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Thanks for looking!

Barry H

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Tom, I remember this topic being discussed last summer over at the Spyderco page at BladeForum. Try snoopin' around there. Do an archive search for Military Jr.
Later,
Barry H

I have had similar results on some of my knives with 440V, including a Military.
So I have had to modify my techniques: First of all, use the 30 degree slots when sharpening your Military. Mine came from the factory that way and I feel that it is necessary to keep that primary angle. , If yours isn ...

Many small dealers can buy Spyderco products from distributors like Blue Ridge Knives. To be an exclusive Spyderco dealer entails entering into an agreement with Spyderco saying that they will buy "X" amount of knives a year. Many small dealers simply can not afford to do this, so they buy from Blue ...

Well, I have been carrying a Calypso Jr. Ltw. and have mastered a one hand close--it's a partial close. I grasp the handle with my forefinger just opposite from the lock, then I depress the lock with my thumb. The blade falls down and catches the side of my forefinger, just below the cutting surface ...

If anyone else is looking for this knife, please e-mail me directly. I have a brand spankin' new plain edge that I would love to sell to a Spydie fan!
Barry H

bttt--I found a nice "home" for my extra Native. Still looking to "place" my NIB Calypso Jr. Ltw. and the very slightly used Calypso Jr. Ltw. Thanks for looking!
Barry

In my Spyderco "family", I have an extra, NIB, Calypso Jr. Ltw. (VG-10)plain edge, a NIB Native Ltw., plain edge (CPM 440V) and possibly a very slightly used Calypso Jr. Ltw.(still have box)that I would like to find a new home for. If you or someone you know would be interested, please e-mail me ...

You ask if the Military is a strong knife. Are you asking if the blade is strong or if the lock-up is strong? Unfortunatly, my Military is at the Spyderco service center for a faulty lock problem--I should be getting it back any day now. From my limited understanding, liner locks have some inherent ...

Tis the Season! Thanks!
Barry Haugen