u/FlyNo2786

I love the p3 and pm 2. They are great knives and iconic Spyderco's. However, I've always found myself drawn to the N5 as my edc and I think I figured out why. I noticed that without the big thumb choil found on the p3/pm2, my thumb pushes more "into" what I'm cutting, while the geometry of the p3/pm2 is a little better at thrusting and penetrating. I'm doing a crappy job of explaining it but I feel the flat spine on the N5 gives you different leverage and is slightly better at *most* cutting tasks like whittling a stick. What do you guys think?

I know were all in the same boat on this one. I thought I read that 2-3 weeks after Atlanta Blade Show was the estimated drop timeframe at Blade HQ. Obviously it says "coming soon" on their website. Just wondering if anyone had heard anything or had a guesstimate based on past drops. TIA

I don't own any knives from the Italian factory but I've had my eye on the Techno 3 and the Slym for awhile (would prefer the Techno). Unfortunately some of the early reviews were not great. Shabazz really dings the Techno 3 for it's soft detents. I'm just wondering if anyone knows if the Techno went through CQI to iron out these details? A bad action on a knife can really be a deal breaker.

Any first hand experience with either knife would be appreciated. Thanks!

After being almost no-hit, Chourio led off with a single. For some reason Murphy has Perkins (.091 ba) pinch hit for Sal in an obvious bunting situation. Sal is a good bunter and no need for a defensive substitute in the bottom of the 9th (not that that would make sense either). Perkins consinued his miserable season with a pop-up to the catcher trying to bunt a high pitch. Did Sal get hurt or something?

If you had $200 to spend on a Spyderco and you couldn't spend even a dollar more, which model would you buy? Sale prices are fine if they are current