![]( "Paramilitary II TNP Bronze/White Edition (In-Stock)")
A long-time EDC fave around here, we've had a couple PMII's floating around the carry pool for a while in various colorways and sprint runs, and we've finally done a couple in one of our favorite crew schemes. Light, compact, and thin, this is one of Spyderco's home runs. Smooth, enjoyable flickability married to S30V steel in a sandwich of tactile G10. Handling it is rewarding, deploying it is addicting.
By now it's almost a TNP tradition for us to make a small run of crew-only edc blades - usually a thin, fairly light, affordable folder with a little extra work on it to make it more enjoyable. For 2015, I made a few extras of my personal Resilience, and a lot of people asked for a higher-end blade that was more collectible and U.S. produced. Well, I personally always preferred the form factor of the resilience, and when I made my personal run I just couldn't afford a paramilitary pricepoint. But I figured I would try out a couple of them and help out those who wanted one... but mostly I wanted one of my own!
Presently, I have 5 prepped and ready. Not having deep pockets, I'm a little limited on how much I can swing, so this will be a test run. Interested in one? Preorder it here and I'll contact you with the details and an ETA as the project moves along. I may leave it open for a bit, I may close it off after a week, it really depends on how many want one. :) Sadly, it is expensive. As much as I hate charging that much for it, economy of scale doesn't begin to come into play here, and it's all hand-finished, prepped, and sharpened in the USA. (If it's any consolation, some of that will probably go towards 100 year old guns that NF refuses to procure)
If you join the preorder list, I'll keep you updated throughout the process of getting them and doing the work at least every month. While I would hope it doesn't take that long, this run was backordered for about 6 months by the time it came to me. If it comes to that, I'll work with you for any wait times if you want out. Each blade is Signed by Nutnfancy and initialed by me, and if you'd like, the number made may be engraved if so chosen. Each comes with a cert indicating our provenance, though it's more to have another little thing to look at when it comes in the mail!
Shipping stats aren't accurate for worldwide shipping, if you are outside US jurisdiction it's up to you to ensure customs clearance and legality. (I can't afford gambling with customs out of my pocket)
The TNP shot collectible playing cards. Nutnfancy shoots these unsupported, standing, sometimes in the wilderness. All cards are signed and embossed with Double Owl; some will include small plastic baggies with the local vegetation of the location plus shell casing. Various pistols will be offered, expect some surprises on the guns he shoots, too so keep checking back. Each card is signed by Nutfancy at least once, embossed with the TNP certification/collectibility logo, and is noted for weapon and date shot. Video proof of certain shoots may post on B Channel. This edition is from the Glock pistol; one card is provided. Another cool TNP collectible that you will like.
If you hit me up on twitter, I told you I could make one or two of these for you. No I'm no crazy artisan, but I made this thing up to fill up some wall space with some sweet pistols. It works pretty well, but it's not for unattended areas or any irresponsible foot traffic. Narrow and pretty, this was made to be mounted in an area about 10.5"x25". Just a couple boards and some dowels and it's an easy pistol display. On the one shown, I did a hurried plasti-dip job to test it out, I'd look to source some heat-shrink rubber for the next ones, or just straight wood finish. (I'm liking retainer dowels on stained wood rods. Looks uniform. Let me know exactly what you're looking for and I'll see if I can get it done. This is pretty much made to order, so let me know (if you haven't already) exactly how you want it. Patches are a little extra (again, we'll work it out, since some of my older designs are out of stock) , but I'll throw some tiny velcro loop squares on if you'd like to put some backdrop on it. I'll be turning these out on the weekend, and I've got enough wood for a couple more, so help me recharge my beer money fund, eh?
This lanyard is tied to Nutnfancy's exact specifications. It allows deep carry blades to be extracted quick. But most lanyards are too long, have goofy frills on them, and bad colors (see photo for comparison). This TNP knife lanyard is desert tan and OD paracord tied in a compact block with a white skeleton toggle. Hollowed out cord makes it easier to attach through small lanyard holes (use a paper clip too). After all these years these are his favorites, continually shown in the KRVs, and by request we made some up for ya'll.
Made in US, so they're a little more expensive than the equivalent made in china.
