Picture request Para Milly Caly 3
Picture request Para Milly Caly 3
Hi ,
Would someone be willing to post a side by side comparison shot of a
Para Military and a Caly3
They are both on my wishlist . Would be much appreciated
Thanx in advance :D
Maarten
Would someone be willing to post a side by side comparison shot of a
Para Military and a Caly3
They are both on my wishlist . Would be much appreciated
Thanx in advance :D
Maarten
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Here you go man. :)
Just so you know, I love them both. The Caly 3 is more like a gents knife and the Para is more like a hardcore user that will take a nice hard beating. Not that the Caly 3 will not take a beating it's just not really a camping/hard use knife.
Just so you know, I love them both. The Caly 3 is more like a gents knife and the Para is more like a hardcore user that will take a nice hard beating. Not that the Caly 3 will not take a beating it's just not really a camping/hard use knife.
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Am I crazy, or are there Torx screws on the Caly III pivot and clip, but rivets on the handle scales?!
I'd love that knife, except for the idea that it's pinned and can't be disassembled. What's the deal? Why is it made like that? Any plans for a disassemlable Caly?
I'd love that knife, except for the idea that it's pinned and can't be disassembled. What's the deal? Why is it made like that? Any plans for a disassemlable Caly?
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You are correct. That is just how it's made.peacefuljeffrey wrote:Am I crazy, or are there Torx screws on the Caly III pivot and clip, but rivets on the handle scales?!
I'd love that knife, except for the idea that it's pinned and can't be disassembled. What's the deal? Why is it made like that? Any plans for a disassemlable Caly?
I like it personally because I can adjust the pivot but I don't have to mess with anything else. It's a perfect combination I think.
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Why
The CalyIII is pinned because there's no room for screws. Screws take up more space, and the design principle of the CalyIII was to keep it svelte.
I learned this while asking STR for CalyIII modifications, and he verified...you can't reassemble it with screws. No room.
I learned this while asking STR for CalyIII modifications, and he verified...you can't reassemble it with screws. No room.
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Eric Glesser. Sal's son.enyong112 wrote:Thanks for the info, was really intrigued by that... there are also some knives that have a letter E w/ something that looks like a devil's tail... what does that mean? which knives have those? pls post a pic... :D
It should be a EG in a weird sorta way. :)
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http://i234.photobucket.com/albums/ee95 ... iusSE1.jpgenyong112 wrote:Do you have a picture?? Can you please post? :D
Look right above the clip screw closest to the opening hole.
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