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I definitely gonna pick up a few at the sfo store in a few weeks!

Finished my eagle in 2002. Some of my best memories are from my scout days

I have to agree with you on the super blue caly and the temp 2. I have both and agree they are great edc knives for either fixed or folder

Those look nice!

jabba359 wrote:Just for reference, here's what my factory 2nds marks look like. The Chicago has a nick right behind the opening hole while my Millie is towards the bottom of the jimping. My other 2nds are all like one or the other of these two.

caly 3.5 in super blue FTW!

Man a g10 damascus caly would be great. Not many people combine these two as they are somewhat opposite ends of the knife spectrum, one for safe queens and one for users. I hope this happens!

Go for the super blue caly 3.5 after owning all yhe recent caly variants this one is the finest, and woykf look great if you treat it the same as your vg 10 the patina is great.

I carry an H1 dragonfly in the small of my back when running or biking. It has been doing great!

did all the DLC Para 2s come with black screws? I got one from another forum with silver screws?

Do you carry two at the same time?

aren't the damascus delicas pinned? If so its will be pretty hard to get the blade and lock bar out. Not saying its impossible but it will not just screw back together

I hope thats not the case or we will never see the Orange Dodo sprint

Bring this bad boy to the front in the hopes of an update.

I cant wait my yin/yang combo with my old santoku are used more than any other spyderco I own.

I think the khurki or however its spelled its the slimmest out there. But it is discontinued and somewhat hard to find.

Good luck! I was able to pick up my while set in a little under a year, but they don't come around as often.

I know that myself and some of the other "all nighters" were not buying only for themselves but to share spyderco's generosity with other afis. For example I walked out with over 50 knives, I sold all but ~10 to other forumites/friends and I guarantee I still lost money on the trip. Part o...

Scott does the best work I have seen for the mules by far. I have had kydex made for mules by a few others around and none have compared.

I would go with a jumpmaster. H1 is best in a nasty environment.

It is only a matter of time till our resident fire expert Tony chimes in with his sentiment.

I may have to get one of these and break out the rit dye.