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I'm guessing it's a collector's club number...

Carried a Camo Para and a H1 Ladybug to and from work and a circa 1988 Police and the H1 'bug at work. :)

Damocles, Have you ever tried a spray lubricant? I've had great results with CRC 3-36

http://www.crcind.com.au/catalogue.nsf/web_brands/CRC+3-36?openDocument

Rinse your gear and spray on a liberal amount of CRC 3-36, I mean really hose it- Especially the spring and pivot on a folder- and let it ...

+1 ukpk frn...

I'd like to see a second run. I missed out on the existing run due to work committments. That's life. I'll hunt one down eventually.

Past forum runs have proven to be a big cash drain for Spyderco. I'm happy to see that this one was so successful that this thread even exists.

My thanks and ...

Glow in the dark of course! :D

Re: Clear/translucent FRN- If I remember correctly, the reason that this isnt' feasible is because the only way to make the polymer clear or translucent is to eliminate the fiberglass. (The "F" in "FRN")

I dig the earth color and the turquiose too!

Lot's of cool new knives. Many of which are definitely going to be produced.

For those craving pics, there was a sign on the case clearly asking that photos not be taken. So we'll have to wait... :D

Just ordered one at $96 from thebladeshop.com, to be shipped directly to the sheath-maker. The gentleman at thebladeshop was great to talk to: so far, I can recommend them well (but I'll get back to that when the transaction is complete).


Can you still recommend TheBladeShop?

I ordered three ...

I've been carrying a Spyderco Police Model on duty every day since 1988 or so. It's appeal to me is the slim profile, the long blade, the full serrations and the fact that I can open it one-handed in several different ways. It's better than a baton for breaking car windows. (Batons rarely work on ...

As to the feasibility of a UKPK trainer from a corporate standpoint, I can't say that I see the practicality.

That said though, I have to respectfully disagree that it a trainer for these models is counterproductive.

Every knife I carry, whether fixed or folder, I carry with the knowledge that I ...

Here's the City of Boston ordinance:

16-45 PROHIBITING THE CARRYING OF KNIVES OR SIMILAR WEAPONS.

16-45.1 Carrying of Weapons Prohibited.
No person, except as provided by law, shall carry on his person, or carry under his control in a vehicle, any knife having any type of blade in excess of two ...

Massachusetts General Laws Annotated Chapter 269 section 10:

(b) Whoever, except as provided by law, carries on his person, or carries on his person or under his control in a vehicle, any stiletto, dagger or a device or case which enables a knife with a locking blade to be drawn at a locked ...

Well, I live in Lowell- I'm sorry to tell you there's nothing close that I'm aware of.
If you're going to be around on March 30 (Sunday) there is a one-day show in Marlboro, Ma. which is about 25 minutes from Lowell. That is about as good as it gets within a reasonable distance from Lowell unless ...

I like the idea of using the orange Ladybug. Here's my rationale:

1) It will be limited production anyway and won't require Spyderco to make a go-zillion just for the forum.

2) ANY forumite should be able to afford one.

3) It should be legal pretty much anywhere.

4) Orange is just plain cool!! :D

Glow in the dark FRN of course!!! :D

slick228 wrote:This is a big knife. I handled it on Saturday.

:spyder:

Me too. It is indeed big- But not too big- Not for my fat mitts anyway. The Rookie was cool too... :D

Not discontinued, but I carry a Police circa 1985 at work. The only damage is that the tip is a bit discolored from a caustic drug field test. (I'm LEO) It's still every bit as tight as when I bought it. ('Course I don't use it as a pry bar!)

Fozzy, your state has LAWS against the Constitution of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and you work to enforce those laws.

I was born in Massachusetts. I used to own property on the Cape and in the berkshires, I sold it all, WHY? because as a land owner and tax payer I was DENIED my Civil Rights by ...

No, we have no idea what the officers felt . We only know what the OP said they did .

Actually, I do have an idea what the officers 'felt.' Let me choose a bigger word. The officers 'determined' that there was a violation. I can back this up: The officers seized the knife and issued a summons ...

Again, I forgot to note, the azzhat comment came from him calling BS on everything I said..I mean, I know, I'm not mil or LEO, but how many reasons do I have to have before I'm allowed to carry a knife? I tell him, "I use it for work, its a tool" he calls BS, what am I supposed to do?

The thing ...