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Let's get rid of jimping on some knives too while we are at it :) .


Yes!

I sold my manix 2 because of excessive jimping HATE IT

ist generation mini manix is my holy grail. Wish the company would do a sprint run. I am certain there are a couple hundred of us who would purchase that!

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Jazz wrote:I'm pretty sure this is what she's thinking a lot...




- best wishes, Jazz.

What kind of cat is the black and white in front with the extra furry tail?
Beautiful cat!

Rich

1 PE & 1 SE equals

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Bump!

kahrk9 wrote:please make the orange dodo.

I will say my prayers.

I won't jaywalk.

I won't cuss.

Well, you get ther idea... I really want one.

Rich

Please make the orange dodo.

I will say my prayers.

I won't jaywalk.

I won't cuss.

Well, you get ther idea... I really want one.

Rich

An amazing knife. My go to blade for all clamshell packaging. I would not want to tackle Kid's Xmas gifts W/O it.

Rich

I love my mini manix and would really love another but I am concerned about the price point if S90V is used. I assume keeping carbon fiber out would keep the price down as well.


Rich

Friends:

I have been making a point to have my SE FRN cricket with me more often. It is especially efective at opening clamshell packaging. This knife is so light & compact it is really a no brainer.

Richard

My favorite spydies... Hum, first two are easy.

Number one has got to be caly 3 PE. It has not been replaced as my EDC since I got it. I rotate my others, but I am never without that one. I love everything about this one. And I like that It is more sheeple/police officer friendly than a larger ...

Dobokob777 wrote: Its absolutly great using to pry off lug nuts in a emergency.

You are kidding, right?

Richard

I have used for EDC a mini manix PE and a Caly 3 PE ever sins i got my LNIB Mini Manix off the bay about 6 months ago. I carry the caly in my pocket and the manix IWB. Sometimes I also carry a SE Cricket for those occasions that demand teeth, though I prefer PE for most tasks I face.

Richard

WELCOME ABOARD!

I have a stretch II in mind after Christmas. Looking forward to your pics. When you are ready to add to your collection, check out the Caly 3. Like you said about your Stretch, I can not imagine going anywhere without my Caly 3 (well maybe not the courthouse, but you get the idea ...

For me, the question would be which blade geometry would I prefer; hands down I would go with the manix, or the mini manix which I already own. It has the finest blade geometry of any S30 V blade I own.


Richard

If you want somthing light, go with the PARA. For a heavier duty knife, there is the mini manix.

I have all three including a delica 3 and 4 (no pics though).


Honestly, I would get a Caly 3 over any of those. It is my every day must carry (EDMC). I can not imagine life without this blade. There ...

I found mine along the driveway in the Petunias! SWEET!!

I am hoping any left over CPM D2 goes into a para...and I know I am not the only one wishing for that.

Who has a serrated Para?

How does it compare with the standard edge? I like that Paras are relatively thin stock. I much prefer my ...

I loved mine... until I lost it yesterday.
I hope I find it; it was one heck of a slicer and a much more realistic EDC for my purposes. I will get another if I do not find it, though.
The last time I lost a knife (an AFCK), I replaced it and then found my original in the trunk of my car.

My ...

Vincent...

If you haven't already done so, I'd take a serious look at the Salt I. It seems to have a lot of the properties that you are looking for. I just picked one up a few weeks ago to take on vacation with me along the Gulf Coast and now this knife is quickly becoming an EDC favorite. First ...

Based on the steel used, I would perhaps buy the smallest one. I prefer my fixed blades in carbon steel, especially the large ones.

Richard

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Please try the above link for information. For EDC, I use a T1 from INOVA, though I also have several other choices from INOVA and surefire.

I would reccomend a light with LEDs like the INOVA or the Surefires you mentioned. I have an E1e and an E2e ...

Generally speaking, I prefer glass lenses for my sunglasses. If I were mountain biking or shooting, I would go to a good polycarbonate lens ( I like Natives for that). Though I have several sunglasses, my favorite daily user is a Vuarnet model 23 with the unilynx lens. At first the view is a liitle ...