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Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

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Today's EDC with lynch clips, sprig and Bradley 2 are my new favorites. The Bradley 2 pushed my Sebenza 21 out of my pocket.
 
My G-10 Native 5 sits snuggly in my pocket. My only Spyderco presently, but I plan to expand the family in the next week.

,,,Mike in Canada
 
wiredbeans said:
That's lovely! Who makes those scales?
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Casey Lynch.
It's like a mini-Paramilitary, but with incredible laminated Japanese steel. :D
They have exceeded expectations. Difficult to do a handle for a Lockback, especially without having the knife (although he offers inclued install and tweaking, but I did mine myself). They often end up having the lockbar either recessed, or proud, and differing between open and closed. But this one lined up nicely, with good action.

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SpeedHoles said:
Casey Lynch.
It's like a mini-Paramilitary, but with incredible laminated Japanese steel. :D
They have exceeded expectations. Difficult to do a handle for a Lockback, especially without having the knife (although he offers inclued install and tweaking, but I did mine myself). They often end up having the lockbar either recessed, or proud, and differing between open and closed. But this one lined up nicely, with good action.

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Wow... It matches your name! I love that polished chamfer detail on the scale holes.
 
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