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I am chomping at the bit for this blade!!!

Congrats on 5k!!!! I'm in! Number 565. Thanks for the chance!

I love Christmas for the time spent with those that I love. I know not everyone gets the holidays off, but for the most part my family has been able to take time to spend with each other and I am very thankful for that.

farnorthdan wrote:

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pdptrow wrote:Congratulations knifebro!!!

Thanks pdptrow!

toomzz wrote:Congratulations, that Native is a awesome cutting-package-in-the-pocket, enjoy it!

Thanks toomzz!

Very cool, congrats Kniferbro, nice score. Thanks Dan! Congratulations, knifebro. :cool: Thanks Jazz! Congrats Knifebro! I was curious what the prize was going to be :D I too thought this was a photo contest from the way the insert in the calendar read. Still got to enter though. I was curious too....

Congratulations, Knifebro! Nice letter opener! :) And, don't you love that tape Spyderco straps around their boxes? Kristi, Sal, the Glessers, and the entire Spyderco Crew are a wonderful bunch of fantastic people! Haha yes. Definetly knife nut certified! Knifebro, Congrats! It's our pleasure to do...

Sharp Guy wrote:Awesome! Congrats Knifebro!!!

Enjoy the N5 LW! I put mine in my pocket a little while ago. It's my most carried Native 5.

Thanks! Yep this seems like a really handy little blade. Makes me anxious for more news on the Shaman!

Liquid Cobra wrote:Very cool! Class act that Spyderco.

Oh yeah! Big time!

Thanks!

I was confused about that too. You actually just had to enter with your name and email address. No submission.

I recently entered Spyderco's Look for Circles Day contest and... I won! I couldn't believe it! I just wanted to give a big THANK YOU to Kristi, the Glessers and the rest of the Spyderco crew. What a generous contest to hold and I'm still in shock that I actually won :D I recently recommended a Deli...

I would honestly take the 204p over the CRUWEAR simply for the CQI updates. 1. Stepped pivot - EZPZ to set your pivot just right 2. Bigger hardware - was never a fan of those tiny T6 body screws. Bigger hardware IME has less of a chance of stripping. 3. Machined stop pin - A pet peeve of mine is a s...

Sharp Guy wrote:

abbazaba wrote:Summer is definitely over

Oh wow!! It's not even really Fall here yet!

Haha same here. 87 today! :D

Sweet :)

52100 Military

It is my absolute favorite Spydie ever. Have only carried one for the past year or so and it has only grown on me more. Once you get used to the tip being as swept as it is, it becomes a non issue IMO. I love my dearly. I have too many pics to post. I've unloaded the majority on this thread on Blade...

Doesn't the nature of the compression lock 'compressing' the lock bar between the notch in the tang and the stop pin totally rule out an internal stop pin design? :) I could be wrong but I'm fairly sure the Szabo has an internal stop pin doesn't it? I think you're right! It does though have an addi...

Doesn't the nature of the compression lock 'compressing' the lock bar between the notch in the tang and the stop pin totally rule out an internal stop pin design? :) I could be wrong but I'm fairly sure the Szabo has an internal stop pin doesn't it? I think you're right! It does though have an addi...

Doesn't the nature of the compression lock 'compressing' the lock bar between the notch in the tang and the stop pin totally rule out an internal stop pin design? :) Not necessarily. I would imagine that on a folder featuring a Compression Lock and an internal stop pin, the lock bar may feasibly be...

Doesn't the nature of the compression lock 'compressing' the lock bar between the notch in the tang and the stop pin totally rule out an internal stop pin design? :)