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Blue for sure it blends in with more things.

i need the 2002 model like rico show me (SPYDERCO) you can even do it first.

if you are in the field any good polishing paste such as flitz or metal glo work great as well.

Spyderco stopped making them because nobody bought them.

You obivously haven't seen any good with a "butterfly" yet <img src="wink.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>

Edited by - antichristina on 11/27/2002 12:28:48 PM

I would'nt get to cranked up i did'nt see it in the new 2003 catalog must be slated for sometime in the future. the sooner the better if anyone who matters is reading this.

Sounds like normal wear and tear all of mine ss models have a bit of side to side play after about a hundred open/closes.

Good to hear that you are trying to make head way. Also good to hear the Trouble makers are gone. I sure hope the Quality goes back to the way it WAS.
Antichristina

Well the quality started to drop off when the Spyderco quality control or quanity control dept. Started hiring "non" knife people qc-ing folders. If you were a big wig at spyderco would'nt you want knowledgable "knife people" Exspecially for the "collectors club" in QC? These people (collectors)are ...

I have played with the ball lock proto types and i find it combersome and tough to operate.
The axis lock is far easier to operate on handed.

Sorry quality is what Spyderco WAS known for I had to unfortunatly drop out of the collector's club when the quality was no longer up to my standards!
last ten knives i got were crapier than expected.

Rico thoose forum knives (C66) will never be out but keep counting.

The subjest say intergular lock that would be just like the chris reeves locks if that helps

My guess is that the Golden plant hasn't been putting out more that 500 knives in the last 3 months.And the lil temp is only done in small runs and backorders are probally deeper than production can handle since there are half the staff they has 6 months ago.

hISTORY LESSON : THE "wave" designed was actually developed by a seal team member with a good imagination he was trying to design a "bladecatcher" sent in to Ernie. But found it worked better as an opener than a blade catcher. Erine applied for the patten. That's the short version. <img src="smile.g...

fyi spyderco presspins the meerkat's the only loctite that would be applied would be on the thread of the clip screws. unless the japaneess maker needed to "shim" the model.

subject says it all how much and when?

i have one try to post it later

The skull and cross bones version is called "jolly roger"
better get some better researchers tq

Golden production has enough trouble with regular production knives to starat recliping knives other than production style. Best shot is to get some one who does tooling or gunsmithing have it drilled and tapped shouldn't cost more than $20 dollars. i have had plenty of clips switched side to side/ ...