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So I got my SG2 Blur back from Kershaw warranty today (sent back for blade play issues once I got it). I opened it, and checked the blade out for play. The liner hit a secure spot, just left of center. I applied fairly light pressure when suddenly the liner slipped off and cut my hand.
After the bleeding stopped, I used STR's method of testing liner locks for lock failure (NOT spinewhacking). With moderate pressure, I could get it to fail every time.
I'm sure Kershaw would make it right, but I'm just a little disappointed that there are still problems even after returning from warranty repair.
Also, maybe I just have bad luck, but 70% of the Kershaws I buy have liner problems out of the box. I thought the SG2 Blur would be different but it wasn't. I love their designs, but the cost of shipping almost every one adds up.

After the bleeding stopped, I used STR's method of testing liner locks for lock failure (NOT spinewhacking). With moderate pressure, I could get it to fail every time.
I'm sure Kershaw would make it right, but I'm just a little disappointed that there are still problems even after returning from warranty repair.
Also, maybe I just have bad luck, but 70% of the Kershaws I buy have liner problems out of the box. I thought the SG2 Blur would be different but it wasn't. I love their designs, but the cost of shipping almost every one adds up.