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I'll definetly throw a vote in for "YES", although I certainly understand what Yablanowitz is sayin. I think an H1 Paramilitary would be perfect, and would have minimal parts/liner that would need to be H1 or Ti. We can always daydream, right?? :D :D :D

Is that an underwater photo? Yup, and it kinda does look like I might have superimposed two pictures, or taken it in front of an aquarium...lol... but I swear it was taken underwater!!! Spydergirl: That was on the Big Island of Hawaii, North of the Kailua-Kona area. There are LOTS of beach access a...

Very cool pic, and very cool story!!! I'll add to the pics of Salts in their environment... I just got back from Hawaii, and I was accompanied by my trusty Salt 1. I t did everything from cutting up pineapples to snorkeling, and no rust!!!!! Here is a pic from snorkeling on the Big Island: http://i2...

As someone said earlier, I think a great number of Spydies in general can be put into this category, but for me, I have put a Paramilitary and an H1 Mariner through quite a bit, and no problems!!!

I just saw Short Circuit (again, don't know why...) over the weekend and this popped into my head: http://i277.photobucket.com/albums/kk51/zbugs/johnnyfive.jpg LOL !!!! I do wish that something like a Pacific Salt was made with screw construction and G-10, with an open structure like a Paramilitary....

Oh, and the low rider wire clip from the Caly III fits perfect on the Superhawk!!! :D :D :D

The Superhawk is great!! I think the "easy" curve on the blade makes it even more of an all-purpose knife than a "stronger" curve like the Tasman. I wonder if people like that more or less in a hawkbill??

Green with envy of that PE ATR :) I want one. Preferably the titanium version. How do you like yours? I Love it !!! Mine is the SS version, the Ti one goes for a very pretty penny... It is very simple in design, works flawlessly (it's probably the smoothest opening Spydie I have), and great blade d...

Usually 2 on me at work: PE Para, SE Rescue 79mm

Home or out'n'about: just 1, lately a Superhawk or PE ATR

lately, I've been carrying a Superhawk - what a pleasant surprise for EDC !!!

Definitely the 3 for your needs. I would say the blade might be a bit thin for outdoors things like hacking through branches, but if you keep it scary sharp, It will be like a scalpel for that deer, the thinness might actually help - but I am certainly no expert on field dressing. I would get anothe...

tonydahose wrote:somebody have the munchies perhaps? :p :p

LOL!!!! :D :D

...I thought PB&J talk was supposed to be saved for those "speshul" posts in general chat... :D :D


never tried the uncrustables, I might just have to.

Jabba, mabe a set of Aqua Salts would work for ya, one serrated, one plain edge.

It all started with a PE frn Dragonfly... why oh why did I have to buy that!!!
:) :) :D :D :p

Wow, amazing!! I would've thought it would snap before that much bend!!
Here is a chance to start some Spyderco Mythology:

...I heard that those bent blades are from the Mighty Sal just cleaning his fingernails!!! LOL :D :D

I have a Charge TTI, and it comes with a pocket clip that I can clip it inside my LFP. To me, this is a great feature, as I don't usually like to carry on my belt. Im not sure if this a feature for the Surge, but that looks like one beast of a multitool!!

I just got a Superhawk, and I'm really liking it. I actually like how the curve radius is a bit smaller (or would that be larger??.. not as much curve), it seems to be the best of both worlds. It almost is like a wharncliffe tha curves down very slightly. I do have a SE Tasman that has been a wonder...

Every time I try to buy a spare of something I already have, I end up buying a different model, lol. I figure that if I ever break or wear out a model, Spyderco will be offering something that I would find a use for. I so far haven't bought any knives for investment purposes, but I guess there's not...

Thanx for the info, Deacon!!! Those kiwis are beautiful!!! Too bad Spyderco couldn't have etching as an option on all SS handle knives. I guess tho that the etching is done in Japan (I'm not sure...??) as the only three current etched models are produced there. That would make the "option"...

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Thanx for the contest!!!