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is there a clip spyderco has available for my military that will allow it to sit low in my pocket?

chicago only allows a 2" blade???? wtf????

i shed a tear reading this. my millie is a good friend. i'd hate to loser her.

had it a year, but finally using it in the yard. getting very dirty and the blade is a tiny bit scratched up (so what!). had to rinse it a few times as mentioned on the site- it is designed for easily rinsing, right?? after rinsing, i dry it well. well, should i worry about rust on this particular k...

work to change the law. don't accept that

yablanowitz wrote:I do carry smaller knives to use where the Military might give some elderly person a heart attack, but the Millie gets the call for all the hard jobs.

elderly people would care the least- the young ones have been raised to believe that OBJECTS are evil and that RULES protect us

i do. every weekend. (not weekedays with my suit)

A ceramic knife would be illegal in CA because they can bypass metal detectors. And imagine the locking: what if a ceramic blade had a backlock? You'd have that backlock smacking against the blade tang every time, and it would probably crack. i doubt that is accurate. especially since you could mak...

i did that about 4 years ago with an endura.... i didn't know it until the clothes were washed and dried! i have a stain that keeps popping up in two places. rust, i'm sure, but it shows more as a stain that rubs out easy... and re-appears in 3-4 more months. vicious cycle. so... no worries. it is f...

question i've been meaning to ask: the dvd instructs you to sharpen both sides... but they SE knives from the factory only seem to be done on one side.

what gives?

the foil needs to be replaced anyways... it gets holes in it and will tear your face up. it hurts...

i carry both anytime i'm not wearing a suit for about 4 weeks now

good choice with spyerco and with sig! (p229 rocks)

everyone needs one.

as for the cons you list...

Too big? CARRY IT TWO DAYS AND YOU WON'T THINK SO

Liner Lock is not my favorite, though from what I understand it is plenty reliable and durable. I DON'T LIKE LINER LOCKS... BUT THIS ONE WORKS GREAT. AND CAN BE TRUSTED TO NEVER FAIL ON YOU.

i can't wait to hear

CombatGrappler wrote:...plus having clippers can make you a hero to any female coworker who is having a nail problem.

wouldn't most women puke? that's a hygiene problem... people get skin eating diseases from manicure and nail cutlery if not disinfected properly

I have to disagree. My wife is wicked good with a kitchen knife but can't sharpen at all. That's my job. In fact, I cut myself more in a week than she does all year. On the other hand, Bluntrauma, I do recommend getting a Sharpmaker or some other type of sharpener. It really gives you a whole new l...

I should mention that I do not know how to sharpen knives at all but I guess I could send either one in to Golden if they need some touching up. Thinking I really should pick up a sharpmaker but that's another subject. actually, you should not own knives if you can't sharpen them. it is silly and p...

spyderco's own catalog

and that it has been a design requirement for Sal.

that would be nice to see the evolution