Lets see your Locking Knives .

harronek

harronek

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I realise now that more and more of my folders are locking knives .
How about posting up a few pics of Traditional locking folders .





Also , how long has the locking folder been around ?
My 1940T above is a great concept in my opinion and is my current favorite Traditional .


Ken
 
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harronek said:
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Is that Puma's version of the Buck ?
How old is it ?

Ken
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It's much slimmer than the Buck and I don't know who's came first. I know almost nothing about Buck knives. It is 70's knife. By the way ...I like your tag line, Ken
 
Gevonovich said:
It's much slimmer than the Buck and I don't know who's came first. I know almost nothing about Buck knives. It is 70's knife. By the way ...I like your tag line, Ken
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Buck's came first. That question has come up before.
 
Some liner locks...

Case Russlock
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Schrade 194OT and 503SC
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GEC 23L (thanks Duane) :)
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Thank you! I like the liner lock as well! I have also modern and 111mm SAKs that use it and it's a very secure system.

That 23L locks up like a fixed blade! :thumbup:
 
SAK Guy said:
Thank you! I like the liner lock as well! I have also modern and 111mm SAKs that use it and it's a very secure system.

That 23L locks up like a fixed blade! :thumbup:
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How do you like the Russlock? I've never actually tried one. Looks like it may be a pain to work, but must not be as many people own them.
 
Joe58 said:
How do you like the Russlock? I've never actually tried one. Looks like it may be a pain to work, but must not be as many people own them.
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It hurts my thumb to open it properly so I "two hand" it by starting it with the heel of my hand. Neat idea but hard on my RA hands. They are a beautiful design. Wish this one was carbon but it was a gift from my wife so....
 
Camillus

Note of Interest: Passage on Mr. Westinghouse in my copy of Electrical World c. 1914 ( it weighs in at 5 lbs.)

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I hope this SAK still meets the Traditional criteria .
I'm going to have to keep an eye out for one of those Electrician knives .


Ken
 
Case Russlock:


Another Russlock:


Parker-Frost version of the Schrade 94OT and Buck 110:


Case Copperlock:


I have more Case Russlocks and couple of Mini Copperlocks but no pics. My other locking blades are not suitable for this sub-forum.
 
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