Have you been missing our classic shark patch? Our ltd. shark ones from 2012 were some of the most popular, and are usually top of the list at requested re-runs. This design is one of our favorites, and faces left so it works a little neater if you've got it on a sleeve. If you've got some velcro with adhesive backing, you can end up putting this on pretty much any surface- I've got one on my dirt bike that's been getting tanned for a while. Embroidered with velcro hook backing, each also included the loop side sized for the roundel if you want to sew it on yourself.
A simplified, flatter color than the competition colors. Everyone likes this design, and I've changed it a bit from the last go-around to keep the originals special. The brown makes a pretty good match with diff. patterns and fabrics.
This will be continuously stocked, with this page continually updated with quantity. If quantity reads zero, allow 1-2 weeks until they arrive back in stock.
Made originally for helmets, bikes, boxes, or anything else with multiple sides, these matched sets come paired up in left and right-facing versions to give you a more cohesive look all around. Two Sizes available, just like the other stickers: Larges come in a 4 inch diameter, smalls in a 2.5 inch diameter. A pet project for branding our bikes, mtb's, helmets, headsets, and everything else, these packs are great for a less intense, tactical vibe on any surface, still made with the same stellar material as before. (Seriously, all the days out in the sun have done nothing to wear the ones we put on 3 years ago.)
So if you're like me, you love wheelguns- they aren't the fastest, they aren't the easiest, nor are they the cheapest. But they've got soul, spirit, history, and zen in their watch-like machinations. They reward your successes and punish your failures. Whether just a fan, a collector, or a competitor- this is your creed. You may not beat them in the split times or the scoreboard, but you'll own them in class. The six-gun's been a part of the human story for a while, let's keep it around a little bit longer. -Doodle
Starting out as a stock Spyderco Resilience, cerakoted in Burnt Bronze and Snow White. Before application, each piece is individually bead-blasted and prepped by hand to ensure a durable, lasting coating that will wear in beautifully with use. Each clip was bead blasted and polished to give a subtle, quieter finish than stock. Liners were blasted as well to achieve a matte, soft appearance.
So I (Doodle) wanted to do something fun and unique for the get-together, and after getting a couple offers for my personal resilience I figured it would be cool to make a few more to offer. I was a little late in prepping them to bring all of them to the event, so I'm releasing the rest here. Unlike the other TNP editions there are only 30 of these. The pricing is what it is- I had visions of releasing them much cheaper, but production took much more time than expected. (Each knife from start to finish has about some hours of labor in it- not having the high-dollar equipment to simplify the process means most of it is done by hand. :/ ) Each piece has been numbered and engraved in accordance with past editions, and once these ones are gone I'm not adding to the run.
Blades are priced according to their overall condition- those marked 'Carry' may have tiny (1-3mm) marks or imperfections which the anal-retentive like me notice, so they'll be discounted appropriately. (When I showed these grades to people in-person, most didn't notice at all, and half of the older folks needed their 'cheaters' to even see them to begin with, so it's more a function of how picky I am than the blade's quality itself.)
Each piece includes a certificate of authenticity, marked and matched to other limited TNP blade runs.
Weaver V-24 Classic Series 6-24x42mm with a TNP homegrown tan finish on it. Honestly, Nutn gave this one to me to put up, and I don't remember too much about the stats. Our info shows he paid about $480 a couple years back, and I can pull up the stats below, but I'll leave the more in-depth research to you. I'm pretty sure it's got the multicoat lense magic, fog/shock/water/proof, etc. Weight as-is is a cool 17 ounces. (so...1 lb. 1 oz)
Scope markings say "WEAVER CLASSIC" "V-24" and "6-24x42mm" along the front.
Duracoated in tan for an older project, this weaver's a good option for plinking or varminting.
Power: 6-24x
Objective Dia: 42mm
Reticle: Variminator
Field of View @ 100 yds: 15.7-4.36'
Eye Relief: 3.25-3"
Tube: 1"
Length: 14.12"
Seen in a lot of the '09-'12 vids (Armed Serenity too) this carrier is in pretty fantastic condition. Come with 4 STANAG pouches and 1 2xpistol mag pouch woven up. One red tabbed medical pouch also included for anywhere else you'd like to stash it. This old blackwater gear is really well built, before they went to xe, or academi, or strawberry hossum, or whatever shareholder nickname they're using now. Has a little card to show it does come from us, since it's fun to have a little something ot show where it comes from, eh? -TD
With some excellent vinyl, this design looks fantastic wherever you put it. The adhesive is great, and so far the sticker I put on my bike outside in 2013 looks brand new, so that must be saying something about the durability. Right and left facing variants allow for directional placement, perfect for helmets or vehicle sides where they can face forward. Sizing conventions are as shown, large and small variants extant. Moto adventure stickers come in one direction only. -Doodle
Small sizes come in two packs of the same style, larges are sold singly.
