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These two have been favorites of mine for 25 years.

Until recently, I only had two Spyderco knives; the Endura and Delica I bought 25 years ago. The Endura saw a lot of carry and abuse from cutting carpet to hay string. We unroll our hay and have to cut the strings or netting which is hard on a knife. Not because the string or netting is tough. It's ...

Congratulations, GoldenSpydie. Thank you Mushroom. I'm honored my humble photo was recognized among some really tough competition and beautiful pictures.

My new "Classic" Stretch.

Just as I became accustomed to the tip down and liner lock on my new Tenacious, my new Stretch arrived. It's tip up and lock back like my old Endura. What do you know.

Rocking my Stretch.

Dr. Snubnose wrote:

Mad Mac wrote:A brace of Rugers, I should think so. Is the one on the left a .327?

Both are Ruger Sp101's in .357 Magnum.... Doc;)

Well then, it is a brace of Rugers after all. You're ready for duel. Thanks, Doc.

How did you "melt" the spine.

A brace of Rugers, I should think so. Is the one on the left a .327?

A small, stainless steel pistol paired with a small, stainless steel Spyderco for a "sharp" dressed man. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-w7MmyAs6jt0/VXGxoKGUCUI/AAAAAAAAkVs/ic7CgnDUgY8/s800/IMG_1078.JPG Seecamp .32 with ClipiTool. As an added bonus, the screwdriver tip on the bottle ope...

Knife or pistol? https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-8qRnhVanbRA/VXGycsU8oaI/AAAAAAAAkWE/77K333g1iU4/s800/IMG_1082.JPG Kel-Tec .380 P-3AT with belt clip next to Spyderco Stretch. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-zCDkzV0B5sQ/VXGx6Q9tHxI/AAAAAAAAkV0/6M5M2Rd_1kk/s800/IMG_1079.JPG https://lh3.googleuse...

MadMaximus wrote:Great blade! What is that rifle? A Browning BAR?

Thank you and yes, you are correct, Sir. My Dad got that rifle for me in 1965 when they first came out.

And, I said Kydex sheath, but it is Boltaron.

Received my Moran yesterday. In its Kydex sheath, it fits in a spare magazine pouch on my rifle case so it will always be with the rifle. We've trapped a lot of hogs but my cousins did the skinning. Now, they will not be able to knife shame me. But I will probably let them do the skinning anyway. It...

What do you mean by change? Do you mean change from tip up on the Delica to tip down on the Tenacious? Spyderco makes a wide variety of knives and even for the knives with clips that can mount on either end, they sell them in different configurations. For instance the Tenacious and Para2 are sold t...

Being an old timer set in my ways, it is taking me a bit to become accustomed to tip-down carry of my new Tenacious. I mean, after 25 years of carrying a relatively smooth Endura or Delica with the non-adjustable integral FRN clip in tip-up configuration, I got pretty good on the draw and flick. At ...

Spyderco will replace the FRN integral clips with metal clips for $20 plus $5 shipping.

http://www.spyderco.com/edge-u-cation/index.php?item=10

Baptized my new Tenacious at work today.
In this pic is a shy blossom known as The Widow's Tears.
Favors partial sun along woodland trails.

Remarkable photographs of amazing edges. So much to learn, but I want to play.

Beautiful, artistic photographs of some great knives on this thread. Competition is tough. Snapped a pic today of the Tenacious I bought for work. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-xyin6Oad7Qo/VW3gaIhXWgI/AAAAAAAAkT4/1cNd7HiMP3Q/s912/IMAGE_818.jpg Questions: Can more than one picture be submitted d...