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KOOL!!! John
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Thanks.

I posted the pictures on the Danish Forum "www.nordisk-forum.dk".

Lets see, what they say.

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Looks good to me! Hope it will be available outside DK...

Nico.
I've gone CF only: C94CFP UKPK (many thanks to Donut), C113CFPE Caly 3 ZDP189, C144CFPE Caly 3.5 ZDP189, C41CFP Native 4, C123CFP Sage 1, C134CFP Gayle Bradley, C152CFP Chaparral 1, C131CFP Bob Terzuola, C116CFP Superhawk, C101CF90VP2 Manix 2 S90V :)

exceptions: C113GPGY Caly 3 SB, C144GPGY Caly 3.5 SB, C10FPGY Endura SB, C11FPGY Delica SB, 2 x C36GPGY Military Cru-Wear, C154PPN Squeak Pink, MGREP Manbug ZDP189, C12PBN Matriarch brown, C94PBK UKPK

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steelrat wrote:Looks good to me! Hope it will be available outside DK...

Nico.
It Will. The Pingo is selling all over the World.

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TazKristi wrote:My apologies for the delay, I've been out of the office for military conferences for the past two weeks, but here are the images of the Spy-DK as promised by Sal. :)

[ATTACH]22870[/ATTACH]

[ATTACH]22871[/ATTACH]
Any specs?

Type of steel?

Blade length?

Blade thickness?

Blade grind?

I see FRN?

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Grejs76 wrote:It Will. The Pingo is selling all over the World.

Mikael.
But the DKPK has been very hard to get... I still don't have one...

Nico.
I've gone CF only: C94CFP UKPK (many thanks to Donut), C113CFPE Caly 3 ZDP189, C144CFPE Caly 3.5 ZDP189, C41CFP Native 4, C123CFP Sage 1, C134CFP Gayle Bradley, C152CFP Chaparral 1, C131CFP Bob Terzuola, C116CFP Superhawk, C101CF90VP2 Manix 2 S90V :)

exceptions: C113GPGY Caly 3 SB, C144GPGY Caly 3.5 SB, C10FPGY Endura SB, C11FPGY Delica SB, 2 x C36GPGY Military Cru-Wear, C154PPN Squeak Pink, MGREP Manbug ZDP189, C12PBN Matriarch brown, C94PBK UKPK

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steelrat wrote:But the DKPK has been very hard to get... I still don't have one...

Nico.
It's discontinued. That's why.
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Grejs76 wrote:It's discontinued. That's why.
It has been hard to find even before it had been discontinued...

Nico.
I've gone CF only: C94CFP UKPK (many thanks to Donut), C113CFPE Caly 3 ZDP189, C144CFPE Caly 3.5 ZDP189, C41CFP Native 4, C123CFP Sage 1, C134CFP Gayle Bradley, C152CFP Chaparral 1, C131CFP Bob Terzuola, C116CFP Superhawk, C101CF90VP2 Manix 2 S90V :)

exceptions: C113GPGY Caly 3 SB, C144GPGY Caly 3.5 SB, C10FPGY Endura SB, C11FPGY Delica SB, 2 x C36GPGY Military Cru-Wear, C154PPN Squeak Pink, MGREP Manbug ZDP189, C12PBN Matriarch brown, C94PBK UKPK

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steelrat wrote:It has been hard to find even before it had been discontinued...

Nico.
It was a fairly expensive knife, especially in Europe where imported goods are heavily taxed. It was also made in very limited quantities, since Spyderco had no idea what the market for a model that was both non-locking and two hand opening would be. It was basically just a version of the G-10 UKPK with a slightly shorter blade and a very small Spyderhole to prevent one hand opening. I'm sure the assumption was that most folks outside of Denmark who wanted a non-locking Spyderco would opt for the UKPK. Those factors made it hard to find. The market has changed since then, probably because more countries and localities are adopting more restrictive knife laws.
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Thanx much Krtisti.

N690 - full flat - FRN

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Looks great. :cool: I love the Maniago knives.
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Does anybody without a lock restriction choose to carry a slipjoint?
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Buendia518 wrote:Does anybody without a lock restriction choose to carry a slipjoint?
I do. I have my share of one hand openers but have been carrying a Pingo and Swayback Jack at work for the past few months. I find that I am less likely to attract a second glance when I use a two hand opener.
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yuldeli wrote: I find that I am less likely to attract a second glance when I use a two hand opener.
Yeah I think you're right and the Pingo blade shape is very non threatening. I don't own an Italian made knife so it would make a good addition to my stable.
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sal wrote:Thanx much Krtisti.

N690 - full flat - FRN

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Tanks Sal.

Is the bladelength 7 cm?

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I'm afsked, If the ETA is known?
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That's a great looking knife. Also glad that its going to use N690, liking that in my Squeak.
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Clip wrote:That's a great looking knife. Also glad that its going to use N690, liking that in my Squeak.
I too am glad for the choice of steel. This combined with the wire clip and 50/50 choil make it a must buy for me.
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The handle tooling is finished. Tooling up for the blade now. Still a few months away.

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Buendia518 wrote:Does anybody without a lock restriction choose to carry a slipjoint?
I do too. Removed the clip from my Pingo and carry it as a "pocket knife." In agreement with Yuldeli on the second glance issue. I love the build quality of the Maniago Spydies. Fantastic utilitarian folder. The blade I carry when I travel outside the U.S.
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