The Lil' Temp is one **** of a knife. Im already a Huge fan, I cant say as of yet that it is better than the Para but I havent carried it yet. I can say that I do like the G10 on the Lil' temp alot better than the para and its Amazing stuff. I also really like the clip on the Lil temp and I think im going to try tip up carry.
The Compression lock is my favorite, thogh I find the lock on my para to go over much more than my Lil' Temp, I dont know if this is good or bad, but I am more confident in my para.
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I also got a Otter Box 3000 today and thats really nice also. I was kinda upset that i got an older Otter Box but this will do.
Vincent, just a warning. The screws for the clip have red loctite on them, so when you go to remove them, make sure you heat them up first so the screws don't strip.
Enjoy that Lil' Temp, it's a beast. I'm curious to see if it'll beat your favored two knives.
Congrats on getting one :cool:
:spyder: Scott :spyder:
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tip down with the lil temp doesn't eat pockets as fast... that top point on the blade will do a number on your pocket... fair warning. :p
Coffee before Conciousness Why do people worry more if you argue with your voices than if you just talk with them? What about if you lose those arguements? Slowly going crazy at work... they found a way to make the voices work too.
Your heart is in the right place. LIL T is truly a legend in it's time.
Also I have been beating the drum at how superb Spyderco's sharpening tools are but it seems like even very few Spyder-heads pay much attention to them :confused:
arnon wrote:Strange...when Looking at the pictures, I noticed that my Para's lock/blade mechanism is different than yours..?????
well every para Military has a Compression lock, which is what Mine has. There are alot of different types of compression locks from spyderco, most just with asthetic design.
JD Spydo wrote:Your heart is in the right place. LIL T is truly a legend in it's time.
Also I have been beating the drum at how superb Spyderco's sharpening tools are but it seems like even very few Spyder-heads pay much attention to them :confused:
I think the stone is really great, it to me is better for sharpening than a AO stone. The ceramic spyderco stone is just so smooth it really gets the job done alot better.
The problem with them is that they are more expensive and they are very thin, if the ceramic spyderco stone was the size of a AO Norton stone, It would be Killer. Even thogh this is a packet stone, a Bench stone at this price would be Amazing.
