Top 5 things about the Native 3 (pics inline)
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Top 5 things about the Native 3 (pics inline)
I now have some carry time now on the Forum Native 3, here are my top 5 favorite improvements:
1. Very nice rounded texturing on the spine, plus anti-slip wedges on the top of the handle
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat3.jpg>
2. finger "landing pads"
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat2.jpg>
3. REVERSIBLE wire clip. These kinds of clips have grown on me, I did NOT like them at first, but I find that they do not catch/scratch things as easily
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat6.jpg>
4. this cool texturing on the butt-end. What's it for? Looks good though.
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat4.jpg>
5. And of course: the maker's mark. A cool new addition
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/sgn3.jpg>
All in all a very nice upgrade to a great knife.
-Rorschach :][: <a href= http://www.scarysharp.com>HOS</a>
Edited by - rorschach on 10/3/2003 3:32:46 PM
1. Very nice rounded texturing on the spine, plus anti-slip wedges on the top of the handle
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat3.jpg>
2. finger "landing pads"
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat2.jpg>
3. REVERSIBLE wire clip. These kinds of clips have grown on me, I did NOT like them at first, but I find that they do not catch/scratch things as easily
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat6.jpg>
4. this cool texturing on the butt-end. What's it for? Looks good though.
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/fnat4.jpg>
5. And of course: the maker's mark. A cool new addition
<img src=http://www.scarysharp.com/images/sgn3.jpg>
All in all a very nice upgrade to a great knife.
-Rorschach :][: <a href= http://www.scarysharp.com>HOS</a>
Edited by - rorschach on 10/3/2003 3:32:46 PM
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Thanks for the review and the pics. Though I'm not a big fan of the Native (I have a Golden Earth CPM-440V one and it never fit my hand like it should - like my Calypso jr. for instance), but your pictures almost made me want one <img src="smile.gif" width=15 height=15 align=middle border=0>
I guess the texturing on the butt is for a better reversed grip.
As another improvement, I would like to add the swedge of the blade, which is nicer than the original one IMO.
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I guess the texturing on the butt is for a better reversed grip.
As another improvement, I would like to add the swedge of the blade, which is nicer than the original one IMO.
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Just got mine this weekend,#'s 60 & 62(dang,who got 61?). Very nice. Only niggle is the black hardware(barrel bolt and rivet shoulders). Polished hardware really would've looked nicer w/the blue handles,like the Rescue 93mm.
Handles are the same as my regular 3D. I really dig the wire clips. Lower profile and they stay looking new.
Handles are the same as my regular 3D. I really dig the wire clips. Lower profile and they stay looking new.