Freshly imported, this hand-wound watch is the same type and style as seen in the latest EDC watch video. Built in the same Soviet factories as it was decades ago, this is a good contender for a fairly unique, quirky watch selection. I accidentally bought two in my order when I got mine a while back, and it's been a nice little alternative in my rotation. This one carries the newer 2414A mechanical, manual winding movement with screw-down crown. It's not quartz-accurate, but the come on, it's a little time machine! The backing on it is a beautiful stamping of their double-headed eagle, the seconds beat at 19,800 beats per hour, and the power reserve is just under 40 hours. (I'd swear mine's longer, But the factory says 38 hrs) The lume is fair to good, depending on the amount of light you feed it. Light, relatively small, and one of the prettier dial designs, this is my fave model of the entry-level commandirskie. Included is the little piece of chocolate the seller included with purchase. :) -Doodle
I'm selling it for what I bought it for, and this way you don't have to wait 8 months for it to get here!
If you buy this, I'd definitely recommend getting a replacement NATO strap for it, the one I got has gone up in price a little, but they're real easy to find. I'd look for paying around $8 per, but a lot of places tend to discount them down to $5/per if you buy enough. Since this has a little lug width, you could always augment your watch collection with a couple more that run the same size and have some options.
The project gets a lot of parts piling up in the corners of the shop sometimes. If you're looking for a stock on the cheap, this could be your ticket! Some have been coated, but most are bone stock. I'll keep this updated, but they tend to go quick depending on configuration. But hey, there're always more!
Ride with Nutnfancy in the TNP Zodiac "Cool Boy Proxy." Day includes a trip around Alacatraz Island, trip to Golden Gate Bridge, San Pablo Bay, and possibly Pacific Ocean run. Motor is ETEC 30hp and the boat is safe and secure...ask TNPr Kevin Burton who was the first to do this. Day includes one on one visit with Nutn and gear advising of your choosing. Pictures and videos taken by you are welcome. Lunch at a certain favorite location will is included in the cost. We will contact you with scheduling opportunities and if it can't work out, will refund your payment after a certain period and offer the trip to the next TNPr. These trips are very limited as it is expensive for us to get to CA and store/maintain the Zodiac Futura and its support vehicles. Please read through requirements below. Your payment means you agree to them. This day trip could be very adventurous and on rough water, plan accordingly. Watch Nutn's Zodiac videos to get an idea of the conditions. We will try to schedule in good weather. This is a once in a lifetime trip you will never forget, well worth the reasonable cost.
• For boat performance we ask occupant (s) to weigh 200 lbs or less
PFDs will be provided. However guest should be a strong swimmer with appropriate GoreTex, dry suit, or wet weather gear. Wave conditions can be substantial in certain locations, especially outside the Golden Gate Bridge.
• Nutn is an experienced Zodiac pilot and will keep you safe. Nevertheless we will require a full liability waiver to be signed.
Price is $699 for single person, $799 for two people which is the maximum for boat performance. If your trip is combined with other TNPrs a $100 credit will be issued.
• Bring sunscreen, good hat that won't blow off, sunglasses, wet suit gloves (if you have them), wet suit boots (if you have them), and a fun loving attitude. Expect to see seals, sea birds, pelicans, possibly dolphins, whales, sailing races, heavy commercial shipping traf-fic, Coast Guard vessels, and perhaps even a Great White Shark in this area of operations.
Oct 2016: Several Testers and Demos up for sale, check dropdown box for additional details for each. :)
Like everything else in the store, I made this because I wanted one. A Spyderco Tenacious with Cerakoted scales in a fresh Alpinweiss shade, this 'tuxedo' color scheme was one I've pushed for for year. Honestly, I do these because it's fun, I like the style, and it's a bit of a fundraiser for TNP projects! (Usually, it goes toward pieces NF isn't all that into :) For a little EDC blade (and those times I need something smaller than my Resilience) it's a fantastic choice, and white isn't a color that's on a lot of knives out there. A really awesome little piece of bladed collectibility at a pricepoint that undercuts our other projects.
