Lone Wolf Paul Prankster First Impressions and Some Questions

[msiley]

I suppose you're correct the rep is not the dealer, but for practical purposes it's one and the same, IMO. My point is that if the dealer/rep knows they have blade play and continues to sell them as is, they're opening themselves up for a world of PIA. Unless of course the dealer in question does not have discriminating customers, who just jam them in drawers and don't care.

I agree. In the end I believe the market will either force
LW to close shop or to improve. You can't sell 'high end' junk
for very long in such a competitive market.

 

[RKH]

I stopped by local gunshop and they are carrying some Lone Wolf knives. On the Paul knife it had play in the closed position. On the two liner locks I Examined one was barely engaging the blade and other one the liner was al the the way over to the far side and the blade hit the handle when closing it and not centered. This a real shame as these are nice designs.
RKH

 

[bearcut]

Funny you should mention getting a BM Mini Presario in place of the Paul Axial. That is exactly what I ended up doing after my Paul knife showed blade play problems.
Yes, the BM is rock solid, as usual.