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I just got a shipping notification. It took a while, but on the way!
(and no real hurry... I'm just glad I managed to get a couple)

Interesting... but in general, I dislike aluminum scales

attila wrote: ↑

Tue Dec 14, 2021 7:14 am

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Tue Dec 14, 2021 3:44 am

DansGearAddiction wrote: ↑

Mon Dec 13, 2021 10:53 pm

Has anyone elses Mule Team not left Commerce City yet? Mine has been stuck in Origin Scan since the 9th

I am still waiting for a shipping notification. I am not sure which is worse.

This for me too...

I haven't gotten a shipping notification yet either.

A faster server would mean they would've just sold out faster and then people would be mad about that and it would be "why can't you just make enough for demand". This is just how it works with limited production and high demand. I see almost word for word the same comments every time a D...

This is getting ridiculous. I haven't played this game in a while, and I think I'm going to give up.

bleasure wrote: ↑

Fri Dec 03, 2021 10:24 am

I keep getting declined, no matter what card I use. My bank says there's nothing wrong on their end. Anyone else experiencing this?

Yes... and I've tried two different credit cards. I think I've been declined 10-20 times.

Very disappointing... won't let me check-out! Keeps declining my transaction.

and way too many pages to click through before completing a transaction which greatly slows down the process.

bearfacedkiller wrote: ↑

Mon Nov 15, 2021 2:46 pm

Can I inquire about a Magnacut Proficient? Is this feasible?

Spyderfam, if this is something you would purchase then let your voice be heard!!!

Absolutely! I'd love a Proficient or Bushcraft in Magnacut.
Actually, I would prefer the Bushcraft model over the Proficient, but I'd go for either.

I don't understand why so many knives are coming out in 20CV... not just Spyderco, but everybody. Too much chromium for my liking!

I thought narrow VG-10 had a reputation for being chippy? (Kitchen knives w/ high bevel for ex). CG No. VG-10 is not a chippy steel... it's more tough, which is what makes it a good steel for kitchen knives with thin blade stock and bevels. It allows the steel to be easily straightened (steeled) fo...

Works great and is ergonomic in both forward and reverse grips. It doesn't get the most pocket time, but I recommend the knife!

Nope... not at all interested in a finger choil on the Delica.
I wouldn't buy another Delica if Spyderco did that (but then it wouldn't be a Delica anymore).

Hi Sal, I've noticed some disagreement amongst the forum about what a Flash Batch actually is. I was under the impression that once a Flash Batch is made, the model itself will never again be made again. Regardless of steel and handle material combinations, the model itself will not be repeated. Ot...

That’s really nice! I’m now considering doing that to my Stretch Super Blue… might make me carry it more!

Super Blue would work really well with a thin, high grind! But I'm glad to hear this is moving forward, even with VG-10.

Please re-introduce the original pointy tip of the original Delica into this AFI Delica.

I would love one, but with the original blade shape and a hollow grind. The blade shape was changed to accommodate a FFG, but I think the knife lost a lot of it's character in the process. I also like the more pointy tip of the original.

Thank you all for your comments. Certainly lots to love about this knife, and I will just have to carry it more to adapt to the different blade angle.

I'm in. Thanks Sal for continuing to support this important organization/hospital.

It does strike me that the blade shape means I will be using less of the tip and much more of the belly with common use. Not necessarily. Forefinger extended along the spine with thumb on the side of the blade offers excellent tip control. True, but then you have to bend your wrist at a more un-com...

Thanks for the helpful replies and suggestions. I agree that with a new knife/style you just have to carry it... So I think that's what I'll do. It does strike me that the blade shape means I will be using less of the tip and much more of the belly with common use. But I appreciate the suggestions a...