Is there anything wrong with a linerlock that engages at the very far end of the blade (i.e. a lock that engages to the very right when facing the blade)? I would think that this would be advantageous because it means there's more distance for the lock to move before being disengaged.
My linerlock (Gerber AR 3.0) has eventually started to engage toward the far end of the blade, and if I want I can move the liner even further. I haven't noticed any problems with my knife, but was curious as to what may be a potential problem. Thanks for any responses!
My linerlock (Gerber AR 3.0) has eventually started to engage toward the far end of the blade, and if I want I can move the liner even further. I haven't noticed any problems with my knife, but was curious as to what may be a potential problem. Thanks for any responses!