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So I'm finally back home... with Impinda in my pocket, yeah! It's an awesome knife!
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Awesome.... I am most impressed!
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So I'm finally back home... with Impinda in my pocket, yeah! It's an awesome knife!
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I’m curious about the lack of a washer of some sort. Does the blade simply pivot against the scale?
It looks as though you’re using this for edc?
And it looks so clean... just a tiny logo on the outside.
Welcome to the forum!Ive been dreaming of a slippy from CR knives for years , living in the U.K. and traveling to Europe several times a year it’s a god send carrying something other than my trusty Swiss Army knife . This is why in the U.K. And Europe .. Sal and his Spyderco UKPK was such a massive hit , virtually every edc’er in the U.K. carry’s a UKPK ... ITS NOT BECAUSE THEY GIVE THE HOLDER MAGICAL POWERS , It’s because there legal to carry and in places like London if your slippy is a few mil over 3” your f@cked , seriously you get to spend a day in court , pleading your case , and Europe has very similar knife laws . And if this new CR slipjoint is a tab over 3” they have lost a massive market ... THIS IS LIKE A BAD JOKE . WE WILL MAKE AND GIVE YOU A SLIPJOINT KNIFE , BUT MAKE IT ILLEGAL TO CARRY IN EUROPE.
What a bunch of f@ck wits !!!!!!
Ive been dreaming of a slippy from CR knives for years , living in the U.K. and traveling to Europe several times a year it’s a god send carrying something other than my trusty Swiss Army knife . This is why in the U.K. And Europe .. Sal and his Spyderco UKPK was such a massive hit , virtually every edc’er in the U.K. carry’s a UKPK ... ITS NOT BECAUSE THEY GIVE THE HOLDER MAGICAL POWERS , It’s because there legal to carry and in places like London if your slippy is a few mil over 3” your f@cked , seriously you get to spend a day in court , pleading your case , and Europe has very similar knife laws . And if this new CR slipjoint is a tab over 3” they have lost a massive market ... THIS IS LIKE A BAD JOKE . WE WILL MAKE AND GIVE YOU A SLIPJOINT KNIFE , BUT MAKE IT ILLEGAL TO CARRY IN EUROPE.
What a bunch of f@ck wits !!!!!!
Ive been dreaming of a slippy from CR knives for years , living in the U.K. and traveling to Europe several times a year it’s a god send carrying something other than my trusty Swiss Army knife . This is why in the U.K. And Europe .. Sal and his Spyderco UKPK was such a massive hit , virtually every edc’er in the U.K. carry’s a UKPK ... ITS NOT BECAUSE THEY GIVE THE HOLDER MAGICAL POWERS , It’s because there legal to carry and in places like London if your slippy is a few mil over 3” your f@cked , seriously you get to spend a day in court , pleading your case , and Europe has very similar knife laws . And if this new CR slipjoint is a tab over 3” they have lost a massive market ... THIS IS LIKE A BAD JOKE . WE WILL MAKE AND GIVE YOU A SLIPJOINT KNIFE , BUT MAKE IT ILLEGAL TO CARRY IN EUROPE.
What a bunch of f@ck wits !!!!!!
Don't tell Bill Harsey and Tim Reeve that the blade is over 3"..both have said on numerous posts on FB it's right at 3".
I don't own one, so I have no idea what the length is or where it's supposed to be measured from.
I find the length of the blade discussion very interesting. I would argue that it's 3.00" if the impossible happened and it was checked for compliance (here in the US in particular work areas). My assumption is the person or persons measuring it would have a crummy office desk ruler and not have a clue what part of the blade counts in the measurement. Now, if they see 3.5" then sure, it's over the limit, but the difference between 3.00 and 3.12 is too close to make that judgement in a situation like that. Maybe in the UK and London in particular the police carry a precision Starrett ruler with them to make accurate measurements.
May be here somewhere, but what is the restriction in the UK in MM?
If were saying it is too large for a countries rules we at least need to put it in the right format-to see by how much if any.
Thanks76.2 MM, I’m in the uk my fix would be a guick trip to the grinder.Problem over.