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From a fellow Belgian : The Timberline Aviator is really nice (the spine is so thick,you can even pry with it. I don't know if there's a store near to you,but my gun salesman imports them if you ask him nicely (and buy him a beer).That's how he imported a Civilian for me (2years ago = first one in B...

From a fellow Belgian : The Timberline Aviator is really nice (the spine is so thick,you can even pry with it. I don't know if there's a store near to you,but my gun salesman imports them if you ask him nicely (and buy him a beer).That's how he imported a Civilian for me (2years ago = first one in B...

3 spydies are on my desk for the daily rotation, the rest is in my gun safe next to my Glock 34 (I wonder which would be the more lethal one in case of an ongoing burglary come to think of it).

Kinda like watches so :Omega seamaster pro,Omega speedmaster reduced or
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Knife : Viele or military

pen : well we seem to get a lot of free pens from all sorts of work relations so whatever I haven't lost yet.

Curiously,every time someone asks me for a knife and I hand them over one of my more"utilitarian" spydies they compliment me on the quality and look which is always nice But...then they nag me for 2 weeks to sell it to them. Usually I am able to send them to the store,but in a few cases I ...

Dear Shrinkydave : mine has the shiny cf panels too,but as it was a special order in my country I honestly can't say I ever saw a second one in the flesh.
I still have the old Spyder catalogues though and they also pictured the shiny ones

This is my first post so I hope this topic hasn't been brought up a zillion times. I own (among about 20 other spydies) a Walker with carbon scales and titanium liner bearing number 1645 and the reference Swiss made. My question was :was this a model that was distributed in large numbers or was it n...