Lone Wolf Harsey T1

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Ive scoured this website for a good review of this knife. Ive been able to find one nutnfancy vid on it but he does the review on the new T2 model. I need some advice on this knife. Good knife? Any draw back? Stuff like that. Just add your input. Thanks

Lockheed out
 
Very well made, solid knives. Very sharp out of the box. Very solid lockup, no blade play, comfortable full-sized handle.

They have quite a bit of heft to them. The fit and finish is top notch. Great knife!
 
I have owned 2 of the T2 models.. And I think the price is too steep..
I sent them both back for have issues with the lock .. And it never improved... Its too bad.. I have not purchased anything from that company since... Also.. I am not very fond of the nylon handles at the price point.. perhaps wood is the way to go..
However the Design itself is pretty awesome...
Just not the QC...
 
I think the Harseys are a great design. I have both a T1 and T2. Overall, I think the quality is a mark below Benchmade, but they are great designs, in terms of use and ergonomics. The T1 is a heavy use EDC for me. The T2 is newer to me, and I don't have much carry time. The fit and finish are good, but not perfect on either knife. I have tweaked both a little. The blades on the knives are great, however. They come sharp, and the S30V remains sharp. I would go G-10 or micarta. I don't like the nylon handles either. I will say that I have had very positive experiences with Lone Wolf Customer service.

I actually think the lock-up on both these knives is pretty solid. I would say that it is on of the strengths, and why I make the T1 a frequent EDC. The T2 feels great in the hand, and also has great action and a solid lock-up, but is a pocketful for EDC- it doesn't feel as comfortable in tighter jeans for me. But I do love handling the T2.

If I could change anything, it would be to take the blade away from a spear point and more of a flat grind.
 
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