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it's all covered up in a vest-pouch! :mad: me wants to really SEE it......

thanks for the hint earthdog, my mom has arthroses in her wrists/hands too. maybe a ball-bearing spydie would be nice for her but she's not a very knife-kind of person......are there any spyderco's with the ball-bearing lock that are small and sheepl-friendly? from the top of my head i can think of ...

"i'm a lefty, can't do sh*t with liner-locks....." this is often mentioned, but now that it is mentioned again in the Mili VS P'kal thread, i like to chime in on the supposedly unsuitfulness of liner-locks for lefties and try to help out with some pointers... first of all, i'm a righty. pe...

I think you'll like the Millie. Be warned though: it's a linerlock - if you are left handed you may find it uncomfortable to operate. this is often mentioned, but now that it is mentioned again, i like to chime in on the supposedly unsuitfulness of liner-locks for lefties... personally i can handle...

thanks for the info Zenher

and how about this site, Ohyasuya:
http://www.ohyasuya.co.jp/aigo/al-mar/al-mar.html

i used to check this site out countless times years ago when i was still into AMK's.....

any good too?

denn

zenheretic wrote:Since it isn't really a Spyderco]G.Sakai[/URL]

hey Zen, i checked the website and found this:



do you happen to know if this is for real, like an old school Dragonfly? never seen it before......

denn

it's getting worse and worse isn't it? it's all over the news, what a mess...

positive vibes sent to everybody in 'the area'

man, what global laming can do to the world's climate

denn

rather expensive Zdenek. let it sink in for a week, and then decide

denn

rest in peace officer Furlow

a gentle respectful salute to you, and to all others that have served and protected

denn

nice photomaking skills Island dude.

reminds me to buy 'nother Dragonfly :cool:

denn

Heretic, you've gone Jester-bonkers man! :eek:

reviews and pics are always fun

thanks for the read Tom!

denn

Jordan wrote: PS. This is fun... I'm curious to see what I'm missing.

you forgot the cyanide-tablet :p

:D

denn

it sounds almost too obvious that you should buy the Miliie first and 'worry' about the P'kal later......

here's a test for the saw-men :) try this multitest line-up: - a sharp 10" long hatchet (a proper felling axe, not a splitting axe) - a sharp 7" blade-heavy fixed blade - a multi with a saw - a sak with a saw - a spydersaw try them out on some various pieces of wood, and you'll never pack ...

that's some unusual close-racing for only two "up-fronters" for 1st and 2nd, don't see that too often anymore these days...... got to hand it to Gibernau though, he deserved it. quite frankly, i'm a bit tired of Rossi's prestigious dominance in the GP. i'm getting that Mick Doohan feeling ...

i'm by no means an expert on fire-arms, since i'm from Europe; but i'd go for the classic six-shooter.

just a basic .38 revolver to keep things civilized and make you look better in court.....

denn

remember though that sawing wood is exhausting in a survival situation, especially when using a folding-saw on a 1' thick log.

chopping with an axe or blade-heavy fixed would be the better choice


denn

yup, sand-blasting might work if you really want wood though, go for it. i once re-handled an Al Mar SERE 2000 from G10 to Cherry Wood, and it held up fine (major job, but i sold it for quite some $$$'s......) work real careful, start by making rough templates, then roughly the amount of wood needed...

Puyallupknifegu wrote:Quick, I need a spyderco pic to take my mind off of 200 plus horsepower!!!!

AAAAAgggghhhh!!!!


Please help?

Tim :o

By the way, this is my 500th post!!!

here! and congrats on your 500th anniversary :)



denn

i'm with eastr on this one

although you should decide for yourself what you like best Kyle.

go with your own feeling, you can't go wrong with any of those knives.

denn