Autonomy on its way

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Autonomy on its way

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Enjoy people! Should hit stores by Wednesday.
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AWESOME!!! Can't wait to get one.

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Wow...is this for real?...or a joke?
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BHQ has them in stock!
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These are restricted right? How does Bladehq handle this?
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farnorthdan wrote:These are restricted right? How does Bladehq handle this?
Depends where you live
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swigert wrote:
farnorthdan wrote:These are restricted right? How does Bladehq handle this?
Depends where you live
I thought automatics could not be shipped across state lines, also don't you have to be military, law enforcement etc...I would love to pick one of these up but not sure it would go through. They are legal here but I'm not military, law enforcement etc.
Happy to be part of this great forum and group of down to earth spyderco addicts, Thanks Sal and gang.
My Grails: Lum Tanto folder sprint, Sprint Persian(red), Captain, Manix 2 (M4), SB MT, PM2 M390, CF dodo, Manix2 (CF S90V),Manix2 XL S90V, Zowada CF Balance Rassenti Nivarna, Lil' Nilakka, Tuff, Police 4, Chinook 4, Caly HAP40 52100 Military, S110V Military, Any/All PM2 & Military sprints/exclusives I can get my grubby hands on :) :spyder: :) :spyder: :)

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farnorthdan wrote:
swigert wrote:
farnorthdan wrote:These are restricted right? How does Bladehq handle this?
Depends where you live
I thought automatics could not be shipped across state lines, also don't you have to be military, law enforcement etc...I would love to pick one of these up but not sure it would go through. They are legal here but I'm not military, law enforcement etc.
Which is why questions like this probably should not be asked, or answered, on a public forum and especially not on the forum of a manufacturer singled out for intense scrutiny by the Feds.
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The Deacon wrote:
farnorthdan wrote:
swigert wrote:
farnorthdan wrote:These are restricted right? How does Bladehq handle this?
Depends where you live
I thought automatics could not be shipped across state lines, also don't you have to be military, law enforcement etc...I would love to pick one of these up but not sure it would go through. They are legal here but I'm not military, law enforcement etc.
Which is why questions like this probably should not be asked, or answered, on a public forum and especially not on the forum of a manufacturer singled out for intense scrutiny by the Feds.
Sorry if I am out of line here Deacon, figured it was ok seeing as there is an entire sub forum dedicated to the topic.
Happy to be part of this great forum and group of down to earth spyderco addicts, Thanks Sal and gang.
My Grails: Lum Tanto folder sprint, Sprint Persian(red), Captain, Manix 2 (M4), SB MT, PM2 M390, CF dodo, Manix2 (CF S90V),Manix2 XL S90V, Zowada CF Balance Rassenti Nivarna, Lil' Nilakka, Tuff, Police 4, Chinook 4, Caly HAP40 52100 Military, S110V Military, Any/All PM2 & Military sprints/exclusives I can get my grubby hands on :) :spyder: :) :spyder: :)

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Got mine today. Seeing as I'm at my son's baseball batting practice, pics aren't going to happen until I get home.

First impression...it made very short work out of tearing down boxes for recycling. It is the right size for me. And the wire pocket clip is discreet enough that I'll carry it. ( Auto carry is legal in Nebraska).

It feels smaller in the pocket and more ergonomic in my hand than the embassy and citadel. I think I like the ride better because of the wire clip and the feel in hand due to the fact that the blade isn't as leaf shaped and a thinner handle.

Over all I like it. Any comparison requests?
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Got mine today as well. Great job.
The size, weight, and construction are perfect. Finally a strong but light auto with rescue style blade.
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Welcome Squatch! First post I see, and from NE too. Anywhere near Papillion?
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vaisforlovers wrote:Got mine today. Seeing as I'm at my son's baseball batting practice, pics aren't going to happen until I get home.

First impression...it made very short work out of tearing down boxes for recycling. It is the right size for me. And the wire pocket clip is discreet enough that I'll carry it. ( Auto carry is legal in Nebraska).

It feels smaller in the pocket and more ergonomic in my hand than the embassy and citadel. I think I like the ride better because of the wire clip and the feel in hand due to the fact that the blade isn't as leaf shaped and a thinner handle.

Over all I like it. Any comparison requests?
Congrats. Image

Just checked, and mine should be here Monday. :) Been wanting one ever since I saw it at Blade in 2012, which is kind of crazy since it's just about the antithesis of a Spyderco I'd normally get excited over.

As for comparison shots. I'd be interested in seeing how it compares to a C14 Rescue/Atlantic Salt, an Assist, or a Mariner, if you have any of those.
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Just posted an Assist comparison in pic forum.
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squatch wrote:Just posted an Assist comparison in pic forum.
Thank you! A picture may not always be worth 1000 words, but that shot most definitely makes visualizing the Autonomy's size a lot easier for me than reading specs in the catalog ever could.
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Sorry Deacon, of the three requested, I don't have any more of those. And Squatch beat me to the picture anyway.

I agree with you too. Comparison shots do more for me than specs and catalog shots. Thanks Squatch!
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I'm interested to see pictures of how the knife fits in-hand (without gloves)... do the finger grooves in the handle fit well without gloves?
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I have M/L hands. Size 9. My gloveless fingers fit comfortably in the recessed half circles. All but my pinky fits in its own recess. My pinky fits on the peak and it actually makes it feel more secure. With gloved hands, (I imagine a Coast Guard member would be wearing gloves) it would still be incredibly secure.

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Thank you. That is exactly what I was looking for!
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Ugh..now I have to track one down..
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