Spyderco Lil Temperance C69GP2 - CPM 440V Trailing Point - Green G10 - Discontinued Item - Serial Numbered - BNIB - 2002

Spyderco Knives: Spyderco Lil Temperance Knife, CPM 440V Trailing Point, Discontinued Item BNIB, SP-C69GP2

This C69GP2 Spyderco Lil Temperance Knife is a discontinued item with serial number; BNIB, made in 2002.

This C69GP2 Spyderco Lil Temperance Knife features a 3 inch trailing point blade made of CPM 440V stainless steel with Spyderco Hole for ambidextrous one hand opening. The milled green G10 handle, 4 1/2 inches closed, has indexing divots, sturdy Compression Lock and an end to end reversible metal pocket clip. The Spyderco Lil Temperance Knife has an overall open length of 7 3/16 inches, and it weighs 4.25 ounces. Made in Golden, Colorado USA in 2002.

From the Spyderco Archives: The Lil' Temperance folder was designed to deliver high-performance, no-nonsense features needed for MBC or a heavily used EDC. Using the name 'Lil' is a play on words, as the features this model offer are those commonly found on large knives: An MBC strength rated, superior materials, ergonomics all in 'Lil' compact package.

Features include: A socially friendly three inches of ... blade that is flat-ground. By keeping the blade small to medium in size, the model draws less interest when taken out and used in public. It's also thicker than most production blades at 4mm, with the diameter of the Spyderco Round Hole enlarged to 14mm for big or gloved hands. Recessed contouring milled out of the green G-10 handle and a prominent quillion provide substantial grip surface with enough angles to really wrap the hand around, hold on tightly and muscle down while cutting. Because the folder is for heavy use and MBC applications it has a Compression Lock -- the strongest, highest weight bearing locking system Spyderco manufactures. To lessen wear and tear on a pocket, the clip is rolled along the edges and positions tip-up or down. Three indexing divots (these are mirrored on the opposite side of the handle as well) are for rotating hand-holds during MBC practice and drills. A real scrapper designed to be overworked and still fall within legal blade length limits in most municipalities.

Made in Golden, Colorado.

Spyderco Knives: Spyderco Lil Temperance Knife, CPM 440V Trailing Point, Discontinued Item BNIB, SP-C69GP2

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