Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

Yup . . .
Can't get this one out of my pocket ; so sleek and useful ! ! !
Finally looking less embarrassing blade finish wise . ((you've come a long way baby))
Still not as good as it looks here but I'm getting there .(got lucky with a trick of the light) .
The scratches in the M4 just kept laughing at my chunks of water stone I was rubbing it with .
Had to resort to 600 Diamond goop on Silicon Carbide paper . SC paper alone was not doing the job .
A little at a time .

Such a sleek package when closed .
Hah , these images are enough to keep getting me temporarily banned from the Spyderco Forums . "This site cannot be reached" . (but I can go to the online store every time . Or the forum when I am signed out .
Oh well .
Some neighborhoods frown on Hot Rods .
((the neighborhood I grew up in ( Pueblo, Colorado ; has a drag strip) . . . there were hot rods and show quality choppers on both sides / next door to my parents house .))
Guess I'm just white trash that don't know better . Pretty happy about that . 😉
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I really was happy when I discovered they made a G-10 Dragon .
I couldn't poke the Buy Button fast enough .
 
I had been wanting a Subway Bowie for a while, and I finally found a good price and pulled the trigger. It's a nice little pocket fixed blade. The handle is about the same size as a Manbug handle, but the blade is longer than a Dragonfly blade, a nice sized 2.8" and 3mm thick. Its a perfect size for a backup knife or a boot knife. I've got an ulti-clip on the way for the sheath. Here is a Manbug and a Dragonfly for scale. The photos on websites make it seem like it's bigger than it really is.

 
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