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Wartstein wrote: ↑

Thu Nov 14, 2019 12:07 am

Poor, old S30V! Such a good steel for a base model (and generally), yet still the least votes...

I know man! I love s30v. Great mix of edge holding, corrosion resistance and toughness. One of my favorite all around steels for a working blade, which is what the military is!

PeaceInOurTime wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 02, 2019 12:24 pm

That handle is so cool!

Vivi wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 13, 2019 8:25 am

FFG and SG blades from the same model have the same thickness at the lock bar, lock interface and pivot area.

Thanks, I was totally wrong. Looked it up in the catalog yesterday like “well I’ll be damned.” I guess the taper of the ffg makes it seem thinner to me.

Wow didn’t know about these. Would love a spyderedge version

I sold my PE shaman and got the SE shaman and I freakin love it. To me the serrations on this knife just take it over the top in terms of performance, and the plain edge just doesn’t take full advantage of the potential of the design. I really feel like the se shaman is one of if not THE most capabl...

Correction: my p4 lw had a little trash around the lockbar, cleaned it up and lockup is solid.

I have a Compression lock prototype. sal I don’t care if you put 420hc on it I am in!! The military is so much greater than the sum of its part, ask anyone who has given it a real chance. My favorite folder, hands down. It’s the best liner lock on the market but I Always thought a compression lock ...

I voted s30v. I really don’t want to spend $300 on a base model user, which would be the one in my pocket day in day out.

https://i.imgur.com/Lb5pKWv.jpg?1 How do specifically the Shaman serrations work for you? Just recently how great most Spydetedge-blades are, and if I get a Shaman, it could very well be in SE... Honestly the serrations on the shaman take it to another level. I had a plain edged shaman that I sold ...

I have, and got really turned off by the fact after s ome moderate use two ffg enduras that I have owned developed pretty bad vertical blade play, which may have been a total coincidence, but either way I sold them. However my sabre ground SE endura and SE pac salt I have used much harder and they ...

I hope it stays the same just with the E4 handle. The pac salt is my favorite work knives and a thinner ffg blade would take away from that. It is a workhorse and doesn’t need to be made more delicate with a thin, slicey blade made from a super steel that’s going to jack the price way up. The thick...

My only delica, which happens to be my first Spyderco and “good” knife, the one that started it all when I was a wee lad. I found it recently at my mothers house, it needed some love.


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I hope it stays the same just with the E4 handle. The pac salt is my favorite work knives and a thinner ffg blade would take away from that. It is a workhorse and doesn’t need to be made more delicate with a thin, slicey blade made from a super steel that’s going to jack the price way up. The thick...

I hope it stays the same just with the E4 handle. The pac salt is my favorite work knives and a thinner ffg blade would take away from that. It is a workhorse and doesn’t need to be made more delicate with a thin, slicey blade made from a super steel that’s going to jack the price way up. The thick ...

Wartstein wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 3:45 pm

T-1000 wrote: ↑

Fri Nov 08, 2019 5:48 am

Your dyed Pac Salt again!
Like its looks a lot!

Thank you! Another great thing about the salts, you can make them whatever color you want.