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So I took apart my Flash 2 and didn't notice from where this small metal ball rolled out of. The knife seems to work fine without it but I figure it has its place. Anybody know where it is suppose to go? Thanks.
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Have you noticed less resistance in opening it without that ball? I know some assisted openers (especially ones without blade locks) have ball bearings holding the blade in the closed position, to prevent accidental opening.
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It fits on top of a small spring (tiny hole) that keeps your blade lock from moving freely within the handles.
Did you notice the small indent hole in the lock bar ? It works similar to a liner lock indent ball for the blade.
Your lock could possibly become engaged without it.
Robbie Roberson.
Did you notice the small indent hole in the lock bar ? It works similar to a liner lock indent ball for the blade.
Your lock could possibly become engaged without it.
Robbie Roberson.
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Ahh found it. Thanks guys.
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Your lucky you saw the ball bearing when it fell out........it is so small it fit under my finger nail.
Robbie Roberson
Robbie Roberson