Akula:
I think that you might as well save yourself a lot of trouble and just get one of each. Also consider the NICA tanto. Large Sebenza with tanto blade. I know where you can get a right hand model. I'm left handed and Chris does cater to us southpaws. I have the large tanto, a small plain, a small CGG rising moon, and two on order a small dark wood inlay and a small NICA tanto. I prefer the small. Easier on the pocket and will do almost anything that the large will do. I think you need one for hard work and one for show. The wood inlay is a good choice because it is pretty and it can be used hard. Chris doesn't recommend that the woods be used in extreme temperatures or in water for long periods. One guy wrote that he used his wood to clean trout without problem. The CGG or decorated models are nice but aren't in my opinion good daily carries because everytime you touch them you leave fingerprints and you end up spending most of your time polishing them. Two nice things about Reeve knives are that you can take them apart, clean lube and reassemble. I've done it several times with no problems (just don't do it when you are drunk). Nice to see the way the knife is built. Only then can you truly appreciate the quality that goes into these knives. And secondly, if your Sebs get a little beat up, for $20.00 or so they will recondition it to make it look like new. Even small scratches in the wood can be polished out. If you buy them all you will not have to agonize over which one to buy.
