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they can take any folder even if its stiff as heck they will open it 80% of the way and flick the rest and its still considered illegal to bring in. Law is wack. We are allowed to have them but we are not allowed to bring them in from across the border. Yet our knife dealers and suppliers are able ...

I’ve lost knives at secondary inspection in Blaine. Twice. If you bring a knife, don’t take anything you can’t afford to donate to a Canadian trash bin. What knives were they? Delica and a backlock buck knife. Both can be opened one handed. They take the buck knife and grab by the bladed and whip o...

That's what I am hearing. They are grabbing everything except possibly a Scharade Ol Timer with a 2" blade. They'll grab a Buck 110 because you can hold the blade and flip it open with one hand. Flippers, forget it... I'm worried about taking a Delica or Endura/ I believe they will confiscate t...

Thanx!

I've never carried a knife and considered it as a weapon. It's a pocket knife to me or a camp knife. Been that way since Cub and Boy Scout days. If I were attacked I wouldn't even think of it to tell ya the truth. Two reasons for that I suppose, one, I carry a snubby, two, the knife I usually carry ...

I'm going to be in an 5th Wheel RV. The only folders I would consider bringing are my Salts, Para2 and Military.

I've been looking at the Canadian knife laws. The seem murky at best. There are some incidents of almost anything being confiscated by customs through the Post. Has anyone had an issue with knives like Para2's, Pacific Salts, or Military's while crossing the Border? I would like to Fish my way to Al...

Awesome knife, I Love mine. Sold Serial Number 513 Single Six a few years back...

EDIT: Just found a pic of it:

http://www.turbonet.biz/misc/Ruger/AAA_2263.JPG

Mine should be here this week.

Gonna be a great steak knife!

Sprig is out. I got a notification of availability at Knifecenter and Spyderco has sent me mine!

Needless to say I am pretty excited about the Sprig. I don't know the release date but I got mine not too long ago so hoping they will be out for the Shot Show. I think you all will like the edge geometry and combined with S90V they will serve a large variety of tasks including kitchen work. Sprig ...

The Southfork is quite a bit difference in thickness between the Phil and the Spydie versions.

Ankerson wrote:They had one at Blade Show...

Ahhh, OK.

Were did you get to handle the sprig?

Makes you wonder what a Real Phil Bird and Trout is like

I'd like to know as well. I am on Pre-order for the sprig for a while now.

I am waiting for my Sprig to get released, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting...

But in the meantime, I started looking for a good Fillet knife and found the info about this knife. I think I'm bitten by the bug on this.

You just need to get stronger. After awhile your muscles will adapt. Do you have one? Got 2 :D http://www.spyderco.com/forumII/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=57658&p=819661&hilit=Szabo+disassemble#p819661" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Thanx for those pix! I'm still tryin...

Let us know how the knife functions/performs after the modification. It sounds like what you said earlier about one man's closing is another man's opening problem may be the situation here. I'm glad you ssay that about the stretch. I have a nishijin stretch too and it's at the top.as far as best fe...

My stretch has been at SFO for about 6 weeks or so now. The letter said the knife is in spec (I disagree but whatever) but they're also replacing the FRN backspacer I ruined during a second reassembly. To be honest, I'm not sure SFO will do anything about the knife being a tough opener, unfortunate...

My superblue stretch is the same way (it sounds like a few SB owners have the same issue) and nothing I did helped it and I went as far as lightly filling the scales near the tang thinking it'd relieve pressure but it didn't do a thing. I think that you sometimes just have to live with a not quite ...