ElConquistador
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stabbiness?
The Tuff is a little too much bling for me... ...the pictures make me more anxious for the Southard though, too bad it's going to be a while still.
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spyderco tuff, what is the groove on the blade for?
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stabbiness?
The Tuff is a little too much bling for me... ...the pictures make me more anxious for the Southard though, too bad it's going to be a while still.
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Gary W. Graley
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Jill, excellent photos of that knife!
I got to handle one the other day, WOW that is one SOLID knife, the lock bar is pretty 'tuff' to push open which lends itself to being a bit safer than not, I'd say. The weight is heavier than it looked, but that also adds to it's 'tuffness' very solid knife indeed.
Nice work Sal and crew!
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I got to handle one the other day, WOW that is one SOLID knife, the lock bar is pretty 'tuff' to push open which lends itself to being a bit safer than not, I'd say. The weight is heavier than it looked, but that also adds to it's 'tuffness' very solid knife indeed.
Nice work Sal and crew!
G2