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Whatever the steel, since I like earth tones, I'd love handles in coyote brown, foliage green or something similar.

Brown is a most excellent color, so I am looking forward to getting my first Stretch.

Drool. Either blade shape, count me in. :D

Edit: how about the Cobalt Special steel?

I like the idea, I would like a larger blade for us folks in Germany.

Got a FG UKPK recently and really love the color. I wish I could get some G10 and have some fixed blade handles made in the same color.

Wow, the wire clip looks so much better.

Thanks for the pics and effort! That Serrata looks mighty good.

chuck_roxas45 wrote:Hungarian sausage with eggs and coffee. :D

Hungarian sausage isn't bad, but nothing beats spanish chorizo sausage.

Holy Cow! This could be my first Military. I need to develop organ cloning technology so I can sell some kidneys.

This is a subject that get's me really worked up. German legislators are equally erratic sometimes. What no one seems to get is that violence starts in the mind. It's far too simplistic to ban weapons and knives and eventually steel pipes and steel chains and whatnot. I don't know how that could be ...

UKPK, brown G10, any of the high end steels is okay with me.

Thanks for the photos. Next year I'll get one!

Thanks for the pics. Now that I hear the scales are screwed there's no stopping me.

Are the Enuff scales pinned?

More of the g10 UKPKs would be nice.

^I agree. Wasn't interested in the knife, just curious because it looked "off".

He does say that he made the handles himself, because the other ones were badly scratched. But a lot of the fake UKPKs happen to have black handles with only one position for the wire clip. And if it's indeed new then why a $50 buy it now price? It's rather low. Speaking of the clip: http://i.ebayim...

Is this another one of the fake UKPKs? The blade looks like that of the Urban on some pics.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Spyderco-UK-Pen ... 25765029a5

Yes, a g10 UKPK would be great. Please, please, please! :)

Can't wait, makes me glad we can legally carry fixed blades in Germany. Woohoo!