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Yes a Shaman and a street beat please in 52100.
I have a pm2 and love it.

Awesome!! This is cool place. Can't wait to hear more about this project!

Don't underestimate the Chinook 4. Master James Keating knows exactly what needs to be in a knife. I bought one and it absolutely is one of my favorite designs. Not so at first looks but I trust James. He knows his stuff. I have a Tatanka as well and it's good as well, but a Lot of knife.

Jim Butcher

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S30V is bad@ss steel and completely works for me. I'd be alright with nothing else. I think it's more steel than most folks ever need or can put through edc tasks. My Buck 101 fixed blade with 420hc is sharp af, tough af, and with Bos heat treat bad to the bone. Why do you think it took Buck so long...

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Awesome!!!Congratulations!!!

Pppphew, everyone knows the greatest grail is the mighty "Spyderco lightsaber" !!! :D

All great advice. I learned to find the angle on any knife tho is take a sharpie and mark the edge. Use lightest stone and when you wipe edge clean leaving no sharpie marks that's the angle. Could be 17° on one side and 21° on the other side. And I'm not saying it's just Spydie knives it's all knive...

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Sun May 31, 2020 7:41 am

Finally found a Southfork!

Very nice! Congratulations! I'm jealous. That's a great model love the geometry. Very slicey!

There is only 1 thing I have mixed feelings about my Shaman. It's upon closing how it moves up in the lock part of knife. Unlike a PM2 where you can hold your finger there. But I also like it because I use it to bump the blade out and open quickly if I choose. Which is not often but still an option....

Welcome, nice collection you going on there!

Shamans are so cool. Congrats on your choice and may it serve you well. I recently got one while in Golden at the factory and yes it needs to be in hand to truly appreciate the ergos. Awesome movie to by the way.

I say no sleeve. Sitting lower in sheath is definitely something I prefer. But I also appreciate the pocket sheaths. Like at Knivesshipfree. Those things are awesome and work so well. I'd definitely appreciate something more along those lines than a sheath on the belt.

I'm so in on fixed blade Spyderco in Cruwear!

Happy Birthday Sal I hope you have a great day! And thank you for this wonderful forum and the great knives! But mostly for bringing us like minded people together.

Marty :spyder:

100 Pacer! It's awesome knife. Not until I held it in person did I realize how awesome. Definitely worth it for me.

Fixed blades are the answer my friend. No issues. Ever. Lol!

2020-05-23 09.11.36.jpg I have been looking at that thing for so long. One of these days I'm going to break down and buy one. You won't regret it. I wasn't sure about it either, but it's in my pocket all the time. And it's got the same backlock as the tatanka. It's really grown on me. And James is ...