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Thanks for the contest. I'm in!!

The answer to the elusive Cranberry Lum is located on page 16 of "Sal's Casual Bombshell Thread" The link to the thread with the photo of the knife has oddly been disabled. I believe it belongs to a Swedish friend of ours. I had the photo saved to my computer, but recently lost it (with alot of othe...

I'm in. Thanks for the contest George!! Great looking knife.

Thanks for the extra shot Jason! Much appreciated.

Just bumping to remind Clovisc to break out the camera for some more shots (time permitting). Thanks!!

I've been clicking here and there. Keep bumping the links and let us know where we need to click and I'll keep going. Seems like some serious back peddling going on for a while.

Petition signed. Good stuff Clovisc!! Thanks for the contest and all you do.

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Perfect timing as I just gave my only Jester away. Thanks for the contest AJ!!

Don't do it, don't do it. I was showing my wife how safe the waved Delica is and put about a 6" gash in the arm of my recliner. I only wave it open from a standing position now.

i'll see what i can do... i'll be outside lots this weekend, so maybe... :D used both knives on fish for the first time. used the aqua salt to bleed a couple rockfish and lingcod... did an excellent job... of course. i'm starting to reconsider the rock salt's usefulness in the kitchen, after seeing...

Hey Grendel, I would recommend the Tasman. H-1 steel is amazing stuff. The Yojimbo is pretty specifically designed for self defense and it sounds to me like you need a beater/work knife. The Superhawk is an amazing looking knife. I believe it is only going to be available in a plain edge. The only p...

Wow, very nice of the Spydercrew!! Clovisc, I am very interested in both of these models and will definately be getting an aqua salt (or two), but like many, I am a bit apprehensive about the size of the Rock salt. I was wondering if it was too much to ask to see a picture of the Rock salt sheathed ...

It is a bit precarious, but there is a sweet spot on that rock made to hold Spyderco's. The Horn has been carried, but is in excellent condition. I like getting the slightly used knives so I'm not afraid to carry them or take pictures outside.

Thanks you very much for the info fellas! Much appreciated. Here's a few pics of the knife. This little thing is tight, superb fit and finish. [img][IMG]http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w129/gri1905/P1000935.jpg[/img][/IMG] [img][IMG]http://i175.photobucket.com/albums/w129/gri1905/P1000931.jpg[/im...

I was just wondering if anybody knew how many of these were made? Also how much was the original MSRP? Am I correct that these were only sold through A.G. Russell? I scored one on the bay not too long ago and was wondering how I did. Sweet little knife.

I'm a bit curious about this knife as well. I live in a pretty salty area and was debating between this and the aqua salt. Nobody has this knife or what?? How bout some pics and a review. Someone on this forum must have one they are using.

Simona, great pics and images!! Thanks for sharing.

Wouter, Thanks so much for the awesome pictures and reports. Lots to look forward to in the near future. Thanks also to Sal and the rest of Spyderco for allowing Wouter to post the eye candy for those of us that cannot be there. I can feel a US Virgin Islands show in the near future .