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LINTON
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afishhunter
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With a liner lock, it don't sound like a traditional knife.
You might have better luck over in the General Knife Discussion area.
You can ask a moderator to move it there for you.
You might have better luck over in the General Knife Discussion area.
You can ask a moderator to move it there for you.
unwisefool
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Search Linton knives on here and you'll find some topics, but to summarize they are crap. You'd be better off finding something else to spend money on.
Welcome.
Doubt it.
A "quick and dirty" way to judge knives is by the font used on the logos on it. That Linton Since 1987 is as cheesy as it gets.
Personally I would not trust it to not close on my fingers.
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Have anyone used this knife? Any reviews?
Searched the web. This is what I got:
Chinese
Aluminum scales
Liner lock
440C blade
Cheers
I have never seen this brand before.
It looks like a Chinese import so it could be somewhat well made but maybe not.
Not sure what country you are from but I would not pay over 10 dollars for such a knife.
Welcome to the forum.