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I am a left hander and there ar so many knives out there that I would love to purchase, but can't because of their design. Right handed liner lock type knives are dealy for lefties. And the pocket clip is on the wrong **** side.



My question is, (other than the FRN clipits and the stainless ...

It sounds like the officers were legally wrong (as the Delica's blade is under 4 inches) regardless of what age you are. However, not all officers are mature and responsible enough to perform their jobs effectively and fairly. It sounds like you came accross some officers who fit in to this category ...

Contact the airlines and ask them directly as the FAA regulations (4inch blade or less) can be further tightened by individual airlines.

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for starters.

I picked up an Endura FRN 50/50 from the gun show this weekend. I got my first Spyderco only two weeks ago (Native), and now I have 3 (I have a MIcarta Calyso on the way). My dad picked up an endura and my brother picked up a stainless Harpy as well. They have now been assimilated. What should I get ...

The Native is an excellent knife. It is a great looking piece that functions quite well as a general purpose cutting tool. In addition, its price point makes it excellent buy. And fortunately for us, confusion is not contagious.

Edited by - dirk_diggler on 2/22/2001 6:35:23 PM

Ron Teagarden

SgtMike is correct.

Glock barrels and slides are made from quality steel which has been treated with a special "Tenifer" process. This colorless carbo-nitrate formula enriches the steel with oxygen, sealing its pores. Tenifer makes the steel extremely hard (as hard as industrial diamond on the ...

Glock barrels and slides are made from quality steel which has been treated with a special "Tenifer" process. This colorless carbo-nitrate formula enriches the steel with oxygen, sealing its pores. Tenifer makes the steel extremely hard (as hard as industrial diamond on the Rockwell scale) and ...

I stummbled accross what appears to be a **** of a deal on a Calypso Jr.. The website is www.selfdefenseproducts.com and they have the Calypso Jr. with Micarta handle for $37.99 + shipping. I picked one up in a flash. What is the catch? The deal seems too good to be true. Is it?

I just puchased a Native (serrated blade). IT looks and feels great. My only issue with the knife is that when the blade is at about a 45 degree angle through a 90 degree angle, when I am opening the knife, I get a considerable amount of drag. It lookssounds like this blade is dragging on the handle ...