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Hey gang.....

I'm a new member but not new to these great knives. After owning and usng various Delica, Endura, Police, and even an early Harpy ( with molded clip) knives for 30 years, I just ordered a new Paramilitary 2. Can a 51 year old feel like a kid at Xmas?

Brian
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Welcome to the forum!

Great choice on the Para 2. It's in my opinion, one of the best production knives available. I think you will really enjoy using it.
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Thanks Jet. My first new Spyderco in years. Sad isn't it?
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Welcome to an awesome forum! Congrats on the PM2. Great design!
-Ryan

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moose drool wrote:Thanks Jet. My first new Spyderco in years. Sad isn't it?
Nah, I actually admire your ability to be happy with the ones you had for so long... It's easy to get carried away with buying new Spydies. LOL!
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Jet B wrote:Nah, I actually admire your ability to be happy with the ones you had for so long... It's easy to get carried away with buying new Spydies. LOL!
LOL...I can use restraint when needed.
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Welcome to the Forums, Brian! Cool name, BTW. ("Moose Drool." Reminds me of a few of my relatives in Minnesota. No! I didn't mean that they remind me of moose drool. Oh, you know what I mean... :D )
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Welcome to the Forums! I really dig your name too, it stands out in a cool way. Enjoy your time here.
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Welcome back :) !
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Hurry,throw your wallet away :D The spyderbite can be costly, and the remedy is short term only. :) :spyder:
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The Para 2 is the gateway to the poor house.

Best of luck my friend, best of luck :D
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If there was one knife that could represent this forum...it would be the Para2. The answer to your question is yes.
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pretty impressive carrying those knives for that long. wish i could say that but through the course i lost many and had to replace them.

your collection will grow now your are here.

welcome
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Welcome,

I just got my Paramilitary 2 today... Great knife... you won't be dissapointed. I'm 56 and feel like a kid on Christmas morning. Very satisfied customer, my Delica G-10 will now get to take a rest and this little baby's gonna' come along with me on a daily basis.

Enjoy.

Baer
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Moose Drool is also a wonderful beer too! Welcome!
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cubsfan1969 wrote:Moose Drool is also a wonderful beer too! Welcome!
Exactly what I was thinking...

Welcome! Enjoy your stay. It's quite easy to get convinced to spend your money while browsing the forums here...
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Welcome to the Forum, Moose! I'm 51 as well - and I feel like a kid every time I unbox a new Spydie. :cool:

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moose drool wrote:Thanks Jet. My first new Spyderco in years. Sad isn't it?
I cried a tear. :P

Welcome to the forum. :)
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Welcome Moosedrool, great choice for re-birth.
Now, make a list, check it twice
you'll soon be broke,
so get used to rice.
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