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very informative, thanks for making this thread!

chukar8 wrote:I guess I'll have to see what the fuss is all about :) But I will have to wait until my wife isn't looking,lol.

great first post haha

welcome to the forums!

nice set! and very cool of sal to help you out

welcome to the forums!

Minibear453 wrote:Erm.. what's a locking bar frame contact point? You mean you broke the lock bar? I'm really wondering how you did that... just out of curiousity.

was thinking the same thing

congrats on your purchase! make sure you post some pictures when you get

i think they should keep as close to the original as possible as far as appearance goes

thanks for the comparison shot, i never realized how small it was

Thanks for the very generous giveaway! I plan to give a used spyderco balance to my coworker (see if i can get him addicted :D ).

Thanks again!

Hhhmmm thread title made me think it was about a porn movie... :p Hahaha :D I've never seen a Native split apart, so I can't say for sure, but if it's constructed like other Spyderco unlined FRN models, there are no separate washers, just a series of conscentic circular raised ridges around the piv...

Pockets wrote:Good point, but how many people who would buy an M4 P2 would ever be in a situation where the knife saves their life?

and if they were using it in a life or death situation, would they care if it developed a couple rust spots? :D

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I've waited more than a mounth, first spyderco bought directly from US. W O W!

You picked a solid knife to be your first bought from the US. Congrats!

The materials for the knife are expensive. TI isnt cheap, and CTS-204p i would imagine is harder to buy and harder to use in production then s30v.

very nice knives!

jabba359 wrote:Can we call the sequel book Spyderco - Episode V: The Glesser Strikes Back?

:D
that my friend would be epic

crackedskulla wrote:whatever materials you decide on, please give the worker an adjustable pivot. i love the design, but would be so afraid to use it if it had a pinned pivot

I agree, thanks for bringing this up.

wow that is really cool, thanks for posting this

very nice blade stony

i dont know about diving, but for cleaning fish, i would stick to a fillet knife

your definition of hard use sounds like a realistic definition. The lock moving over is normal under hard cutting tasks