We've got quite a few models and variations planned for K390. It was my project and it took years to get where we are, but I think the afi's will enjoy playing with this particular chemistry. BU hit a home run with this stuff, in my opinion.
I'm carrying the P4, and I will say pay attention to corrosion.
sal
The P4 is large enough to cut a sandwich in half without gunking up the pivot.
sal
I'm carrying the P4, and I will say pay attention to corrosion.
Peel one mango, and she starts to take on a patina. But that's part of the fun.
Hi Murphjd,
We're working on a new name for the straight spine Stretch 2 and the 4.0" blade version.
sal
We've got quite a few models and variations planned for K390. It was my project and it took years to get where we are, but I think the afi's will enjoy playing with this particular chemistry. BU hit a home run with this stuff, in my opinion.
I'm carrying the P4, and I will say pay attention to corrosion.
sal
Sal, thank you for putting in the time and effort to make these models available. So far I'm really enjoying the steel and don't mind a little surface rust.
Is there a chance any of the other models in the pipeline are fixed blades? Regardless, I'm excited to find out what you have in store.
- Will
Those scales do look really good and look like they would provide great feel if you have to use the knife for any extended time. I like flat scales for in the pocket, but in hand they suck.I swapped out the gray flat slabs on my PM 2 for some 3D milled CF scales from Aramis. Dangit if this ain't about the perfect knife now! So much so that I wish Spyderco would develop some contoured scales for the PM 2.