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MaNcEr, i see where you're coming from on the public support issue,but this in itself will open doors to new aspects as well as defensive,ever see a spyderco in any outdoor mags,i want to,plus,i could honestly say that the local archery/gun shop I frequent is in awe over the chinook,for merely it's ...

Sal,
Sounds like your 3 steps ahead of us.The temperance FB,"Will be offered in both blade styles"I saw proto pics of the temperance jr,and the exaguarated(sp) upswept "rhino horn" blade is going to be the better of the two,can't wait to own it.
thank you

Just a thought,but I found through countless use and some of the recent articles i've read I would love to see a fixed chinook.A little more exagurated guard as with the "horns" on the gunting,but same handle style,of course we wouldn't have a hole,but it would make the best hunting knife,...

Bought the issue yesterday.Good pics,even better article,indepth as to fighting style application with the chinook.When's JAK going to make the video for the chinook(as I whirl the spoon around the pot)

Tip #1 Serrations are sharp(past experience /applied knowledge) #2 Always keep your knife sharp #3 practice drawing for serious situations in which you may have to use it #4 Turn over your sharpmaker to razor the tip,or put a white stone in the scissor slot on the side.After you're proficient use it...

Thanks for the info guys.i think I'll wait get a few and then see what Sal comes up with,should be a good one

Sal, Ever thought about a nice Spyder block for the kitchen knives.I'd order the whole set.I just don't want my spydies in a drawer,how inhumane,and the soon to be wife asked me about some good kitchen knives.I told her Spyderco only or I'll throw them out the window.So the decision was made and wha...

I couldn't give you sound interpretation,but a comparison of a few I own would be
Chinook:Like racking a shell in a 12 guage pump
Gunting:Like pulling the trigger
Endura:Opening your eyes

2001 model,full spyderedge. I didn't think at first the endura could improve.One of my dedicated EDC's,my 98,but low and behold the evolution of perfection.The extended plain tip,david boye dent,And the old style serrations(I think) on ATS-55,from my point of view,a simple masterpiece.Seated next to...

Sal, Forgive me,But its about **** time somebody stepped up and said what you said here.I maybe prejudice cause i'm a spyderco nut,but all of this top of the line tactical BS comes from copies of spyderco,whether it be the clip,serrations,even the hole.**** I may come out with one put a flashy box w...

Welcome to the sharp side Tom. The Endura.(My first Spyderco by the way).A great big knife in a small package.1.For emergency I give it an A+.It is fast,lightweight and able to take an impact to the cutting edge without flinching.Provided you have conditioned yourself to the shock that occurs with u...

Thanks Carlos,
I think the rhino horn looks intruiging.Gotta have it.I remember a proto pic at chai cutlery,but that was long ago

Sal,

It looks like June is rapidly approaching.Can we see the temperance jr.And get some specs as to your final decision(steel,lock,trainer yes/no)

Gotta decide my next one soon



Someday my friends,I'll own em all!!!

I've pondered this question myself.I believe if like crecy said you stick to cutting and passing or in my opinion if you can get a thigh slash or back cut and run like **** it would probably prove very effective.I carry a full size 98 orange rescue in my car religiously and if i'm somewhere and don'...

MaNcer, I like the "blood groove"it just gives a knife style Mr.Janich, Gotta tell you first off that I love your MOD design.I hope to see your Spyderco collaboration soon,any hints as to special quirks,that you may have been interested in seeing in a functional edged tool that we haven't ...

JAK, An honor to have you here.We promise you the highest level of respect. I love the chinook and carry it daily.Will there be a trainer,as with the gunting?Although formidable with it,I feel one is required to match weight and size,I can't seem to get it right with a homemade aluminum version re:K...

Paul, An expert i'm not,but I tested the same question.I got an IWB drawpoint sheath to carry my delica in,mainly for work purposes.To have it open,and descreet at the same time.It is lightweight,and lightning fast.The reason I say it will work,without question is the delica in particular has a thin...

Hi Jody, Well I must say, you being of the most sought after High Priestess in the cult will appreciate the inside ramp strike to the wrist followed by the butt strike to the temple,and then just for you ,an ear lock with the ramp teeth followed by the ever painful knee strike to the nose and a litt...

Bram, As a personal favor,please try and get JAK here.I have so many questions that I need to ask.I'm no badass by any means,but I hold true to the theory of reverse grip fighting espescially with my Chinookand GryphonM-10 ,as is these are the knives I carry as well as my MOD Hornet for reverse grip...

Bram, Brother you said it.I took mine to a new level,put an indexing point in the handle due to the fact that I find it a must now,and added a quick draw sheath to get it in action,also skinned two deer with it last season,and it barely needed a touch up.James Keating outdone himself.The most solid ...