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Ultimate Spyderco SD Blade

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Just wondering what everyone thinks is the best Spyderco defensive blade available right now. I still have the Police 3 at the top of my list.
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The one you would feel the most comfortable putting into somebody in such a manner. For me, for some reason the Endura series is kind of made for said things with that thumb ramp lol.

The Chinook probably would be my choice though.
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I would think the Civilian ranks pretty high up there.
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I would think anything with a hawk blade would be particularly dangerous.
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"superhawk"...heavy cutter/slasher, with good piercing potential.

Reverse s blades..."matriarch", "civilian",best blades design for deep heavy cuts.

"Chinook","manix"1...above average belly for cutting,great peircing blades.

Just to name a few, most 3''+ spyderco would serve well in sd purpose.
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Yojimbo as well.
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one word... Toad
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pharmagator wrote:one word... Toad
lmao :d
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Massad Ayoob SE!!
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I am the... 'WARRIOR'
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Currently available, without doubt it is the Warrior.

Discontinued would be Gunting and Karambit.
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Spyderco Blunty is pretty deadly
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The one that's in my hand. Seriously.
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Street Beat? Warrior is great, but I'm probably more likely to have a SB on me.
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My choices would be...

Folder : Chinook 3 (3" or under: Lil' Temperence)
Fixed : Warrior

But .. there of plenty of other awesome blades in their inventory (past & present) that are GREAT self defense pieces.
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I'd say the Street Beat, Fred knows his stuff and I don't think I would trust any folding knife as a dedicated SD knife.
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For SD my 1st choice would be a .45 ACP.
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BigBrad75 wrote:I am the... 'WARRIOR'
+1 that thing is HUGE
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Hasn't anybody mentioned the PPT for under 3" folder?
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:spyder: My main piece of late is the PPT, my all time fave is the yojimbo but I'll carry a kris, big persian, chinook II, endura hawk, harpy, baby manix, ATR(best clip ever!), waved endura, civvie, superhawk or dodo if of a mood, and a pikal if I'm in a bad mood and lack compassion. I don't feel at all undergunned with a d3 or d4 or caly jr.but it's not the size of the knife but the size of the fight in the man that matters. (and skill, don't skimp on training if'n yer gonna carry a knife for protection, and know how to articulate yourself in court! Don't win on the street just to loose in court! ) :spyder:
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