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TSchloz wrote:KW states that it is a LE on their facebook page.

Tom

On BF they say they only have 200.

ZL1 wrote:The main reason I sold the Domino was because the positioning of the pocket clip.. But that scale is nice :eek:

Isn't the pocket clip positioned the way it is so it doesn't affect the frame lock (like on the Sage 2)?

Evil D wrote:A winner has been chosen....pics to come tomorrow

Could it be the new Domino?!?!

I think it will be next on my list...now to tell the wife she gets more blow money.... :rolleyes:

I had what seemed to be the exact same issue with my Chaparral. After I completely removed the screw and reseated the clip, it seems fine now.

It sounds similar to the issue/concern that I reported last week when I got mine. It swayed to the point where I took it off and put the shorter DF-2 clip on. I've since put the original clip back on. It must have not been seated correctly or something the 1st time around, because it's much more st...

That's pretty awesome!!!

I received my new Chaparral today and while I love the knife (size, feel, look), the clip will move side to side when you move it back and forth. When I say move, it seems to originate at the place where it's screwed in...one side kind of comes up as one goes down. It came factory sealed from reputa...

Stuart Ackerman wrote:Just as well that we are all different... :D

The lack of a finger choil is the main reason why I love the Tennie...more usable blade length in a reasonably short blade...

Absolutely!!! No argument there...variety is good!

My only beef with the Tenacious and that line in general is no finger choil like there is on other Spydies...especially since they are liner locked.

shunsui wrote:This is my dress up knife. Sage2

I love my Sage 2 but, it totally weighs down dress pants (suit pants...not khaki type pants).

With the ante up, get the Sage 2 Titanium...awesome EDC that's perfect in it's simplicity, and it's a very durable!

For office carry, light use, with a clip, and right around $100 the Chaparral is hard to beat.

The Chap would definitely fair better in social situations without losing a whole of blade. I currently have a Sage and have a Chap on the way for that very reason. Not saying the Sage is crazy big...it's not. I prefer the Sage for non-work time in jeans and, I'll use the Chaparral when I'm working ...

Anyone ever have any issues with the blade material?

The new Sage 3

I JUST pulled the plug on a Sage 2!!! I couldn't hold out for the new 3...

Is there any info on an ETA for the new Sage 3? I'm going to pull the trigger on one them but, am very tempted to hold off if it's coming soon.

Blerv wrote:I'm guessing it takes a few dozen "dude!"s. :)

He DOES say dude a lot!!! LOL!!!

Can you put accurate jimping on a spine? I ground my Manbug blade to resemble the Jester but left out the jimping because I know it would look terrible. I have a Dremel and can mount it and have about any cutting disk they offer. Could it be done with that? I have thought about somehow mounting 4 o...