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Pro-Tech Duke 2 Auto, NYCKS 2026 Exclusive, Stonewash CPM 20CV, Grey 6061 Aluminum with Camo Carbon Pacific Blue Inlay, Abalone Button - Made in USA (NYCKS26.Duke.1)

Pro-Tech Duke 2 Auto, NYCKS 2026 Exclusive, Stonewash CPM 20CV, Grey 6061 Aluminum with Camo Carbon Pacific Blue Inlay, Abalone Button - Made in USA (NYCKS26.Duke.1)

Regular price $265.00 USD
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A New York Custom Knife Show exclusive Duke 2, serialized of 70.

Grey 6061 aluminum handle with a Camo Carbon Pacific Blue inlay, stonewash CPM 20CV blade, abalone push button, satin hardware, and a polished deep carry clip.

Specifications

  • Model: Duke 2
  • SKU: NYCKS26.Duke.1
  • Edition: New York Custom Knife Show 2026, serialized of 70
  • Blade Steel: CPM 20CV
  • Blade Finish: Stonewash
  • Handle: Grey 6061 aluminum with Camo Carbon Pacific Blue inlay
  • Button: Abalone
  • Hardware: Satin
  • Pocket Clip: Polished deep carry
  • Action: Push button automatic
  • Country of Origin: Made in USA (Placentia, California)

Camo Carbon

Camo carbon is woven with the fibers running in blocks at different angles, so instead of one repeating weave you get patches that catch light separately. The Pacific Blue version runs blue through the resin, and because the lay up is never the same twice, no two inlays come out matching.

CPM 20CV

20CV is a high chromium powder steel, which is what gives it both the corrosion resistance and the carbide volume to hold an edge a long time. It asks a little more of you at the sharpening stone than 154CM does, and it pays that back in how long you go between sessions.

Grey, Blue, and Abalone

Grey aluminum keeps the inlay as the thing you look at, and the abalone button pulls from the same blues without copying them. Real shell in the button means it moves with the light, which a dyed stone or a plastic insert will not do.

The Duke 2

The Duke 2 is the updated version of one of Pro-Tech's larger frame autos. It fires hard, which is what people buy a Duke for.

Why This One Stands Out

Seventy were made for one show. The inlay is the reason to pick this one, and since the carbon is never laid up the same way, the one you get will not look exactly like any photo.

An Automatic

Push button automatics are restricted in a number of states and cities. Worth checking your state and local law before you order.

About Pro-Tech Knives

Pro-Tech builds its knives in Placentia, California. Automatics are what they are known for, and the action on a Pro-Tech button is most of the reason these cost what they do.

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