Strider SLCC Pics

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Can someone please post pics of the Strider SLCC and provide recommendations on blade selection. Thanks in advance for any responses.
 
Thanks for your help on the other forum Shadow. I take it you frequent this forum. There is a lot of good info on this forum.

Maybe you can help me on something else. I tried to find information on the SLCC at the Strider site but no dice. Does the site not list the knife because it’s a custom job or did I just miss it?

Again, thanks for your help Shadow.
 
Originally posted by knowledgegreen
Thanks for your help on the other forum Shadow. I take it you frequent this forum. There is a lot of good info on this forum.

Maybe you can help me on something else. I tried to find information on the SLCC at the Strider site but no dice. Does the site not list the knife because it’s a custom job or did I just miss it?

Again, thanks for your help Shadow.
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Not sure exactly why it is not on the site.
Send them an email, I am sure they can help you out with the info.
 
SLCCs are Mick customs.

Specs:

Blade Material: BG42 or Talonite or Titanium

Blade Length: 4"; 1/8" Thick stock
OAL: 7"
Kydex sheath with cord


TADgear photo of all three materials:
 

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I think that Mick and Dwane's custom pieces don't end up on their websight. I'm pretty sure that Mick does limited runs on them from time to time. If you call the shop, you can order one, or you can see if their is a pre-order with one of their dealers.
The SLCC is a great carry knife. I sometimes carry mine instead of a folder. I loop the neck cord around my belt and slide the sheath in my pocket with the braid sticking out. Then when I draw it the neck cord works as a perfect static cord. I also wear it as a neck knife for jogging and velcroed upside down on my ballistic vest when on duty.
Reagan
 
They won't be on the site.
We keep our custom stuff off.
Im about to do another batch, keep your eyes open.


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