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Cuse doin work tonight!!! The Orange took care of business! That was definitely an encouraging performance from the home team. If they can keep shooting lights out like that, they can make a pretty deep run! Great shooting and that zone defense is tough to beat. I didn't follow college basketball a...

Not gonna lie, I think that chopped Shaman is one of the dumbest mods I've seen. Turned a great knife into a short handled, thick blade into a stubby thick blade like a Techno or Lil Native with a lot less handle real estate...the Shaman deserves better than that. Sometimes you need to leave well en...

Cuse doin work tonight!!!

I saw that clip you posted, you've got it nollie and regular stance. I was more of a ledge, curb, rail, fun box kind of guy. Never got too good with ramps, at least consistently. I had a few variations of nollies i got pretty good with. My friends backyard "skate park" I mentioned earlier,...

Yep, represents 'merica! :cool:

It just takes a little practice with the nub, a couple days of use and it's easy muscle memory. Nothing difficult to figure out.

Funny, everyone that's replied to this thread so far has been around here for at least 2 years and NOBODY wants the knife! PM2 must be a new to Spyderco fascination?? A gateway knife!

I'm with ya Pete, I STRONGLY prefer the Golden models to anything else.

Fixed and Fancy Friday :)

oh noooooooooooooo!!!!! :o Can't be doing that to a Shaman!!!!! It's made to be big and bulky.

Nice! Good to know! That should be a sticky haha. Thanks!! Do you like it? I was feeling kind a lonesome on the "shiny side of the blade". For all those interested, all it takes is a cork, sodium bicarbonate (which is in baking powder very cheap and accessible) and some drops of water. Yo...

If this was a Military I would be all over it like stickers on a NASCAR car. Or a riced out Civic in the mid-late 2000's :p The more I've thought about it I think I'll likely pass on this as well. I've got enough awesome steels to keep me happy. I'm sure S90V is great! But so is Rex45/4V/K390/Maxam...

Nice! Good to know! That should be a sticky haha.

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Fri Mar 19, 2021 8:28 am

We're in the mountains of western NC, but he looks like he could've been from our old neighborhoods in Brooklyn and Queens. LOL!

Hahaha, close! Ballston Spa/Saratoga Springs area. Too funny.

Ken - Sorry to clutter up your thread, this was just too good to resist!

This one may make my S30V version of this knife expendable now, I've never had S90V...Just can't believe the price of PM2's these days though, and I don't even really care for the model...hmmmm, I may have just talked myself out of it haha!

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Fri Mar 19, 2021 7:51 am

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Fri Mar 19, 2021 5:58 am

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Nice shot, and you managed once more to put our two-very-different-climate pics directly in a row!! :)

Funny! I've noticed that VashHash and myself post pics back to back quite often too. We must get free time at the same time. :p

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Welcome Randy! Pretty nice first Spyderco you grabbed there! I've been around here for a few years now and for some reason that model hasn't been talked about/shown too often. I think mainly because it's been around for a while, before I came along. I've never heard anything bad about it regarding t...

Count me in for the Mule Team too! I've got extra scales and sheath waiting for a knife :) (thanks again Larry!)

Awesome, fellow climbers! Indoor, outdoor or both? I’m mostly an indoor climber but have the ambition to do more outdoors bouldering once the weather permits it. My climbing days are behind me but I was pretty active from the early 70's to late 80's. East coast to west coast, Wind Rivers of Wyoming...