Anyone familiar with lone wolf knives?

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creolescorpion

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I bought a lone wolf "longhorn" about a week ago and I'm very impressed with it. The blade's made from S30V. Do any of you guys own one of these, if so do you like?
 
I've got a lone wolf paul presto with burl wood handle, great little knife and so much fun to play with! the Paul lock is an awesome invention - locks up really solid and easy to use
 
i've got 5 lone wolf knives,diablo,harsey tactical ranger,harsey t-1,US 45 and the long horn. you don't hear them mentioned much here. i like them alot and though many people don't like liner locks,they seem to make a good one.
 
I don't own any but I am a fan and will someday buy a few. The model I have my eye on right now is the blackfoot with the coated blade and the ebony(?) wood scales. From the models I have played with I am very impressed with their quality, fit and finish, and strength. The liner locks on many of their models look VERY well done and look like they would stand up to some pretty harsh use. They are kind of an underdog because they are a pretty small business that does not advertise much however thats just another plus in my book. They're also a local Oregon business with (from what I hear) excellent customer service and warranty. My local knife pusher tells me that the owner of Lone Wolf actually comes to his store on a regular basis and personally checks their supply of knives and gets feedback. That seems to set him near the lofty ranks of Mr. Glesser.
 
Good and solid knives, with some small bugs. I have 2 Longhorns with different handles, T-1, T-2 and consider to by some more of them.
 
I have 3 Harset T2s and 2 Harsey T3s. The T2s are some of my favorite folders. I wish they would not have discontinued the Haresy models. I'm not really impressed with the others, eventhough I have played with several.
 
I have 3...all the same model. The Loveless "City Knife" folder. They are very well done....
 
i have 3 the diablo, t1, and double duty auto. i convexed the t1 and it outperforms most knives ive owned. the heat treat is spot on!
 
I have a Paul Protector and have handled the Diablo and one other one (can't remember which model) - all are superb. IMO these knives are way, way, way under-rated.
 
I have had my eye on a few of the Harsey models for a couple of years now. Almost bought one right before I got my ZT0300. Wife won't let me get anymore toys for a while.
 
I have the loveless drop point fixed blade and the harsey t1 folder, both great knife.
 
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