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Wow, serious firepower... (or should that be slice n dice power, lol).Here's some of my collection...
btw, what steel are used on both your L.C.C.s?
Mine has a rather rare 20C-V... . Note that by using the term "rare" by no means implies better. This is certainly no S90-V steel... ;p
Cool! I'm getting addicted (too) and came across a rough historical review of the L.C.C.Gen2 = 154-cm
Gen4 with broken tip = 20c-v ... there are at least 2 of these things that look good on ebay right now...
Thanks for the link, Electron, but I don't feel justified paying $100's of dollars for a quality automatic knife (especially because they are completely illegal here in Cali, and I may have to ditch it if I got rolled).Yea I know it's suppose to be grip tape, but everyone on the knife forums refers to it as "skate tape" because of it's very harsh grit.
Here's the link to the Piranha's you've asked for;
Piranha Automatic Knives
Wow, they look pretty cool!I have a couple swords...
To all the people who like Benchmade: BOYCOTT Benchmade
Oh and after you're done looking at that, why dont you go buy a few knives from that website....
dam... thought it was new lol. sorry. know any websites that sell spring assisted knives under $100?That's old news (see 1st page of this thread) / I don't agree with Roadside (having spoke to a professional on the topic) and I would definitely not buy anything from an online seller that spends more time trying to defame a company than to sell knives...
I've heard that Knifeworks is very popular among those in the know. Knifeart is also up there. BladeHQ has a large selection (don't know about their customer service though)....know any websites that sell spring assisted knives under $100?