How much was he asking for it?jwrickma24 wrote:already contacted the dealer i go through for a pre order![]()
Ah, thanks.jwrickma24 wrote:there are no details other than they know its going to be made and they have a pre order list. no prices, dates, etc yet.
+1 I'm not too sure why more Spyderco knives don't come with an extra feature or two. It seems like it would be easy to incorporate a glass breaker or something into most designs. Especially if you planned ahead.hunterseeker5 wrote:I'm still holding out hope that it'll come with both a glass breaker and "blunt" end which will be interchangeable. I really want that glass-breaker. Now if only it came black DLC coated too. :P
Well considering the lionsteel SR1 already came with exactly that option, and the lionspy appears to me to be a spydie hole and half composite handle away from being one, I don't see why the same option couldn't be offered here. *shrug* For a knife that'll almost certainly cost me over 200$ I really don't think adding an extra screw to the design would all of a sudden make it deal-breakingly expensive.+1 I'm not too sure why more Spyderco knives don't come with an extra feature or two. It seems like it would be easy to incorporate a glass breaker or something into most designs. Especially if you planned ahead.
Whats the deal with the half composite handle? Why not the same handle as the SR1?hunterseeker5 wrote:Well considering the lionsteel SR1 already came with exactly that option, and the lionspy appears to me to be a spydie hole and half composite handle away from being one, I don't see why the same option couldn't be offered here. *shrug* For a knife that'll almost certainly cost me over 200$ I really don't think adding an extra screw to the design would all of a sudden make it deal-breakingly expensive.
Thats why. If you want an almost 500$ lionspy feel free to purchase the SR1 and have someone put a blade with a spydie hole on it. Doing it in two parts I don't see as being a problem. If you look around quite a few knives use a half or full composite construction. The Lionspy is interesting because they do it in an unusual way, but I don't expect the knife to have any strength issues.the cost of doing a solid 1 piece ti handle would make it a no go -imho
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