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Hey I like that. Bring that one back!!! Of course, there's always the delica.

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Edited by - pyrochazm on 5/22/2004 10:17:04 PM

Thanks for the info guys! I really don't care about looks, so as long as it's tough, holds an edge and feels good in my hand. I might now get one AFTER I obtain a spyderfly. On another note; How long have you had that USP Zerrexer? A friend of mine bought a used 9mm USP three years ago and hasn't ex...

I'd have to say that it was Java, or his odd sense of.....whatever. I'd sure as **** want that as MY first weapon/tool

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

I would have to third that

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

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Nuff' said.



"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

OHHHH!!! I want one!!

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

OHHHH!!! I want one!!

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

Uhoh, pulse....rising! YAY!!!!!!!!!!!!! I've been waiting for this for over a year. Soon my life will be complete

I almost hate to ask this here, but I can't seem to get bladeforums to work for me. Has anyone handled any of the Buck/Strider colaborations? I am refering specifically to the "Tarani" Is it as tough as it looks? How about blade & linerlock thickness? The website doesn't list the dimen...

Stuff luke this makes me love Spyderco even more. The fact that someone can submit a knife to ANY knif company and have it considered is just awesome. Spyderco goes the extra step and actually makes a prototype, takes it to shows and seeks public opinion. I feel an interesting saga unfolding. Best o...

I go wheeling! I just got an Isuzu trooper from a friend that built it up a little, and it completly schools my old blazer. My blazer was even more highly modded with 35's VS 33's on the 'zuzu. Other than that, I love hiking, shooting, and sometimes I can combine all three. Drinking Is fun too, but ...

I would like to pick up one of their "Scarab" one-sided dual-action OTF's one of theese days, but the cost is highly prohibitive. Other than that, I have never seen one in person.

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

In case no one has noticed, every time you go into a steak resturant, the steak knives always seem to have the serrations on the first half of the knife only. Maybe they were on to something..... "Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce Edited by - pyrochazm on 4/22/2004 3:49...

My police model is in a rotation, so i have it on me every other week or so, but i perodicly inspect the edge. I touch it up using my leather belt even when I haven't used it. otherwise, after a week of carrying it I run it across the whites a few times. "Some people prefer delusion to despair&...

I use militec for everything. So far I have it in my car's engine and gearbox, my drill press, all my knives, my P99, and just about anything that is both metal and needs to be slippery. I can honestly feel extra power from my 'zuzu, and it really smoothed out the trigger pull on my P99. Try the Hea...

Yeah it would definetly be the geeky fun factor of putting one of my cheapie OTF's up to an empty soda can and firing the blade. Other than that, Auto's are always slower from pocket to open no matter what. Maybe a Psychic auto knife would be the solution! Think about it! A thug goes to pop open his...

It's SEATTLE what other weather is there other than rain and fog? Actually it was unseasonably wonderfull over the weekend; Actually got some hiking in. But of course, it is again drizziling.

"Some people prefer delusion to despair"- Nelson Munce

My roomie and I both own airsoft weaponry. I have a Green gas powered H&K USP that is impossible to tell from the real thing, and my roomie has a H&K MP5K full auto select fire. both look incredibly realistic and are great fun to shoot.

This is honestly a tough one. I'd have to give the nod to Spyderco just for the exclusive use of premium steel (S30V, VG-10, ATS-55/34 H1) I see no spydies with less than some sort of magic metal for a blade. Spyderco's designs are more rugged and simple, which are excellent assets as far as I'm con...