List of knives that use the thumb studs as stop pins

[s.c.]

I've recently become interested in knives where the thumb stud acts as the stop pin(s). Can we get a definitive list going here?

Of the knives I've owned or handled:

Kershaw Leek
Kershaw Chive
Kershaw Skyline
ZT0300
ZT0350
ZT0551
Boker Trance
Buck 882/889
Strider sng

 

[stjames]

CRK Umnumzaan

 

[stevenkelby]

Hinderer XM-18 3", 3.5" and XM-24 4"

 

[Tony8179]

MT SOCOM D/A
Tim Galyean Pro Series Turbulence
Yuna knives
Eric Elson Dreadlock

 

[TxSxB]

Crkt M16
Crkt M21

 

[mesoscopic]

MOD CQD Mark 2
Blackhawk MOD CQD Mark 2 Type E
Gerber Mini-Covert

NOTE: I own the three folders listed above.

 

[harkamus]

DDR HTM line

 

[Charlie Mike]

All DDR Maxx series

 

[Josh K]

Strider SMF / PT.

 

[link2derek]

You beat me to it, harkamus:

 

[Striderco]

are those DDR's Hand tech made knives? r they nice?

 

[harkamus]

are those DDR's Hand tech made knives? r they nice?

Yes they are. Here is my review with tons of pics.

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=728579

 

[Tony8179]

AG Russell's folding Sting.

 

[Vicarious Reality]

Is there any maker that uses both a stop pin and thumbstuds to stop the blade?
One would think that that would be 99% better than using only one alternative.

 

[Socom Elite]

Microtech Socom and I think the Camillus Heat also does this

 

[idaho]

Is there any maker that uses both a stop pin and thumbstuds to stop the blade?
One would think that that would be 99% better than using only one alternative.

I disagree.
It would combine drawbacks of each solution without any benefit.

 

[mjolnir74]

Umnumzaan

 

[EricV]

I disagree.
It would combine drawbacks of each solution without any benefit.

It would also be an insane pain in the rear to make, driving costs up.

 

[Daniel Dorn]

Camillus CUDA Dominator, also a DDR design.

 

[MTguy]

My Kershaw Scallion does.