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A Very Happy Birthday Dennis. To many more.

Merry Christmas dear Forumites. May Santa always have something for you in his big red bag.

Well, one knife leads to another... the Delica is hard to beat and the Paramillie belongs to another league so all I can say is enjoy your new fine knives.

Stretch vs. Delica, this is a tough choice. But since I am confident that both will perform more than satisfactory, I advice you to choose the one who hits your fancy the most.

For outdoor use, the Paramillie fits the bill nicely: it is comfortable, has great blade geometry, strong lock and quality materials.
Another plus for those who preffer original American products - it is made in Golden using 100% US materials and work force.

Oh well.. enjoy your new knife :rolleyes:

A belated Happy Birthday Joe. To many more.

The Playboy Mansion - you may end without your very clothes.

Gunslinger wrote:Wonder if we will ever see a Spydermade or a Benchco? :)

Well, first they made the AFCK, then the Vex and many others. Oh wait, there is no Spyderco written on those knives, I guess they simply (and shamelessly) stole the round hole idea. :mad:

Right now everyone seems to chase the Paramillie 2 so I guess this is the winner (although the Delica / Endura can't be too far away).

A belated Happy Birthday Doug. To many more.

A few years ago I had the chance to make a dramatic change in my proffession so nowadays I work as a police officer. It is my dream job. :D

Screwdriver wrote:Holy Moly! ... It makes no sense.....no sense at all. :eek:

You are absolutely correct. Just send me the knife and I'll make sure it's disposed off properly.

Oh yes, another FRN fan here. If I were to be dropped on an alien planet with only one folder on me I'd very much preffer an (unlinered) FRN (and H1) Spydie.

BDNX wrote:How bout a Ti Worker in VG10?

Now you're talking! :D

BAL wrote:Just an attempt at humor, perhaps poorly. Sorry.

No, it was a positive comment. Sorry for not being clear enough. :)

Hello friend, I admire your balisongs for quite some time and I'm glad to see that regular folders are equaly nice. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

Happy Birthday Arend. To Many More!

Congratulations Chad. I have the Forum SS Lava (and I absolutely love it) but I was drooling for a G-10 version from the very beginning. I would still go linerless (and wireclip) for a knife this size, but linerless it's my middle name, so please bear with me

Rwb1500 wrote:Is the hood removable?

Yes, but it doesn't look that good without it because of the cutout in the blade to accomodate the hood.