Thanks − I got my first Spyderco in the early '90s
It was a serrated-edge CoPilot (C09S), just like this one:
I reckoned the short blade would be OK for work, and it pretty much was.
Once or twice some lemming raised their eyebrows over that wicked, 'jagged' edge, but they were usually persuaded to 'put it in their pipe and smoke it' without too much trouble.
I liked the knife so much, I got another one for 'play', so I had two of them for many years. Then, a few years ago, the work knife turned up spare, so I gave it to a friend.
I had also found this one on Blade Forums, the plain-edge variation of the CoPilot (C09P), and I really didn't 'need' three of them.
It was NIB, but still just $45, and that was cheap even then (about five or six years ago).
I normally carry the Kiwi nowadays, but all my Spydercos remain on-duty; in folders, it's my favorite brand.
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- The 'Spydiebuck' -
FOG,
2013-03-17, 17:12
- Dave, look into the -
Glen,
2013-03-17, 17:44
- That Buck Vantage looks great -
FOG,
2013-03-17, 18:08
- useful shop blade form, for me - John Meeker, 2013-03-18, 08:09
- That Buck Vantage looks great -
FOG,
2013-03-17, 18:08
- That's one of my favorites for everyday carry -
Brian,
2013-03-18, 15:57
- It does carry very easily - FOG, 2013-03-18, 23:46
- FOG you have some nice older spyderco knives. -
woody,
2013-03-18, 19:26
- Thanks − I got my first Spyderco in the early '90s - FOG, 2013-03-18, 23:33
- Looking at the new ones, I have to agree - FOG, 2013-03-19, 04:54
- The 'Snake Knife' (not a Spyderco) -
FOG,
2013-03-19, 00:22
- My wife once said it was barbaric... -
rob,
2013-03-19, 21:29
- I've owned a few 'tactical' knives, but I never carry them - FOG, 2013-03-21, 15:56
- My wife once said it was barbaric... -
rob,
2013-03-19, 21:29
- Dave, look into the -
Glen,
2013-03-17, 17:44