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another dang "lock" thread...

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Okay, alot has already been said about locking mechanisms, but what I am interested in hearing is how a lock has failed you.
What knife did you have?
What condition was the knife?
What were you doing (we promise not to judge your intelligence) when the knife-lock failed?
Lessons learned, comments, excuses, ect?

I ask this because I have been very lucky and have never had a knife-lock fail. But I'm not really that hard on my knives (I save that for my tools. I have broken screwdrivers, wrenches, hatchet, shovel, toilet plunger, the list goes on and on).
 
Allen,
It's never happened to me either, but check out this current thread in the general forum:
http://www.bladeforums.com/ubb/Forum54/HTML/003172.html

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-Bill

P.S. Please, we don't need any details on the circumstances leading to a catastrophic toilet plunger failure
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[This message has been edited by Bronco (edited 09-30-2000).]
 
i had a buck 110 fail once, i was out hiking and only put a small amount of pressure on back on the spine (was checking the lockup and was weary of the play), and it gave way.
 
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