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I could get behind that.

Nice catalog. Lance the Waterway looks outstanding! I am still keeping my fingers crossed for a Street Bowie with an uncontested blade. A sprint run would be nice

But you won't see too many G-10 models coming from Seki in the future, at least in pocket knives. Most will go to FRN, for which they excel, like the new Police 4. sal Wait... what?!? Sal, did you just say that there will be an FRN Police 4 in the future? Has that been talked about before and I som...

sal wrote:We're considering other blade shapes.

sal

Any updates on this?

What do you guys prefer about the old handle? I prefer, slighty, the new texture, but I like the slightly shorter length of the old handles. The differences are small though, for me. Assuming the new handle is the same as the Delica 4, I prefer the old style because it wasn't as long, the blade to ...

Pac Salt for sure.

Keep us posted!

I am still a bit confused. What part is blue?

Do you guys use the 30 degree and 40 like a plain edge or one or the other?

Pacific Salt. Light, long, and sharp. What's not to like?

I don't know if he has an exclusive with Kabar, but I would love to see a folder by Jesse Jarosz. He already licenses the Spydie-hole and Compression-lock on some of his customs. I am a big fan of his and Spyderco so this would be my wish.

Anyone know if this one has an upgraded back lock like the Native.

I like the one I got for my wife and she does too. The scales both look nice but are totally different. Such is the nature of the beast. I can't wait for the FRN version now.

I see the other models of Chaparral as the gents folder, the lightweight is more of utility knife. Had that thought myself. I'm not really looking at the frn Chap as a gent's knife when they come in CF, Ti, and RN. Color-wise I'd like a red/maroon/burgundy too but could only pick three for the poll...

I miss the older style pocket clip.

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Nice!

I just bought one of these for my wife for Mother's Day. It will be a few days late, but oh well. Can't wait to see one in person.

Fixed blades in the "economy" price bracket. For the last 3 months I have been weighing beet and brassica crops, using a blade to trim the bulbs and remove tops for samples. Also digging/scatching for grass grub, an insect which eats grass roots and lives in the top 2-4 inches of soil. my blade of ...

Definitely a difference in the production quality between those.

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I did not mean to imply that it's never necessary to take one apart, just that I personally don't need to. I can definitely see where there would be circumstances that would require it. To each his own and all that.