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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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Spyderco SHOT Show 2017
- Thread starter kniferbro
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It's not just you. Unless something comes out of nowhere Spyderco has the best 2017 lineup by a mile. The only problem is a lot of what I want is made in Japan and those are running high price wise, so I'm not gonna be able to afford nearly all of what I want.
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The Sliver looks the most interesting to me by far. The new Southard would be perfect except I just can't stand recurve blades.
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A lot of interesting stuff. The A.T. Barr One-Eyed Jack is an interesting and attractive collaboration. A.T. has been around so long, it's nice to see some collaborations with some classic old timers, not just the new hotness.
I think the compression lock will go well with the flipper craze. I like Spyderco flippers because I really value the second opening method, and the compression lock will also modestly improve reliability of the flipping action, I think, since your fingers aren't resting on the lock mechanism while you're opening.
The 100 Step knife I think is hideous when closed, but much improved when open. I think it would actually be a nice fixed blade, although the lines of the handle are still a little busy for that. I love the blade shape.
Still really impressed by the Euroedge, though I don't really see a need to get one.
The Southard Hanan looks great. A little small for my taste, but I love the scales, compression lock, and recurve blade.
I think the compression lock will go well with the flipper craze. I like Spyderco flippers because I really value the second opening method, and the compression lock will also modestly improve reliability of the flipping action, I think, since your fingers aren't resting on the lock mechanism while you're opening.
The 100 Step knife I think is hideous when closed, but much improved when open. I think it would actually be a nice fixed blade, although the lines of the handle are still a little busy for that. I love the blade shape.
Still really impressed by the Euroedge, though I don't really see a need to get one.
The Southard Hanan looks great. A little small for my taste, but I love the scales, compression lock, and recurve blade.
SpySmasher
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Bought a Southard, bought a Domino. Like them both very much but I thought, "well, now I don't have to buy any more Spyderco flippers. I know what they are like."
Except now they are making compression lock flippers! And one is a Southard! I'm definitely tempted by it and the "Sliver."
Except now they are making compression lock flippers! And one is a Southard! I'm definitely tempted by it and the "Sliver."
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bikerector
Knifemaker / Craftsman / Service Provider
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The sliver has my attention for sure.
The Q-ball might be a nice EDC/user option as I like flat edges.
The Q-ball might be a nice EDC/user option as I like flat edges.
n850gt
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Dude the wait is already killin me. LOL
Sent by a Marine
Sent by a Marine
Damn 5 posts in 10 years. Thats like a post every 2 years. Honored to read it sir
I'll even spend another post thanking you for your support. :thumb up: Now I gotta walk away until 2020 though..
SpySmasher
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Definitely the kind of knife you need to fondle before you buy.
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