Are you saying that depressing the lock bar as far down as it will travel does not allow the blade to come unlocked, and that it's permanently locked open?
How much did you pay for it???
I can't depress the lock back with my thumb or even 2 hands; the only way I can close the knife is by depressing the lock against a corner of my wood desk.
Dude, if you want a better knife with a backlock, send me an email. I'll send you (for free) a Lionsteel Mini Opera with a D2 blade and G10 scales.
Throw that thing in the trash:thumbup:
The only way to fix this is open it up and bend the spring to lessen the tension on the lock bar. Seeing as it's probably pinned and glued, that wouldn't be an easy chore.I can't depress the lock back with my thumb or even 2 hands; the only way I can close the knife is by depressing the lock against a corner of my wood desk.
Dude, if you want a better knife with a backlock, send me an email. I'll send you (for free) a Lionsteel Mini Opera with a D2 blade and G10 scales.
Throw that thing in the trash:thumbup:
Dude, if you want a better knife with a backlock, send me an email. I'll send you (for free) a Lionsteel Mini Opera with a D2 blade and G10 scales.
Throw that thing in the trash:thumbup:
That's a very nice gesture, Blues Bender but one I can't accept. I EDC a Buck 110 or Buck 482 or a Kershaw framelock. The knife I'm having trouble with was just a cheap spur of the moment purchase that I'll have fun playing around with. Thanks!