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Shark Cub (Big Pivot) Release Date?
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LLRJ17
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I received the same message but was provided USPS tracking info shortly after placing my order. I assume it may take a day or two to be on its way.
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Orders from our website will typically ship out the same day Monday through Friday. Obviously this depends on the time of day the order was placed.
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Had some rewards points to redeem, so I ordered the Titanium Slicer from DLT.
LLRJ17
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Mine are scheduled to arrive tomorrow.
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Really like it!
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Those scales look great.
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Got the titanium slicer from DLT and the sharkfoot aluminum from another dealer. They are both sweet. Great edc size for me. I'm 6'1" with xl hands and I can still get all four fingers around the handle. I'm hoping a dealer does a run with olive drab aluminum handle and blackwashed blade. That would be my ideal setup. Don't know if I like one handle material over the other, they are both excellent.
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My two G10s arrived yesterday after an extra USPS vacation day.
Very, very happy with this outstanding knife!
- Prefer, and will be keeping, the Clip Point vs. the Slicer Shark -- both blades have excellent, even grinds and are very sharp.
- Great blade centering.
- The deep carry pocket clip is spot-on.
- The G10 peel ply scales feel great.
- The action and Shark Lock were a bit crunchy out of the tube. Disassembling, cleaning, and a light lubrication helped a good deal.
- The spring is quite stiff...sore fingers.
- Disassembly/assembly is much easier and less fiddly than the 20.5.
- Tiny bearings. Will install a set of Skiffs when/if available.
- The pivot screw (clip side) is ~1mm proud. Improved by sanding surface on scale; a bit more is needed. (The Slicer Shark is flush.)
- Size is just about perfect for me. The 20.5 always seemed just a little too large in pocket, and the RGT scales are wider than stock.
Pictured between my two primary EDCs:
Very, very happy with this outstanding knife!
- Prefer, and will be keeping, the Clip Point vs. the Slicer Shark -- both blades have excellent, even grinds and are very sharp.
- Great blade centering.
- The deep carry pocket clip is spot-on.
- The G10 peel ply scales feel great.
- The action and Shark Lock were a bit crunchy out of the tube. Disassembling, cleaning, and a light lubrication helped a good deal.
- The spring is quite stiff...sore fingers.
- Disassembly/assembly is much easier and less fiddly than the 20.5.
- Tiny bearings. Will install a set of Skiffs when/if available.
- The pivot screw (clip side) is ~1mm proud. Improved by sanding surface on scale; a bit more is needed. (The Slicer Shark is flush.)
- Size is just about perfect for me. The 20.5 always seemed just a little too large in pocket, and the RGT scales are wider than stock.
Pictured between my two primary EDCs:
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Absolutely, and the fin is thin!