Zowada
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Zowada
Don't see these very often. This one had been sitting in the store since '02. No box, no record of it on the store computer. Great condition, though.
Ask me where I got my awesome SUPERHAWK!
More like Mid-Cal now
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More like Mid-Cal now
Be Prepared
- tonydahose
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nice score...it took me a long time to find one of those.
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- buglerbilly
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It's definitely not as easy to use as my newer Spyders, but I like to think of it like a classic car; what it lacks in refinement it makes up for in style. I wish they used micarta like this again, it has a great feel for a handle material.
Ask me where I got my awesome SUPERHAWK!
More like Mid-Cal now
Be Prepared
More like Mid-Cal now
Be Prepared
I can't disagree on style or the use of Micarta. I still love my Khalsa's and my old Calypso Jr. in micarta. I still regret selling my fullsize Calypso in plain edge. That was a very classy knife.
If you have the style, a certain lack of usability is excusable. And it does have the style.
If you have the style, a certain lack of usability is excusable. And it does have the style.
42 Spyderco fixed blades and counting...
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