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A week ago, I asked for and received greatly appreciated input on the REKAT Pocket Hobbit. While I would have liked to own a Pocket Hobbit, as I considered my intended purpose, i.e., daily inconspicous carry, I decided to purchase an Axis Lock folder instead. Today, I thought I would share my initial impressions of the Axis Lock with you.
In that this knife has already received much attention by forum members who know more than I, I hope I won't reiterate what has already been said.
I purchased a plain edge BT2 coated version. It appears to have a G10 spacer. The spacer lacks the sheen present on my AFCK and CQC7. This knife has a feel all its own. In a word, it seems SOLID. The grip is very comfortable in my hand and it has a nice balance. I have done no drills with it yet, but I believe it will be very fast. The knife locks up solidly and releases easily as well.
The only thing I would change, and I may, is to add a thumb relief in the scale to grant faster access to the thumb stud.
I hope my thoughts will add to the body of knowledge already presented on the knife.
Willie Boy
In that this knife has already received much attention by forum members who know more than I, I hope I won't reiterate what has already been said.
I purchased a plain edge BT2 coated version. It appears to have a G10 spacer. The spacer lacks the sheen present on my AFCK and CQC7. This knife has a feel all its own. In a word, it seems SOLID. The grip is very comfortable in my hand and it has a nice balance. I have done no drills with it yet, but I believe it will be very fast. The knife locks up solidly and releases easily as well.
The only thing I would change, and I may, is to add a thumb relief in the scale to grant faster access to the thumb stud.
I hope my thoughts will add to the body of knowledge already presented on the knife.
Willie Boy