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The PITS sounds like a good match to me. Even having a 3" blade over the law max requirement of under 4" would seem to make it more accepted by the authorities without taking out a tape measure. Stout knife. It is the closest thing to a locking knife I've seen.

Not only determining the desired pressure, but developing the mechanisms to test for it. We've changed lock geometries to create the "sound" you are speaking of. In Seki -City, they've been engineering the "sound" of a lock for decades. A few years ago, Honda engineered sound in...

Manbug, because it is always with me
PITS, I love this knife
PM2, perfect design
Millie, works great for so many uses
And then there is the...

Originally I considered stone blasting my PITS but now I really like the present smooth finish. But, of the three proposed finishes, the bead blasted is most tempting.

Wow, subwoofer did a great job on the PITS review. I really like mine and wish I could do review as well as he did. He really covered everything. Today (subject to change on short notice) the PITS is my favorite spydie followed by the pm2. Thanks!

Nice treat. Thanks to both Spyderco and BladeHQ.

Good job!

I just wish I could find one in pe, holes and all, for a good price.

When I did mine I followed the sage advice from yablanowitz and kept all the parts together. But they "look" to be identical in this model but why take the chance. Yes, the blades are swapped and are completely lefty friendly.

I modified my C-44 Dyad after trying (and failing) to use it left handed. The left handed conversion was truly simple and quick. The knife is totally symmetrical and swaps for left hand use without a hitch.

Mine is my ever present Manbug. It does just about all I need while shuffling around the house. And being home I'm never far from the rest.

BladePlay you have quite the combo there. Both Workers and in what looks like showroom condition. Good score. I should be that lucky.

What magnification have you folks found best? I was thinking 10X but that is just a guess.

Manbug and I don't care where it is made. With a fob, as Jazz noted, it is perfect.

Loctite, as MattM68 said, is your answer. If the knife retention in the sheath is OK you are good to go. If not you can send the sheath alone back for replacement. There would be no difference between old and new sheaths and G clip attachment.

bada boom

The Deacon wrote:

tvenuto wrote: I'd be in for a pair, but only if they were left handed, or non-handed.

After 60+ years being lefty and living in a right handed world I find I cannot use left handed scissors. I automatically compensate and find left handed scissors almost impossible to use.

I have a leaf Enuff and like a lot. Except for fondling I have only really used it on one camping trip. It made me smile, enuff said. I did exchange the sheath for the second generation version. It is much improved with greater retention. Bottom line, I like it (would like yellow scales however).

I like mine a lot. Specially the blade shape and size (not too big). Good EDC.

I have both the DF and the Manbug. I find the Manbug is in my pocket all the time. There maybe a larger folder too depending where I am and what I plan.