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I'll probably be talking with Bob sometime this week and will mention it. Looks kinda like a Gaijin Warrior, but those all had markings, so could be custom.

Mike, I have a couple questions, as I've already expressed interest in the Warrior and a custom sheath before with you. -Do you make them in CF pattern Concealex? -H-1 is a pretty soft steel, and scratches extremely easily. Do Concealex sheaths scratch the blade after repeated draws and sheathing e...

Still doing them in small batches when I can. Should have a couple and some Warriors with me at the Knob Creek Machine Gun Shoot this weekend - about a half hour south of Louisville, KY.

Here's the sheath I make for the Street Beat. Has a G-clip that can be swapped out for an optional IWB loop. G-clips can also let you carry IWB beltless, as with sweats or running shorts. by clipping it to the waistband.

No, not at all. :)

If your Civilian trainer is white, it is most likely from Edge Molding Co. (no longer in existence) and used to be available from James A. Keating. He also has a training DVD on the Civilian. Very good!!

As someone who has a lot of experience using and making G-clips (about 20 years) and a little bit with the design of the Spyderco version, I've been keeping an eye on this thread and maybe should have weighed in a little earlier. Nothing wrong with Spyderco's G-clips. I'm using them a lot more than ...

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White Cloud,
Doing a couple SpyderHawks now - one is spoken for, and you can have the other if you want.

Hey HotSoup,

You can actually get the blade deployed and on target faster from a neck sheath than you can using a waved blade from the pocket. Yes that is a leaf pattern, but don't think it is available anymore, though I do have some kicked back.

Just finished a few of these for the new Matriarchs. Since the Matriarch is meant to be a SD blade, carrying one in a neck sheath that allows you to deploy the blade on the drawstroke makes a lot of sense. I've been carrying a Grey Matriarch this way since they originally came out. I'll be in Louisv...

Here's some quick pics of the H1 Warrior sheath inverted. Worn under a cover garment, draw to slash is very stealthy as it comes from low line. Sequence is draw to midline slash, just like BT showed me with the Stealth Warrior set-up.

If that was true, I seriously doubt that Spyderco could make an "official" pronouncement. The logical one to ask would be Guy Rafaeli.

Either or - Mitch is my protege. He got the DVD set, I routinely do hands-on critiques of his work, and we set up together at a lot of Gun & Knife shows. In fact, we'll be at the Kenny Woods Gun & Knife Show in Lexington, KY (Heritage Hall) 19-20 June 2010. Stop by and say "Hi".

Dr. Detroit, There's another member of the Warrior family called the "Stealth Warrior" that I'd love to see produced because i want one, there was only one made, and I haven't been able to talk Bob out of it yet. It is a guardless Warrior with an 8-9" blade that he's worn on the belt,...

Nice work, Jim!!

John, I believe this was covered in another post, but you can tighten up any loose fit of the Spec-Ops sheath by removing the kydex insert and heating up the area that needs adjustment, with either a hair dryer or heat gun. A hair dryer is the safer bet though, 'cause if you are not experienced with...

Mike - That appears to be a great sheath for the Spyderco Warrior. Do you have any thoughts, or insight into the sheath that ships with the Warrior. Although I haven't handled your sheath, it sure appears to be superior to the factory sheath. John John, Thanks for the kind words!! I've responded to...

Mike - That appears to be a great sheath for the Spyderco Warrior. Do you have any thoughts, or insight into the sheath that ships with the Warrior. Although I haven't handled your sheath, it sure appears to be superior to the factory sheath. John __________________ John SharpShin' Blades Affordable...

This morning I had three Emails about the SWAT article on the Warrior knife and thought here we go again, someone who little or nothing wrote an article they shouldn’t. Through the years I have seen plastic and wood trainers being sold as the original prototypes from which the AL MAR version was co...

Well I aint saying nuthin, cept maybe that Bob Was kind enough to let me take the Pygmy Warrior when Mike and I were there, and he sent me a pocket Hobbit. :cool: sal Sal, Now that's a teaser if I ever heard one! Cool - maybe I should take back the "don't hold your breath" comment. Since ...