Folders With 'Button' Locks?

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What companies make folders with 'button' locks? URLs are always appreciated
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! Thanks!

Doug
 
I know that Queen Cutlery is one, In there regular line up is the delrin handled ones. About two years ago they did a special run for SMKW with wood handles...Very nice!, Dont know if they have any left over or not? Ive got an older Queen also with the button lock, Its a large hunter style with black wood handles.



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Keith D.Armacost
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Speedtech and maybe TiNives uses buttonlock. Both have website and tinives even has own forum here.

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I’m not sure if they’re still making manual models, but GT Knives used to make some pretty nice (if somewhat unconventional) button-lock folders. The knives are kind of funky looking, but they’re actually very well made and have excellent ergonomics. I haven’t shopped around for a while, but they used to be available at very reasonable prices.

Jim
 
I believe a lot of the Microtech auto's would be considered button-locks. The same button that fires the blade also unlocks the blade. www.tripleaughtdesign is a good site to view MT's products. TiNives website is www.tinives.com

[This message has been edited by richard rosvall (edited 01-18-2001).]
 
Let's not forget the MOD Duane Dieter CQD manual is a button lock (also with a secondary back-up slide lock).

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-Bill
 
Hi Doug... You have a lot of sites for production knives, but if you want a reasonably priced custom folder with a button lock, try Andre' DeVilliers. Here is his site... <A HREF="http://www.knifemaker.co.za/

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Good</A> luck!

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I am about to sell an old Beretta that uses a bullet as a button to unlock blade.

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