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Can you say which online dealer was really too high in your opinion? Maybe we can recommend other dealers. I like cutleryshoppe.com and howesknifeshop.com. Jack jack--thanks 4 your kind consideration. I don't want to bash an otherwise reputable business, as Sal has requested that forum users leave ...

This seems like two different questions. Not sure what the dealer experience has to do with the production of a larger bushcraft blade. Spyderco already produces a reliable bushcraft blade which conforms to the general "rules" of bushcrafting. Also there are a number of reliable online de...

Since purchasing any knife in the Spyderco catalogue at an authorized dealer online has proven unreliable, costly, and frustrating to put it nicely,(thats why i always made in-store purchases before) can somebody please inform me as to when Spyderco will produce a reliable large bushcraft blade? so ...

s.c. apples are scared of my cold steels, a pacific salt would work better...and its little teeth wont rot.

dialex wrote:I wish several things were bigger... :rolleyes: Ooops!

me too--like tasman salts[se]!

s.c. apples are scared of my cold steels, a pacific salt would work better...and its little teeth wont rot.

I apologize. Didnt mean to make waves.

Too many movies...too little brainpower to tell the moral difference between fantasy and reality in the world now. Its up 2 the individual to act like a decent human being and live accordingly.--- mark

I am a 25yr plus Cold Steel collector/user. IMHO and experience the knives perform as advertised...They truly are STRONG and SHARP(est??). That being said I spent $ from a trade I made on a Blackjack HALO 14 and my wife purchased my 1st of 2 SchempRocks 4 my b-day! The Salts brought me back to Spyde...

I know I can't be the only music nut or musician on the forum, so... In the car this week: Alice In Chains - Disc two from Music Bank Snapcase: Progression Through Unlearning John Mellencamp: Words and Music Train: Self Titled The Police: Live! Soundgarden: Badmotorfinger In the house lately: Clutc...

OK!! THE ROCKSCHALT GHESTALDT IS NOW---OR SOMEBODYS GONNA GET---well get back 2 me later 'n see whatcha get...Thank you all so much for your technical assistance,humor and helping an old knife-aholic!

Clip wrote:

Dude, thats fargin hilarious!! My wife seen it on the pod and screamed "ahhhhhhhh"

clip wrote:rock schalt

no shrimp!-(hee,heh,heh) LMFAO!! Keeping this one is a tangible memory of some of the greatest things in life--a beauiful loving wife and great Knifenutt friends--who could ask 4 more?

gbelleh wrote:Wow! That's actually pretty cool. A Rock Salt and Schempp Rock in one. I'd probably hold onto it.

Thats what alotta people seem to think I see.

understandable Sal...might sell high though, being so perfectly done.

Gentlemen---notice no "h1" mark on averse, and Rock grind on reverse--if u still need proof that it did indeed happen ill figure out the vid biz tommorrow...The thing that bites--this is a b-day gift!

Thank you oh great one---it was purchased new 6/4/12 from NGK SAL--original question--since its in perfect condition besides the obvious error, is it something u would hold onto--like i said im gettin' a "real" Rock anyway!!---thanks mark

I hope its an awesome collectable..or im gonna feel like a half-idiot 4 keepin' both Rocks!---mark

Sal--Thank you for your prompt attention to this matter. I am attempting to download pics of the Rock in question, and am having trouble transfering data files from my daughters ipod to e-mail and then trying to figure out where to send them to you,directly to your attention. I am 46 now and decided...

please bring bak rock salt sal--my Schempprock thinks its a Rocksalt too..no kidding!!