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Great, thanks.

Did not get around to getting a Para 3 LW in SPY-27, so can anyone tell me about yours.
Like, cutting cardboard, paper, wood/whittle. Nothing heavy duty, I don't do camping/hunting much anymore.

Thanks

Thank you.
I have a CQI.
I just may be a whiner then?
The cuts are real however.

I see the numbers and letters on the box, but I don't see a DATE?

New knife.
How do you tell if it's CQI?

Got an Ikuchi recently, I love compression locks and I have 6 of them. This is a very clean looking knife. It's light and easy to carry, pull it out, flip the front opener. but.... Unlocking is a hazard for me. Cut my finger while closing, the blade slams on to my index finger that is holding the lo...

Hi Sal, it's been a while.
Thank You for the quick response. Glad you're expanding.
R

Would the "trouble" in Taiwan be to blame for the lack of supply? It seems a while now for the Kapara and others to be out of supply.

I was just kicking the idea around to see if I could get a different perspective and or a pic.

What is there not to like about the Watu? Slim handle, thin blade, 20CV, light weight, it is a gem.
Then there is the little "bite" when closing the blade.
Ok, so has anyone trimmed a bit of the choil, if so can we see a picture

I have two and cut one down to a 3 inch.
Not too bad for an amateur.

Affirmative !

A while back there was talk about a 3" Gayle Bradley and Sal said Gayle was working on it.
ANY WORD?

Sorry, foliage-green G10, leaf shape, VG10. Nice knife.

Got this little knife years ago, don't know when. It's not been used much. So it survived Laura and now I would like to know if it was regular run of knives. I see the newer ones are made with FRN and N690 and not in Japan.

Knuckle bumps to all.

There a lot of great steels out there, but I seem to be gravitating to 20CV in my Watu lately.
I have other knives in the steel but the Watu just seems to cut better (for me). It could be the blade thickness and the thin grind, but it doesn't matter, I like the knife.

Love the lightweight. The grip sells it for me, but with the bushing, there is no fiddling with the pivot screws to get the right adjustment.
The CF/G10 has a little more "hefty" to it, if that is what you want. The LW is still plenty strong (doesn't feel cheep).

Are you going to use it?

I couldn't hold my fire any longer, pulled the trigger as they restocked. It's just in this afternoon and I see nothing I can object too. In fact it seems I will like it more than my old sage 1.("old" because it is marked with "Taiwan" only, no "Taichung".) :smiling-hea...