First batch is coming soon, prep and disassembly/reassembly, timing, shooting, and baking all take quite a while to do for each blade. To top it off, NF signs them and numbers them individually to keep track of how many are out there. Signed, coated, and collectible- this little Tenacious is probably our most carryable edition yet!
If you're outside the US just contact me through the store and I'll get you squared away! Seems like they get past customs just fine, but I want to make sure it doesn't need special marking or anything to get through to you.
A long-time EDC fave around here, we've had a couple PMII's floating around the carry pool for a while in various colorways and sprint runs, and we've finally done a couple in one of our favorite crew schemes. Light, compact, and thin, this is one of Spyderco's home runs. Smooth, enjoyable flickability married to S30V steel in a sandwich of tactile G10. Handling it is rewarding, deploying it is addicting.
By now it's almost a TNP tradition for us to make a small run of crew-only edc blades - usually a thin, fairly light, affordable folder with a little extra work on it to make it more enjoyable. For 2015, I made a few extras of my personal Resilience, and a lot of people asked for a higher-end blade that was more collectible and U.S. produced. Well, I personally always preferred the form factor of the resilience, and when I made my personal run I just couldn't afford a paramilitary pricepoint. But I figured I would try out a couple of them and help out those who wanted one... but mostly I wanted one of my own!
Presently, I have 5 prepped and ready. Not having deep pockets, I'm a little limited on how much I can swing, so this will be a test run. Interested in one? Preorder it here and I'll contact you with the details and an ETA as the project moves along. I may leave it open for a bit, I may close it off after a week, it really depends on how many want one. :) Sadly, it is expensive. As much as I hate charging that much for it, economy of scale doesn't begin to come into play here, and it's all hand-finished, prepped, and sharpened in the USA. (If it's any consolation, some of that will probably go towards 100 year old guns that NF refuses to procure)
If you join the preorder list, I'll keep you updated throughout the process of getting them and doing the work at least every month. While I would hope it doesn't take that long, this run was backordered for about 6 months by the time it came to me. If it comes to that, I'll work with you for any wait times if you want out. Each blade is Signed by Nutnfancy and initialed by me, and if you'd like, the number made may be engraved if so chosen. Each comes with a cert indicating our provenance, though it's more to have another little thing to look at when it comes in the mail!
Shipping stats aren't accurate for worldwide shipping, if you are outside US jurisdiction it's up to you to ensure customs clearance and legality. (I can't afford gambling with customs out of my pocket)
An exclusive, limited-edition color for TNP and Cutleryshoppe, these electric blue Cadets are far and away our favorite coloration ever made! With anodized aluminum scales and a slim profile, this small run of TNP collectability is our favorite new addition to our carry lineup.
Each one of this small, 500 piece run has been laser etched with it's own serial number and the TNP logo on the blade. In addition, the first 250 have been allocated as available signed pieces to go to support the project and future videos. (Depending on demand, I am unable to allow an option for signed while keeping track of all the stock, so it will be allocated as stock changes.-TD)
Back in 2008, NF had nothing but great things to say about the best swiss army knife around: "One of the best pocket knives in the world, the tiny Cadet is a frequent companion on all my adventuring and daily tasks. It is rugged, THIN, and lightweight. At one time it came in all the cool colors shown and each is a favorite. Tools are basic: large blade, small and large flat blade driver, nail file, can opener, cap lifter, and lanyard ring. You might miss the tweezers and toothpick in this mode that features Alox aluminum scales. Value is extremely high as in most Victorinox products. I recommend using Amazon.com for purchasing. It is good looking, extremely serviceable, and actually collectible too (discussed!). It is with me wherever I go. //////////////// Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 10 out of 10"
Sorry! I can't promise any specific numbers during shipment. No refunds/exchanges/swaps can be accepted for the purposes of chasing down any particular serial. (But let me know in the notes anyways, I'll try to take care of you. :) Doodle
Limit 2 per customer! (If the family's looking to get outfitted, note such in the order for shipping combo. :)
Most batches of crew knives I've done have had a few stragglers that vie for the spotlight as our next selection. There have been some good Cold Steel contenders, but I've yet to find one that pleased everyone in the loop, so Spydies keep winning out. This particular folder is a cold steel entry in white and bronze, and while totally awesome, didn't make it for a special run. 1 of 1. :/ -Doodle
Ships Priority Air, in stock and ready to go. Will be signed by us prior to hitting the main stream. Blade will have all 3 screws in clip, I was a little excited when I finished building this one. Original price: $150 paid. ( I grabbed this one when it first came out, I like a karambit or two :)
A redux of a perennial favorite, I got a batch of these to replace some well-worn examples in the TNP inventory here. This original coloration was popular then, and shouldn't stick around long this time either! This rad-ass demolition shark has excellent embroidered detailing throughout, with the stitching on the cigar, buckle, and dynamite perfectly done. A good addition to any LBE/Bag/clothing you care to place it on, it comes stitched to hook velcro material and includes a loop backing for installation if your surface doesn't already have a swatch on it.
