I bought this one and didn't intend to carry it...

jill jackson

jill jackson

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But, I am because I won't ever get rid of it. It's just too sharp, opens so smooth and locks up with a snap, very solidly. So, I thought yes it's going in my pocket, I've got too many safe queens! :)

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That knife is sooo good looking! I can understand your feelings! I always go through the same problem whenever I buy a new knife and the agony of deciding whether or not to use it!
 
Nice knife. Still thinking about getting one eventually. There are many nice knives, not enough $$
 
You can hold it by the blade and barely move your hand and it just swings open with a couple of metallic clicks, as it locks open precisely.
 
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Yes, I'm Drooling, I haven't sprung for one yet.
 
That is jaw dropping nice. Life is too short not to have that one in your pocket. You made the right decision:)
 
I didn't realize that Spyderco had released the fluted Ti Military in blue. That's beautiful!

But I'd carry it!!
 
I don't usually care for the blue Ti look, but that one is sweet. :thumbup:
 
That's a mighty fine looking blade, think I'd have to spend some time sporting that too.:thumbup:
 
Cool pics and knife JJ.
I wonder if Spyderco is anodizing using electricity and solution on these instead of by hand as the first run was. It looks that way, the color is far to even to be done by hand.
 
I'm pretty certain they aren't doing these newer ones by hand, they seem to all be the same even blue.
 
I'm jealous of both the knife and your photography skills. Didn't realize quite how handsome the fluted Ti Military was vs. the regular.
 
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