Spyderco Forums

Sorry again, everyone.

Sorry.

Doc Dan wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 11, 2019 2:39 pm

I’ll never forget...**EDITED**!

Not all of MI and MN. **EDITED** Most of us are alright.

Nice gun. It doesn't get much better than a 336. My preferred flavor is the xlr, but that c should be a light, quick handling little carbine. Congrats on the purchase and I hope you enjoy it.

I got it. First one for me. I wonder if the notifications will only be for production models or if they will eventually notify us of upcoming sprints and exclusives.

I'm definitely not a Patriots fan, but a lot of the easy games in their schedule are against other teams in their division. It's not their fault the rest of their division is horrible. I don't have any explanation for the other easy games, but that makes it seem less fixed. On the NFC side, the Viki...

I could see this happening if the new Swick does really well. They're a similar design. There was already some interest expressed in a longer bladed Swick in that thread. Although it was designed as a specialty tool, I wonder how well the Caspian works for general utility use.

I read it as being more of a way to certify someone as a Spyderco collector. They'd still buy their knives through their usual channels.

Sounds similar to a Glock Shooting Sports Foundation membership, but for Spydercos. It would probably take quite a bit of effort for them to set up, but it's not a bad idea.

Better to do it right than just try to rush it.

I'm going to go with a safe prediction. The Vikings will start off strong, start losing midseason, get their act together, barely make the playoffs, and lose in the first round or two by a field goal. I'm hoping for a good season for the Cowboys. However, I'd feel better about their chances if they'...

Welcome to Spyderville.

Maybe something classic and proven like O1, 52100, 1095, something that would take a nice patina over time. PD1/Cru-Wear would be cool too, but price would be higher. For stainless, AEB-L is very tough and it will be my choice. I agree with this. People want super steels or whatever is new and shin...

I have heard some people talk of dying their scales without disassembling the knife. I don't think it would hurt anything, but most of them aren't too hard to disassemble.

The price on the Bow River sheath looks good too. I was afraid it would cost more than the knife.

Just yesterday, I was thinking about how I'd like to try a synthetic sheath but all of the knives I like come with leather. Someone at Spyderco was a couple steps ahead of me, apparently.

I'd buy it regardless, but I'd be interested in seeing what this would look like as well.

A fixed blade like this would be a great opportunity for Spyderco to try out an entry level non-stainless steel. That wouldn't work as well on a folder as most people looking for a low cost folding knife probably want it to be low maintenance. Fixed blade people are a different sort that generally s...

Has Spyderco made anything with 1095 before? The Bushcraft used O1 but that knife was a little on the pricey side. I'm not sure if it was priced that way because the scales or some other part was expensive or if they had to pay more for the O1 because they bought a small quantity specifically for th...

This really is what we need. I wouldn't even care which design. Temp 1, Temp 2, Mule or Jumpmaster. They're all useful, iconic models that are easily identified as Spyderco designs.

Great thread. There's some pretty stiff competition again this year. Good luck, everyone.