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In my experience (40 years) wives tend to think of knives as Leatherman MultiTools.

vampyrewolf wrote: Find that serrations work great for stripping wire. Almost seems like it was made for it

I wish I had known or thought of that yesterday. I was hanging a new light fixture and couldn't find my wire strippers. I always know where a serrated Spydie is.

Mine was the KOPA in Red Coral. It never got used for anything, but it was there if needed.

I'll be carrying my Red Coral KOPA today. It brightens up a somewhat gloomy day outside.

I recently lost my KOPA in Black Micarta ( due to the magnitude of knives in my EDC drawyer...I should say, "I recently noticed my KOPA missing).

Hopefully it will turn up as it is my favorite gent's knife.

I'm not a hunter so I offer no insight. I do have a customer who learned about my interest in knives. He has a fixed blade Buck that he says he uses to dress dear but has to sharpen it constantly.

I gave him a PE Endura to try and report back.

zenheretic wrote:If there was more than 10 scraggly deer in this state, I would take out my Impala just to see how it would do.

Move to Ohio, I see at least 10 remains a day on the Interstate. Deer are to Ohio as Rabbits are to Australia a PITA.

Does anyone knopw how to contact Marcus Hunt? Is he a forum member?

I'd have to go with the Delica. I laughed when I first saw one. Stupid looking especially with all those **** teeth :D Now I give one to each new employee as a Welcome to "The Cut Above Team"

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BTW, I am honored in that you were saluted by Delicas!!! ]

Wrong Chad! It was YOU and your Forum 2006 Knife they were saluting, not me!

Great work.

Hopefully the earthquake caused you no problems.

smcfalls13 wrote:Slow UPS, I hadn't gotten anything as of 1:30 when I left the house.

The mule must have gotten lost :p

Let's see....Colorado to Ohio to Austria to Maine. Makes sense to me

A nice surprise when I came into the office after lunch. The Forum Lava 2006 arrived from our buddies in the Brown Truck. Deacon and Scott....it's workin' its way Eastward. You should Be soon.

Very nice knife and when I explained the significance to my group, they were impressed. They all whipped ...

As of Sunday evening.....they haven't arrived in the Southwestern Corner of Ohio.

Maybe Monday.....we'll see.

Being in Ohio, and a bit of a travel from Colorado, I'm still awaitin'.

Just about any knife that I EDC, has the clip removed. I realize that I'm generally in Khakis, and "dress slacks" more often than not, but I really don't like clips nor have much need for them.

Im sort of with ya, but my choice would be the Mini-Persian.

thanks for the review, here is a little tip. If you want better pics try getting outside in natural sunlight and shoot the pictures in a lightly shaded area and stop using that flash. That would have probably been difficult for Scott, considering that it was midnight. Maybe the neighbor's outdoor ...

Welcome back Sarge, and I hope that you and your wife make the best of your stay in Germany.

My family's thanks go to you and all of the tropps for keeping our butts safe.

God bless.

Maybe being married to "Tims" causes wives to have migraines.

Make sure that she takes 500mg of Magnesium daily (can be found in the vitamin section of any drug store). Extra strength Acetaminophen (no need to buy Tylenol). There are some excellent prescription meds such as Imitrex (oral version as ...

I prefer Micarta, but because your poll didn't offer it, I voted G10.