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Thanks! I'm looking forward to it!

I probably look at these pictures once every couple of weeks, they're fantastic!

I'm really kicking my self for not getting my Pac salt done the same way before Tom decided to focus on his own knives. Oh well :D .

Black or dark blue G10 would be great!

Wow, I'm angry/sad just looking at it. I can't imagine how you feel.

Please tell me you bought two :eek: !

Hmm, When was the stainless/FRN inlay Stretch made? This is the first time I've ever seen it. I didn't even know it existed. :eek: :D

The Deacon wrote:

Thanks, this helps a lot. It also saves me quite a bit of money because I need a thicker knife. The CF looks really nice though.

Hello, I was thinking about buying a Stretch and I would like to see Comparison pics between the two different models. My main interest is the thickness of the handles. So a shot like this one; is what I'm looking for.

Thanks much. :D

Heh, I commented on how funny it was to see spam here and it was deleted as soon as I posted. Oh well, nice catch Kristi (or whoever), you caught that really quick!

Thanks for the tips about the chinese fakes. I'm gonna go check the shop on Monday and post pics if I buy it. I just read some things about the knife and it's going to be interesting to see which steel I end up with seeing as how it was made with 440v and s30v on different years. I also had a questi...

Hi all, a local gun shop has a NIB Gunting for $125 and I was wondering if that's a good price. I'd like to add it to my collection, but I just need some reassurances concerning the price. Thanks ahead of time.

The flagship should be either an Endura/Delica or the Native. They're the most common and probably the most recognized among the general knife community. As far as the whole jungle scenario goes, I'd take a Rock Salt if I had a hatchet and saw, or a Forester if it was my only tool. http://spyderco.c...

Usn Endura. Gets used almost every single day.

My Preferences: 1st: Massad Ayoob, The angle makes this one a winner for me 2nd: Yojimbo, a little smaller, but very effective 3rd: Chinook, Nice in reverse grip, but quite heavy Or if you are totally unskilled in knife fighting techniques, the Civilian/Matriarch design is a great choice for basic S...

I'd buy two if it ever came back. I'm surprised there's not more interest in this knife. I hadn't heard of this knife until a couple of years ago and it was short run that many on this forum may not have heard of it. Maybe people need pictures and some knife info to get interested. Sal, please bring...

I bought one from the same place several months ago. I think you'll be surprised how the G10 feels, it's not rough like the military, but the grip is still good. The handle shape is very comfortable, you can use it for a long time without getting fatigued. As far as slicing goes, it performs great, ...

This is awesome, can't wait for this one! Composition: 2.25 C, 0.50 Mn (maximum), 0.030 S, 0.90 Si, 12.80 Cr , 1.30 Mo, 9.25 V, Bal. Fe Source It's not exactly stainless, but does the large amount of vanadium make up for it? Also, how much different will the corrosion resistant properties be from S9...

I switched my vote to Manix 2 after I saw the handle for the frn UKPK. I thought it was gonna be that cool bi-directional style like the E4, but I dislike the design that got used. blegh.

UKPK is cool, would be better with S90V or s30v or most preferably CTS-XHP!

I got one fairly quickly by posting in the trade section of bladeforums. I traded my '09 forum native straight up. Try advertising something rare, some of the people that bought the USN Endura got more than one and would be willing to trade for something unique. It's worth a shot, good luck!

I got my dad a bug and a honeybee for Christmas. They're the only two knives he carries/uses because he hates any extra weight in his pocket.

They're great to have around.