1st Impressions Of The New SpyOpera
Re: 1st Impressions Of The New SpyOpera
It was fine the first few days but for some reason it just started. Ive lube the **** out if it and it still sticks. I ordered grease bit maybe ill just try breaking it in the old fasioned way
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Re: 1st Impressions Of The New SpyOpera
Ha! Turns out the design grew on me and I picked up a slightly used model.
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Mine is a 2nd, but I find it works very smoothly on all counts. The only thing I didn't like is that the spine of the blade looked a little dull. A little Flitz and some elbow grease gave it a more satin finish. It's more of a dress/lighter duty design, but I am liking it.
So many knives, so few pockets... :)
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The "Spirit" of the design does not come through unless used. -Sal
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Re: 1st Impressions Of The New SpyOpera
I like the design and love backlocks, but for me I need a finger choil or larger ricasso a la the Endura if it's going to be a backlock. I like one-handed closing so I need to be able to get my finger under easily when dropping it.