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Some folks are never happy. Facts of life......
They can sell theirs & make $75-$100
No harm in that? :jerkit:
Sorry, just getting tired of the negativity for a 4" M4 made in the USA $200.00 knife......
very satisfied. In fact, I just now noticed the only thing wrong with it tonight, which is not a remotely big deal. But the edge grind is uneven at the tip. I guess it's just more that the bevel gets a teeny bit more obtuse on one side, whereas it stays even all the way down the other side.
Hmmm... With all this cry of happiness and pure love, according to poll - over 12% are disappointed (10/68 at this moment)! I think in a such poll it is quite a lot. Also it looks like they are not willing to raise their voice here, I am wondering why? To me even 10 people is too much, I guess Spyderco should after all start paying attention to those who are not happy.
This is people who pay upfront and will to wait, this is not some random crowd. If those are disappointed - this is alarming.
Thanks, Vassili.
Well, I tested CPM M4 on Mule before this run was announced and there are a lot of much cheaper carbon steels which performs better then this over-promoted hype-steel. So I did not even think to participate really.
And 11 disappointed now. I do not think you may label so many enthusiasts as a "Some folks who are never happy". It more like people who know what they want from knife ws fanboys who do not care. Keeping this in mind - I would say this is another disappointing news from Spyderco.
Thanks, Vassili.
the problem is that many people are dissatisfied even though they got exactly what was promised. Just like I'm sure there are plenty of people who would not be satisfied with their Sebenza as an EDC over other, lesser quality knives. They are voting on personal taste, and not quality.
For instance, I was almost expecting to not like this knife. I had never handled a Military before, and I like smaller knives usually. I figured the ti/framelock might just be too heavy, and the overall knife too long. And even this was true, and I hated it, I couldn't in good conscience vote "dissatisfied" on this poll, because the knife is an absolutely phenomenal specimen of a production knife. Of course, I love it and it's been in my EDC pocket since. Not my work EDC, though, would get too banged around....
I would be really surprised if all of the disappointed votes on this thread were because of problems with the knife's fit and finish, or downright faulty mechanics. The only things I've really heard about are blade not centered (which is usually fixable, and not really even a problem unless it is very severe), gritty opening (which affects many high end knives when new), and uneven edge bevels, which really aren't that bad.
Why dont you go grind your axe somewhere else? Its very obvious you have an anti-Spyderco agenda. It's really pretty sad dude.
I have him on ignore.![]()