So I just got my entrek strike point and I love it. It's a heavy duty folder that deserves attention from big folder fans.
Specs
Overall Length: 10.06"
Blade Length: 4.675"
Cutting Edge: 4.25"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Material: 440C
Rockwell Hardness: 57-58
Weight: 7 oz.
Made in USA
I think this pretty much explains it all when it comes to this knife. It also came shaving sharp .
The knife isn't an attractive, girly knife it is a serious, beefy tool that can be used for hard cutting jobs. It is a beast of a folder, stripped to the bear essentials...yes BEAR.
This knife is indeed a liner lock but before I see any moaning and groaning from the hard use folk..rest assured that is the strongest liner lock I have ever handled, I have yet to break it in but right now it requires two hands to unlock it. This comes from it being very strong, thick and sitting deeply in the tang. I think it's also because the liner lock is not that easy to get to as it seems to be a little bit under the liners so I really, really doubt that you will inadvertently unlock it with the movement from your hand gripping the handle.Let's put it this way If you ever pushed down on a tri-ad lock or back lock to unlock it and felt how stiff it was..honestly you have to push a lot harder with this thing.
It's a very thick blade at 3/16 of an inch and you can see it here being compared to the 4mm Coldsteel spartan .
And this is a picture comparing it some other strong tactical folders that you guys may recognize.
Now there is some negatives about this knife. #1 the handle is smooth aluminum and even though it's a well designed handle and there is thumb grooves it might be a little hard to hold onto when wet. This of coarse can be modified easily even with just some skateboard tape. #2 It's isn't a real smoother opener but I have yet to give it some oil so the jury is still out on that. # 3 It only has one thumb stud for opening but I believe it can be reversed.
Specs
Overall Length: 10.06"
Blade Length: 4.675"
Cutting Edge: 4.25"
Blade Thickness: 3/16"
Blade Material: 440C
Rockwell Hardness: 57-58
Weight: 7 oz.
Made in USA
I think this pretty much explains it all when it comes to this knife. It also came shaving sharp .
The knife isn't an attractive, girly knife it is a serious, beefy tool that can be used for hard cutting jobs. It is a beast of a folder, stripped to the bear essentials...yes BEAR.
This knife is indeed a liner lock but before I see any moaning and groaning from the hard use folk..rest assured that is the strongest liner lock I have ever handled, I have yet to break it in but right now it requires two hands to unlock it. This comes from it being very strong, thick and sitting deeply in the tang. I think it's also because the liner lock is not that easy to get to as it seems to be a little bit under the liners so I really, really doubt that you will inadvertently unlock it with the movement from your hand gripping the handle.Let's put it this way If you ever pushed down on a tri-ad lock or back lock to unlock it and felt how stiff it was..honestly you have to push a lot harder with this thing.
It's a very thick blade at 3/16 of an inch and you can see it here being compared to the 4mm Coldsteel spartan .
And this is a picture comparing it some other strong tactical folders that you guys may recognize.
Now there is some negatives about this knife. #1 the handle is smooth aluminum and even though it's a well designed handle and there is thumb grooves it might be a little hard to hold onto when wet. This of coarse can be modified easily even with just some skateboard tape. #2 It's isn't a real smoother opener but I have yet to give it some oil so the jury is still out on that. # 3 It only has one thumb stud for opening but I believe it can be reversed.
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