There's something really enjoyable about carrying the Pacific Salt. It's a working knife. It's light, hard-wearing, and keeps all the weight in the blade, giving it an enthusiastic attitude no matter what task you pull it out for. Snicking it out is oddly enjoyable for a working blade, and the H1 steel (an "exotic Japanese steel precipitation-hardened with nitrogen, eliminating carbon-based rust tendencies") holds that edge long enough your sharpening skills will get rusty! The thumbhole is enlarged compared to the endura's of the line, and the clip is a special piece that's easier on in-field adjustment and tightening than a tiny torx bit.
When we started doing zodiac adventures again, it didn't take long to rust out my first few EDC blades. So, we busted out new oceanic EDC: The Spyderco Pacific Salt. While the first few of these blades were crewmember leftovers from outfitting out vests and kits on the coast, I've left this quantity open so everyone can have a crack at them if they want one. No certificates are made for these, and Signed is + $10 (hey, it's a tip jar kinda thing) and the edition is opened. If you've been wanting a TNP blade you aren't afraid to put to work, this is it!
If ordering, be sure to get the option you request! Quantities aren't limited, and this page will be updated as new batches arrive. Unlike Spyderco's paramilitary II's, these aren't perenially backordered, so there's much less of a wait to get one in your mailbox!
If you aren't convinced yet, check out that spec sheet: Enlarged thumbhole, reversible titanium pocket clip? Myodo H1 steel? (Well at least it sounds cooler than "boring ol' steel") Full rustproofing? That's a capable EDC blade. Plus, unlike some of the smaller stuff out there, you don't feel guilty if you get it dirty while peeling an apple.
Ships insured, Air via first class or priority USPS.
Stock as of 11/16: 3 completed.
next batch est: Dec 1 ship date
A long-time EDC fave around here, we've had a couple PMII's floating around the carry pool for a while in various colorways and sprint runs, and we've finally done a couple in one of our favorite crew schemes. Light, compact, and thin, this is one of Spyderco's home runs. Smooth, enjoyable flickability married to S30V steel in a sandwich of tactile G10. Handling it is rewarding, deploying it is addicting.
By now it's almost a TNP tradition for us to make a small run of crew-only edc blades - usually a thin, fairly light, affordable folder with a little extra work on it to make it more enjoyable. For 2015, I made a few extras of my personal Resilience, and a lot of people asked for a higher-end blade that was more collectible and U.S. produced. Well, I personally always preferred the form factor of the resilience, and when I made my personal run I just couldn't afford a paramilitary pricepoint. But I figured I would try out a couple of them and help out those who wanted one... but mostly I wanted one of my own!
7/16: Presently, I have 5 prepped and ready. Not having deep pockets, I'm a little limited on how much I can swing, so this will be a test run. Interested in one? Preorder it here and I'll contact you with the details and an ETA as the project moves along. I may leave it open for a bit, I may close it off after a week, it really depends on how many want one. :) Sadly, it is expensive. As much as I hate charging that much for it, economy of scale doesn't begin to come into play here, and it's all hand-finished, prepped, and sharpened in the USA. (If it's any consolation, some of that will probably go towards 100 year old guns that NF refuses to procure)
If you join the preorder list, I'll keep you updated throughout the process of getting them and doing the work at least every month. While I would hope it doesn't take that long, this run was backordered for about 6 months by the time it came to me. If it comes to that, I'll work with you for any wait times if you want out. Each blade is Signed by Nutnfancy and initialed by me, and if you'd like, the number made may be engraved if so chosen. Each comes with a cert indicating our provenance, though it's more to have another little thing to look at when it comes in the mail!
Shipping stats aren't accurate for worldwide shipping, if you are outside US jurisdiction it's up to you to ensure customs clearance and legality- I can't afford gambling with customs out of my pocket!
