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The Deacon wrote:Odd there was no mention of it in the '09 catalog. On the other hand, Sal does love his little surprises. Would be nice if he or Kristi chimed in, but imagine they're both pretty busy at SHOT.
LOL ... we are brothers in :spyder: 's. Twelve days ago I made same observation at Sal's post at Messerforum:
Peter1960 wrote:Tiny slip joint knife - what's this? I think it's not mentioned in your 2009 product guide. Please Sal, come on and give us more details ... one sleepless month is to much :D
Very observant Peter. We have a new model that will be shown at the SHOT show. It's a very small stainless steel slip joint. More of a "branding" model. It will go into your pocket with your loose change. 33mm blade length, 41mm long closed, 75mm open.

Should be acceptable just about anywhere.

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Peter1960 wrote:LOL ... we are brothers in :spyder: 's. Twelve days ago I made same observation at Sal's post at Messerforum:

The whole thread at German Messerforum - it's all in English :) (page 3)
and the winner is PETER1960!! Way to go!
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araneae wrote:The knifecenter.com blog mentions them being at SHOT. He says the Tiny Slipit retail will be $7.95. They are not yet on their site though...
An $8 retail value, now that's a deal!
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I am wondering what is the blade steel :confused: for $7.95?
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I am wondering what is the blade steel for $7.95?
Its a three layer laminate of ZDP 189, CPM M4, and titanium!

COME ON! this is supposed to be a fun little trinket. If you are serious about this steel question, you better not buy it.
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xdshooter wrote:Its a three layer laminate of ZDP 189, CPM M4, and titanium!

COME ON! this is supposed to be a fun little trinket. If you are serious about this steel question, you better not buy it.
It's perfect for slicing raisins, really small raisins.
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Cool............. ;)

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Now I have to see my dealer agian.... feel like a drugaddict somtimes !! :D
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It's perfect for slicing raisins, really small raisins.
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xdshooter wrote:I have used poor fish, and haven't had any problems. They did have a goofy sale recently where a dragonfly blade was photoshopped onto an endura 4 handle.
I've used poor fish too, with no problems.
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They are legitimate, a little surprise if you will. We announced them to our Dealers/Distributors on January 1st and we have them here at SHOT Show.

They are little, but just as sharp as any other Spyderco.

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I just picked up a couple of Bugs from SFO ...

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If you know of anyone that collects or plays with dolls ... their dolls would love to have their very own Spydercos.

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It is just the right scale for about an 18" dolls.

OK, let the wisecracks begin :p

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Thanks for the pics there, much appreciated. No wisecracks from me, I will say those life like dolls really creep me out. My Mother-in-law has them everywhere in her living room.. I guess I shouldn't have watched Chuckie :)
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Dang, I may have to take a trip to the SFO to check them out.....I'm due for a visit anyway
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JspyEDC wrote:I considered it fairly legit when I received the .pdf announcement from Karen, the Spyderco Sales secretary. Hope this eases your mind a little until you hear from a reliable source....
I realize how my post could be misread, I didn't mean any disrespect. As a dealer you are the most reliable source on new models, after all you can hold them in your hand.

It was a failed attempt at a teaser. I have handled the bug and Sal told me about the how & why of this knife.

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Mr Blonde wrote:I realize how my post could be misread, I didn't mean any disrespect. As a dealer you are the most reliable source on new models, after all you can hold them in your hand.

It was a failed attempt at a teaser. I have handled the bug and Sal told me about the how & why of this knife.

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