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For a gent's folder, the maple Chap is ideal.
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Some folks might not like me for pointing this out, but there's a Military 2 which will likely sell much better than the Military "1". So, I figure the original Military's days are likely numbered. A special 50th anniversary model would be a good send off for the original Military. My tho...

A lot of good suggestions, thanx. I also thought about a new model? I haven't had an opportunity to speak with Eric about any plans he might have for the 50th. sal A new model would be really nice indeed. Another option would be "new version / size of already popular model" Can´t help, bu...

I know that Golden is at capacity limits in pushing knives through but I wonder if there is a chance that we will see a 52100 Chief? I know that a lot of people have their issues with it but it’s my favorite steel that Spyderco puts out and it’s the perfect platform for it. On the opposite end of t...

I know that Golden is at capacity limits in pushing knives through but I wonder if there is a chance that we will see a 52100 Chief? I know that a lot of people have their issues with it but it’s my favorite steel that Spyderco puts out and it’s the perfect platform for it. On the opposite end of t...

I know that Golden is at capacity limits in pushing knives through but I wonder if there is a chance that we will see a 52100 Chief? I know that a lot of people have their issues with it but it’s my favorite steel that Spyderco puts out and it’s the perfect platform for it. On the opposite end of t...

Native
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Chaparral
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GB2
or finish the line and get a Military

I am waiting for aftermarket scales for my FRN MagnaCut Native which include PB washers, the absence of which is my perennial and main complaint re FRN Spydercos. I found them on Etsy (HiPolyDesigns), for nearly half the price of the ones offered by AWT and should be also lighter. In burgundy red :-)

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Thanks! :-)

Is the HRC known for this knife? I don't see it in the catalog nor on the dealer pages.

I also don't "like" pocket clips and I removed them from my Chaps and some Natives, but kept them on other ones, because deep pocket carry is not always possible and I must do IWB instead.

I use long (2ft) red lanyards on knives when I carry them outdoors in the winter and there is snow, so when I drop them and they disappear in the snow, the lanyard is still visible. I use lanyards holding some kind of small float, in case I drop the knife in the water when I am on a boat or kayaking...

Salt or no salt, I would still buy a SE liner lock Millie.

Hi Fireman, So what you want is a Spyderco Machete? With teeth? sal This would be also the optimal serrated sickle outperforming and complementing the Tasman Salt SE in those delicate spots where I can't use a weedwhacker without a danger of damaging useful plants.. ideally perhaps with kama style ...

I think the Spydiechef is more suitable. But there is also the Catcherman and possibly others.

For me it is its compression lock. Not only I prefer other locks or even no lock to a compression lock, but IME Taichung compression locks are simply unusable, ie pressing the tab combined with a wrist action won't close the blade. This was the case with the Sage which after failing to break it in I...

Made raised beds, sliced open 60+ bags of soil and cow manure, delimbed a bunch of bamboo and cane. https://i.postimg.cc/4dppQGPx/20240428-100238.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/Y9hRwTt6/20240428-164550.jpg https://i.postimg.cc/NGpkJsYK/image.png Three days later, my microconvexed Spy27 Native can still sl...

For a short hike.

I am perfectly happy with my two Chaparrals and two Dragonflies, so I can be picky and just wait for the "perfect" lil Native. It must have a back-lock, scales that are not black, a steel I want to try/use and it can't be an exclusive run. But more to the point, I am not even sure I need a...