Dkpk
Dkpk
I have been considering getting a DKPK as I live in the UK and want to be as carefull as possible about what I carry.
My question is this, even though the hole is "filled" is it still possible to open the blade one handed?
Many thanks
Benner
My question is this, even though the hole is "filled" is it still possible to open the blade one handed?
Many thanks
Benner
Not by means of the hole it is.
Your thumb slides right out.
Dont know about Spyderdropping.
Your thumb slides right out.
Dont know about Spyderdropping.
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I carry a DK every day and must say it is fairly easy to open via the "hole"...I would still argue it is not a onehand opener ...at least by danish knifelaws as it says specifically that if it is made to be a one hand opener it is illigal.....and since it is not and in fact made FOR the danish knifeusers I would say it is ok by most.....could a LEO be able to open it one handed....really not sure....probably ....
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DKPK is awesome! One of my favorite Spydercos and in my EDC rotation since I got it. Great size and ergos, has stayed wicked sharp despite some pretty hard use. This is one of my faves.
Every now and again I try to open one handed or Spyderdrop...and am successful about 30% of the time
Every now and again I try to open one handed or Spyderdrop...and am successful about 30% of the time
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a) NO
b) IMO - YES, same handle size/mechanism
If you do the swap, show pictures please :)
b) IMO - YES, same handle size/mechanism
If you do the swap, show pictures please :)
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Dkpk
A quick question for the experts. Does anyone know of a dealer in the U.S. that carries this model. I would love to add one to the collection, however overseas shipping charges might make this a bit expensive. Thanks for any advice you might offer.
todd
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I have a DKPK and a couple of UKPKs. As you are in the UK why the DKPK over the UKPK? It really isn't that much smaller and one handed opening isn't a legal problem here just yet. If all it is is a size issue then maybe it may be worth your while to wait for the upcoming Urban.
One handed opening of a DKPK is possible but it's a right PITA. In this regard the DKPK does exactly as intended but if one handed opening is genuinely required then I'd suggest you stay away from the DKPK.
P.S. It may be academic anyway as the DKPK is getting pretty hard to find.
One handed opening of a DKPK is possible but it's a right PITA. In this regard the DKPK does exactly as intended but if one handed opening is genuinely required then I'd suggest you stay away from the DKPK.
P.S. It may be academic anyway as the DKPK is getting pretty hard to find.