Lock rock?!

[Jsega51]

I just saw the video that is an improperly fitted and/or broken lock. A lock back is usually strong for hell.

He’s holding a slipjoint in the video, it’s supposed to be a joke I guess.

 

[goldie]

I discovered lock rock accidently last month when i was cutting something with my cold steel AD10 lite.I could feel the movement of the blade when pushing down on it. I sold it immediately,I know it wouldnt unlock but i checked some other CS knives and they were solid.Just found it unacceptable....

 

[TC]

So I saw this test that seems to be all the rage online in the knife world where one can test their knife for lock rock. The action it puts on the blade looks just like what my knives are typically subjected to on a daily basis so it got me wondering if my knives would be able to stand up to the test. So I took the one in my pocket out and performed the test. Much to my dismay, it failed miserably. I'm glad I was able to find this so I can seek the proper remedy through warranty service.

https://imgur.com/bI3TH7w

Damned Imgur again! Refuses to show content when I'm donning the VPN. Now I'll have to remove the prophylactic and risk cooties! (Hate y'all for recommending Imgur to the newbies (not the OP obviously) - always miss out on the fun stuff.)

 

[Danke42]

Lock Rock is my most treacherous foe. I would like to eat it's children.