bike someday, but It's gotta be able to be a daily driver and off road capable. I'm the co founder of a local off road grou...

It's been a while since I did anything with a mod motor so I can't remember if the 99 had the "P heads" or if they came later but at some point Ford improved the heads a bit and they made more power. Another option would be aftermarket or CNC ported heads and cams, but you're looking at a lot of wo...

Hey all, it's been a while, so hello again! This last December, I bought a 1999 Ford F150 4x4 with the 4.6L V8. Got it for 4k with 123k miles on it. It's a great truck all around and everything on it just... Works. My only gripe about it, is that the 4.6 V8 can be a bit of a dog sometimes and I'm lo...

A bit disappointed to hear there's been more negative and non constructive criticisms on the forums recently, but I'm glad to see some of the good ole boys are keeping the place up. Looks like there's a few new guys and gals adding some positive vibes to the forums too, which is always great to see!...

Mango juice is definitely my favorite. Freshly squeezed and strained. We also have very good apple cider here on the Central coast in CA. The best comes from a little shack nestled in a canyon close to Avila Beach. Gopher Glen cider and apples.

I have been very happy with my Skullcandy Strums. In ear, noise blocking, have volume control slider and play/pause button. Bass is great, mids and highs are crisp and clear, and they fit and feel great. Got mine for $50 on Amazon about a year and a half ago. Still going strong and not showing much ...