Lock on Sebenza

I'm not all that familiar with CR Knives so I thought I would employ you all for some infomation on the lock. Is the lock a liner lock with an added safety? Can the lock be adjusted for wear? Is the lock-up tight. My reasons for the questions is that I have had bad experiences with the liner locks on some moderately priced knives. (not junk from China). I don't want to mention names. Any info is apprecitated.

 

[GigOne]

As with most "high end production" knives....this liner lock is SWEEEETTTT!!!

I won't say it's the best ~ ~ cus it shares the #1 spot with approximately 4 other "high end production" blades.....

This is "my opinion" only.........

But keep in mind........once you buy one ~ can't shake the urge to "amass a gathering" of Sebenza's (and the other little knives by CRK)!



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GigOne
"Livin' Life - Full Throttle"

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"I don't suffer from insanity. I enjoy every minute of it."

 

[ThomM]

Go to www.chrisreeve.com to find out about the lock

 

[Scott Dog]

Dan:
Not a liner lock but an integral frame lock. Look up his website and see. Lock up is tight action smooth but be warned, once you handle a Sebenza you will never be the same. You might laugh but if you get one, post your reaction. The Sebenza is a very high quality product that also comes with incredable customer service. I am very happy with my small left hand Seb. It's worth every penny and then some IMHO.

 

[RGRAY]

Dan, buy as many as you can afford.

Umfaan, Small Sebenza and Large Sebenza; the Zulu Trio.

IMHO, you have to buy a wood inlay small Sebenza.

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RICK - Left Handers Unite

[This message has been edited by RGRAY (edited 04-29-2000).]

 

Thanks for the comments. I'll look into the information at his website.