Not much more offer as she just came in this morning. I'll have some pics up shortly......btw, I'll have a new Temperence 2 to compare with tomorrow morning. I'm in a fixed blade mood
New Perrin St. Bowie
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And I love it! A lot of people don't like the finger choil, but I do. I like it a lot actually. I also feel this is one of the best bargains Spyderco has to offer. And, that's saying a lot imo, as Spyderco is the sweet spot for quality and affordability- again, my opinion. But yeah, sweet,sweet little knife for $89. 5" of VG10 w/the very nice Spyderco sheath provided is just hard to beat! However, I will say this is the least sharp ( for lack of a better word) Spydie I've had. But, that's easily solved :)
Not much more offer as she just came in this morning. I'll have some pics up shortly......btw, I'll have a new Temperence 2 to compare with tomorrow morning. I'm in a fixed blade mood
Not much more offer as she just came in this morning. I'll have some pics up shortly......btw, I'll have a new Temperence 2 to compare with tomorrow morning. I'm in a fixed blade mood
Re: New Perrin St. Bowie
Congrats with this fine aquisition :)
I totally agree with you! The Street Bowie is a sweet fixed blade and at a very reasonable price. I also love the overly large finger choil. When I saw the knife first I wasn't in to the choil, but once I handled the knife I really liked it. It gives a very secure grip together with the super nice ergos of the handle. This knives fits my hand like a glove.
On the sheet I cannot comment seen I bought mine direct from Fred, the green version and it came with a very nice custom kydex sheet made by Fred.
I totally agree with you! The Street Bowie is a sweet fixed blade and at a very reasonable price. I also love the overly large finger choil. When I saw the knife first I wasn't in to the choil, but once I handled the knife I really liked it. It gives a very secure grip together with the super nice ergos of the handle. This knives fits my hand like a glove.
On the sheet I cannot comment seen I bought mine direct from Fred, the green version and it came with a very nice custom kydex sheet made by Fred.
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Very cool :)IG-88 wrote:Congrats with this fine aquisition :)
I totally agree with you! The Street Bowie is a sweet fixed blade and at a very reasonable price. I also love the overly large finger choil. When I saw the knife first I wasn't in to the choil, but once I handled the knife I really liked it. It gives a very secure grip together with the super nice ergos of the handle. This knives fits my hand like a glove.
On the sheet I cannot comment seen I bought mine direct from Fred, the green version and it came with a very nice custom kydex sheet made by Fred.
But yes, I have so much control with the handle. Imo, Fred knows what he's doing.
And thanx to Sal and Fred for going with VG10.
I feel I would be certain in saying this is not a full tang. But, how far does it go I wander?
At any rate, this knife will prove to be useful as well as fun. :)
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Great knife and great pics.
I wish they still made the satin version. I would get one for the kitchen ASAP
I wish they still made the satin version. I would get one for the kitchen ASAP
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Thank you :)jtoler_9 wrote:Great knife and great pics.
I wish they still made the satin version. I would get one for the kitchen ASAP
And yes, no doubt. Would love this in Satin.
I can't wait for the Temperence 2 to get here.
But, this knife is just so wonderful for the $$$
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Nice pics of a sweet knife! I have been trying to generate interest in a sprint run of this awesome blade. Not too much interest thus far. :o
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She's a real hoot for what she is.
I just got my new Temperence 2 in today.....man oh man, talkin about sweeeet...
I just got my new Temperence 2 in today.....man oh man, talkin about sweeeet...
Re: New Perrin St. Bowie
Mac when is the south fork coming? :D :D :D :D :D
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Lol, I hear ya. Eventually :)swigert wrote:Mac when is the south fork coming? :D :D :D :D :D
Ya know, as far as the Temperence 2 is concerned, some people believe its priced a bit too high. As for me, I feel she's worth every penny. She's far and away my favorite fixed blade. Talk about a smooth operator. The Temperence 2, truly is a study in control.
Here I am hi-jacking my own thread :)
I'll have a nice review and pics tomorrow sometime....








