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Great idea to promote MBC. I think a well made T-shirt would be a great medium. How about a MBC hat? Like Tee's and knives, can't have enough hats.:} Use the spyderco logo with the MBC initials and maybe something to give note to the different instructors. Whatever u decide, I'm sure I'll grab one.

I think the idea of a heavy duty endura with all the trimmings for the 1/4 century piece would be great. It's truly a defining knife for spyderco. Damascus steel, liners, beefy lock, maybe even Ti..., surely would be a hit.

Just made it back home from the MBC course at SFO. I can't begin to say enough about the great time I had there. Day one was with Michael Janich who's zones of offense and defense really help to minimize confusion and give a great basic understanding to knife use. He really has a feel for what works...

Wish I was going, I'm in the Eastern KY area. But have to miss that one for the MBC course at SFO! Maybe I'll catch you at the next one.

My gunting came with the black clip, had it about a month. #757.

I use a cold-steel SRK. Great combination of heft and balance. Just the right size for outdoor foraging.

Great job on moving forward with the forum. It's already shaping up to be a good one. I look forward to meeting you guys later this week.

This seems a logical fit with the knives and classes currently being offered. It's a chance to expose new people to the ideas and allow those involved to expand the concepts through the best means possible. Direct contact with those teaching. I think this just continues to show the foresight and ded...

Though I know next to nothing of metallurgy, this dendritic cobalt sounds very promising. As this is a cast material will it have decent strength for use in the marine enviornment, were there seems to be a lot of prying and banging about?

Thanks Clay. They do seem very nice.

Hey guys I was wondering when those limited blade forums blue natives were produced. How much were they sold for? Anyone care to share there opinion on them? I just saw a set (serated and not) for sale and thought they seemed nice. Thanks for any input.

There's a great article in the latest edition on the spyderco gunting. Neatest thing is that it's wrote by Michael Janich! Can't wait to meet both later this month. I would luv to try out one of the gunting sheaths though. I think it would accentuate the utility of the gunting greatly.

Seems like a good compromise on everything thats been proposed. Just keep it under 4 inch.. Maybe even add that funky blue handle.

I think they should do a run of made in uranus, see if anyone notices. I bet most poeple would assume its near Taiwan.

They sent my order just fine a few weeks ago. Also replied to an email of my around the same time concerning blue delica (not getting any).

I've carried a rescue on duty for years. Very good cutter, strong, and easy to deploy. The only time I wanted more is when I wanted to punch a hole or do some fine work which would require a tip of some sort. I think the knife should be strong, like a military, but light. No one wants to carry any m...

I was hoping to get to meet some of those guys. Say who's going to unlock the door?

I'm down for both and ready to go. Any reccomendations for stuff to bring or things to do before the class? Look forward to meeting you both.

I'm going to the Bram Frank seminar at SFO next month to get it straight from the man. I hear that he's also made some instructional videos.

From what I understand the FAA rules limit blades to less than 4". The seration obsession was picked up by the individual airlines. I was told that at some seminar on safety a supposed expert showed how he could, "saw metal", with it. I've checked knives at several airports here and a...