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bh49 wrote:I am waiting for Chaparral with <S>wood or</S> bone :) .

same.

put Primitive Bone scales (à la GEC slippies) on it and I'd carry it into the grave.

...that said, I'd happily settle for regular ol' bone or an ivory micarta.

serrated g10 dragonfly with wire clip
:rolleyes: sorry :)

...and if you're looking to pry & baton through wood, the ka-bar BK2 Companion is an excellent option:

http://www.amazon.com/Ka-Bar-Knife-BK2- ... 506&sr=8-2

not unweildly-long & relatively cheap

thanks mike - I was gonna repeat the already-mentioned (easier, but can be more time consuming) & I wound up learning something new.

hoy-o, one southern ontarian poor-boy here.

JLS wrote:...but for my old beater Rescue that gets used for outdoors work, I just let it clipped to the pants and wash them together.
Just give it a good rinse and lube after the dryer is done with it.

whaaaa?

spydutch wrote:Full SpyderEdge of course

straight up, spydutch. that good g10 grip needs some teeth on the other end!

just for the amount of heavy-petting they get it's my navigator IIs and my queen canoe slipjoint. I'm pretty sure I know these knives better than their designers :)

slippies: I love the looks & feel of my Queen Cutlery canoe, but I can't convince the D2 to take an edge. Case's CV line is quite nice - I've been using a medium stockman as a school edc lately and it raises no eyebrows. (the edge that steel takes is really lovely, too) I can't see myself buying...

....I put my first,a SE Navigator I,in my pocket about a month ago and have carried it daily since.It's scratched,has some play but I love it anyway. I know what you mean - I have to force myself to replace my SE navigator with one of my slippies every once in a while. really tough, versatile littl...

not me!
I gave my navigator II plain edge to my girlfriend when my serrated version came in. she likes the grip you can get on it.

*groan*

I want one of these so bad I can taste it.

Plain ol' g10 Military.

the biggest blade I own is a Caly3. I do the cooking & I live in Hamilton :rolleyes:

1 caly3
2 navigatorIIs
1 small persian (MIA)
1 cricket
& a military, next.

after that, I'll probably focus on the LBKs - the g10 dragonfly & the leafstorm which are (thankfully, for me - I'm broke) a ways away from production.

...84 ronins!

I'll ditto that, Garageboy
& give this thread a gentle bump.

If you're looking for a user, buying a Nav 2 and having it customized is an option - I believe you could even buy a Dragonfly for the blade & lockbar and have whatever shape scales you like cut.

My girlfriend liked my Navi so much I had to buy a second :)

gac wrote:My player is set on random and Nick Lowe is on. He does fantastic work.

I love the sound of breaking glass...

My vote is for the DS Lite. The quality of the games coming out these day is unbelievable. I like that it's a clamshell, so the design keeps the screens clear of scrapes and scratches. (and we all like handsomely designed pocketables that flip open, no?) Furthermore, you can buy a micro-sd reader to...

aww, ****.
nothing says class like a wrap-around porch. and now you're got room to plant some privacy around it. fantastic.