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any one got up todate info on spydieguys the websites been down for a few days and the you tube channels set to private. :confused:

I feel we are on the same wave length

I'm in.

frn or g10 in a nice random color

simply things please simply minds as my mum would say

great idea

yeh I'm handy with a screwdriver

I'm still bursting to get my hands on one of these

handyniknaks? they are only listing the leaf blades and they still aint out yet

it wasnt the cheaper price that made me buy from the U.S it was the hope of getting it 3-4 weeks before the uk retailers, because like chris knows I've been waiting long enough for this knife.

I'll keep at them though

great photo

mine arrived in the week. love it to bits

chris as you might have noticed i'm not the letter righting type but if your prepeared to help then I'll take it further for sure.

your a top guy chris

from what I've seen spyderco's are easy to spot hence they get noticed and seized more often

i think at the end of the day the leason is to buy from a uk store and save yourself the trouble

depends I can write a letter etc and possible go to court over it, or let sleeping dogs.... etc

well we are discussing knife laws over on british blades it seems the are legal but its about understanding what the law means

any knife which has a blade which is released from the handle or sheath thereof by the force of gravity or the application of centrifugal force and which, when released ...

is the spring weak enough to flick the blade out mines been seized by customs on the grounds its a gravity knife. and I'm not the only poor sod who's now out of pocket

ok the uuk boarder agency are not going to restore my knife to me they are going to distroy it on the grounds that its a gravity knife...

I have head the back springs are weak but are they that weak that the blades can be flicked out... I'm not the only one some one else has had a ukpk frn seized ...

just order an urban in foilage green