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My favorite has to be my stainless, serrated Co-Pilot.This knife is perfect for me-- not big and scary, yet handles all jobs well.In fact I like it so much my other Spydies lie unused in my gun safe.

so many spydies, so little money !!

I was an elementary school teacher in Victoria ,B.C. Canada for 25 years.I'm now semi-retired working two part-time jobs for Sears and as a mail driver for Canada Post Corporation.

so many spydies, so little money !!

Recently I requested a replacement stainless clip stud for my C41 Native ll.Naturally,I offered to pay for the stud and for shipping costs to Canada.But no, customer service informed me this would be covered under warranty at Spyderco's expense.This is just another reason why Spyderco Knives are # 1...

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Edited by - rfo1 on 11/10/2001 9:53:44 AM

Many thanks, Chinook.I've got it listed on e-Bay right now and wasn't really sure what it was.I thought it was a C15.

Many thanks, Chinook.I've got it listed on e-Bay right now and wasn't really sure what it was.

Many thanks, Chinook.I've got it listed on e-Bay right now and wasn't really sure what it was.

I need help-- I have an old Spyderco Terzoula ( no box ) with black aluminum scales.The knife measures 3 and 1/2 inches closed, 6 and 1/4 total length, with a 2 and 3/4 inch blade made of ATS-34 stainless steel.I thought I had a C15 but am not sure.Anyone out there able to verify what I have? Edited...

Greetings from Victoria, BC Canada.

My everyday carry knife is a stainless Copilot with spyderedge.Fits perfectly in the 5th pocket of my jeans and is a rugged workhorse.Can't ask for more in a compact, quality folder.

Thank you, Sal.

I recently ordered a Jess Horn Baby from the Spyderco Factory Outlet.I am very pleased with the knife and I'm glad I added it to my Spyderco collection.One question-- the box does not indicate a model #-- nor is it listed anywhere in the 2001 catalog.Is there a reason why this is so? Is this an expe...

I recently bought a C24 Black Hawk.On the right side of the blade it is stamped" Golden, Colorado. USA Earth." I am puzzled-- anyone know why this knife is stamped that way? Is there some reason for using this term?

Alds, My first Spydie was a stainless Copilot with serrated blade.I highly recommend it.It fits beautifully in the 5th pocket of my jeans-you will forget it's there. In my opinion a Copliot is a perfect first Spydie--but remember--you WILL buy more. Expect to pay $42.00 if buying on E-Bay--well wort...

Hi there Vampyre. Greetings from Victoria-- but born in Yorkton.

Can't go wrong with a stainless Copilot serrated.

thanks for the advice Paul and Obi Wan.
Rick

thanks for the advice Paul and Obi Wan.
Rick

thank you for the feedback Paul and Obi-Wan. I'll take your advise and apply a bit of mineral oil to the scales. I have learned that this knife was first produced in 1991 so my guess is that it's been in the box for quite some time.
Rick

thank you for the feedback Paul and Obi-Wan. I'll take your advise and apply a bit of mineral oil to the scales. I have learned that this knife was first produced in 1991 so my guess is that it's been in the box for quite some time.
Rick