Spyderco Honours Benchmade

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BigWillie said:
They can call it whatever they want as far as I'm concerned.

But yes especially in the context of this thread, sage 6 seems appropriate
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Deep 6 seems more appropriate:rolleyes:
 
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jlauffer said:
Interesting that it says that clips and serrations were not protectable, as I'm pretty sure the clip on their Voyagers was the only thing that Cold Steel was paying royalties for at that time (CS knives with opening holes and their version of the Axis lock came later I believe).

From 1996-1997 catalog:

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And from a BF post I found by Sal in 2003:

"I might also add that Cold Steel was the only company that elected to pay Royalties to Spyderco on our clothing clip. Most companies just "borrowed" it without so much as a "thank you". (Al Mar had asked permission)."
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Yes ! Let's notice that Cold Steel is also honored by Spyderco . Maybe not quite the outlaw bungholes that they are so often portrayed . :)
 
People are so salty, my gosh.

I think a collab between the two would be awesome.

A flagship like the PM2 with an Axis lock would be awesome and sell like hotcakes. It's at the end of the day, pie in the sky, nothing to get ruffled about.

I prefer the Axis over the Bearing variant Spyderco designed. It's a lot smoother in my experience.

Here's a novel idea - rather than going out of your way to poke holes, if you're not of a like mind, wander on. Nothing to gain over trashing other people's hypotheticals lol.
 
GronK said:
If they did they would engineer it to avoid that skinny little piano-wire spring. What? Oh, yeah, they already did. Nevermind.
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old man if you trust that spring less than you do a frame lock you're not very bright

Hahaha

Axis locks will fail to lock up....They ain't gonna fail once they do tho. And those springs are replaceable

Many other locks aren't gonna warn you...They'll just bite you.

Especially over decades of use.

If you prefer liner or frame locks you have no sense. Compression is better but still inferior
 
BigWillie said:
old man if you trust that spring less than you do a frame lock you're not very bright

Hahaha

Axis locks will fail to lock up....They ain't gonna fail once they do tho. And those springs are replaceable

Many other locks aren't gonna warn you...They'll just bite you.

Especially over decades of use.

If you prefer liner or frame locks you have no sense. Compression is better but still inferior
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Get your facts straight before you start spewing misinformation on this forum...
 
BigWillie said:
old man if you trust that spring less than you do a frame lock you're not very bright

Hahaha
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So. Your previous thread went down the tubes and got shut down because you stated your opinion about this same topic and then said anyone who disagreed with you was stupid. "laughably insane" I believe.

And now you are trying the same schtick in someone else's thread.

Not cool. :thumbsdown:
 
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