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Which Spyderco are you carrying today?

Trollbane said:
This one...but it got wet! ;)


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Love that picture. :)
 
Thanks much. It was a plain old S30v PM2, Josh installed the CF scales I found on the net then blacked out everything and I mean everything including all internal parts. I told Josh I didn't want to see any silver anywhere. As usual Josh (Razors Edge) did a fantastic job. I've looked it over with fine tooth comb for a flaw and came up empty! I really love it and am interested to see how the finish lasts.

Mike



Edgesnarf said:
[emoji7]where'd that come from ? Are those custom scales on an s30v dlc blade or an old sprint run ? It's beautiful.
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Only my second Spyderco, but man this knife is exactly what I wanted. It'll be hard not carrying this if I ever get something else.

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Mike45ACP said:
Thanks much. It was a plain old S30v PM2, Josh installed the CF scales I found on the net then blacked out everything and I mean everything including all internal parts. I told Josh I didn't want to see any silver anywhere. As usual Josh (Razors Edge) did a fantastic job. I've looked it over with fine tooth comb for a flaw and came up empty! I really love it and am interested to see how the finish lasts.

Mike
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Beautiful! What finish did he use?
 
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