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I have one and I'm very happy with the fit, finish and blade steel. For the price it's a great knife. I'm just waiting for the Polestar now.

Evil D wrote:I'm so over NYC. They can chisel it off the rest of the continent and float it off into the Atlantic for all I care.

Absolutely, better yet lets do an Escape From New York number on it. :p

I pull over all the time but for some reason no one ever will hop on the back of my bike, go figure.

In other words, once again, "How about a Spyderco Custom Shop?" Has it been six months already? The answer was "No" the last fifty times this was asked. I don't expect it to change this time.[/quote]
Hope springs eternal, just ask JAZZ :)

How about a semi custom knife? Could say the PM2 be offered from the factory with existing blade stock and offered with a handful of different G10 scale colors?

Looks like mine to but there are some pretty good PM2 clones out there, just go on eBay.

I also like the Delica wharncliffe for its ability to cut precisely. I recently bought the Native 5 light weight fully serrated and it has served me well and the S35VN blade is awesome.

I believe it was Kansas who sang,"All we are is dust in the wind"

As for home defense or other wise , I'd rather be alive in court than dead. Go for whatever you are comfortable with. For me it's a short barrel 20 gage pump at home and a pocket 380 and Spyderco Civilian when I'm in some questionable parts of my city. Oh, I forgot get a impact weapon like a Scott F...

Get a Pacific Salt serrated it's an excellent food preparation knife and much more.

Evil D wrote:Looks legit to me, but fakes are getting better and better. An easy way to avoid all this is to stop buying from Amazon and buy from a reputable dealer.

Absolutely! Stopped buying knives from Amazon last year when I got a fake Hungarian Folder. It was a good fake too :mad:

Jazz wrote:But, how do you like it?

Mine came today and I like it a lot. Really love the blade shape. This is my first Delica but I see a fully serrated one in my future. Thanks Jazz for your persistence :)

TheRaven wrote:Another vote for Joe Montana.

Ditto me on BIG JOE MONTANA! Brady couldn't carry his jock strap.

Mine will be dropping by my house tomorrow!

Considering that I already have a ProTech Runt, a Colonial 102, and a CA legal Microtech UTX-70, I'd probably go for one if Spyderco made it. The problem I see is that Spyderco is under more Federal scrutiny than any other US knife manufacturer. They can only sell to dealers who agree to only sell ...

I've have two, Delica Wharencliff and Native 5 :)

Larry_Mott wrote:Spontaneously i think small auto. Like the Cali legal ProTech

I agree, I gave my son a Protech Half breed for Xams and it's a great knife. It has the longer handle with short blade. Eventually I'll get one for myself.

Thank you all for your input! This fourm rocks! :)

Well, since I've gotten good at sharpening my Pacific Salt with full serrations I'm going with the fully serrated Native. Love the blade steel on it.

Yes it comes in handy when cutting straps off various things.