Gun mill “Łucznik” – Radom issued a message that electrified white weapon collectors. The unique UrVIS knife in the limited series returned to sale. It hasn't been 24 hours since the announcement, and we should've given you a new... about the complete sale of quite a few collectible knives that mention to the iconic VIS gun, Sep. 35.
“We could not go indifferently alongside the expectations of our customers, who immediately after the first edition of knives sold out, filled us with questions as to whether or not they would reappear. So we decided to make another edition, and we hope that the fans of white weapons and our products will be satisfied with this decision," he said. Seweryn Figurski, president of the weapon mill “Łuknik” – Radom, as quoted in the authoritative press release on 12 August. little than 24 hours later, another 1 appeared, informing about the complete sale of fresh UrVIS.
The Radom Weapons mill created the UrVIS model as an EDC (Everyday Carry) knife in collaboration with a company that makes hand-forged knives of the highest quality steel. The task was first presented at last year's arms fairs in Kielce and already attracted large interest there. erstwhile UrVIS went on sale in a limited batch of copies at the beginning of this year (the Łuknik keeps circumstantial data secret), the advanced price did not deter collectors and fans of military.
– The knives mentioned above, as we have repeatedly stressed at the occasion of the first edition, are unique. I'm certain it's like VIS WED. 35, which became an inspiration for their creation, erstwhile and UrVIS will become just as desirable an object in the collection of all military admirer," said Figurski, announcing the appearance of a second series of knives on the market.
UrVIS was designed to usage the cover of the VIS 35 grip, a pistol that had been equipped with professional soldiers of the Polish Army since 1936. The buyer receives a knife in a decorative box, which besides includes a kydex holster, allowing you to wear UrVIS on the belt. Each knife has an individual certificate of authenticity and a unique serial number. The cost of specified a set was PLN 1850 gross, which did not deter possible buyers. On the contrary, the interest was so large that Radom Archer had to limit sales to 1 set per customer. In a somewhat better situation there were shops cooperating with Weapons factoryup to 5 pieces were offered there. authoritative Archer distributors could buy up to 10 UrVIS from the second batch.
When asked about the future of UrVIS, the representatives of the Radom mill do not give any specifics. The number of copies produced and whether the best-selling knife will return to sale remains a mystery. president Seweryn Figurski, however, mentioned in 1 interview that "the case is open". Currently, the chance for UrVIS has those who decide to buy it second-hand. The knife will besides be seen in September at the global Defence manufacture Salon in Kielce.
