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lone wolf t-2
- Thread starter Chett
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I got one in cocobola and another in walnut. The walnut T2 did not want to open properly - too stiff -so I sent it back and the newer one is perfect.
Lone Wolf, according to some posts, is having some quality contol problems so if you get one check it out throughly and send it back if you experience any problems.
I really love the two I have and they are truly beautiful and razor sharp.
Lone Wolf, according to some posts, is having some quality contol problems so if you get one check it out throughly and send it back if you experience any problems.
I really love the two I have and they are truly beautiful and razor sharp.
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- Dec 3, 2000
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favorite folder I've ever owned, except MAYBE a Sebenza. Everything is perfect on it. comfortable handle, versatile sharp blade that holds a helluva edge, smooth opening, reliable lock...I've had mine in cocobolo since early last December and haven't been a day without it since. Considering that I've been known to change my EDC's more often than my skivvies that's sayin' somethin'...
It was beautiful when I first got it...now it's ugly, used hard every day, dropped on pavement and rocks dozens of times, dropped in dirt and mud, used daily to cut hard plastic bands and 7/8 diameter plastic piping...it lives a tough life, but keeps on kickin'. Despite all of this it's only gotten more beautiful to me.
I paid a full $175 for mine, but never for a moment regretted it.
can ya' tell I recommend one?
It was beautiful when I first got it...now it's ugly, used hard every day, dropped on pavement and rocks dozens of times, dropped in dirt and mud, used daily to cut hard plastic bands and 7/8 diameter plastic piping...it lives a tough life, but keeps on kickin'. Despite all of this it's only gotten more beautiful to me.
I paid a full $175 for mine, but never for a moment regretted it.
can ya' tell I recommend one?
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I agree with the guy that runs with scissors, i love my T-2 it doesnt have the F&F that some other folders do, but man that thing cuts, flat ground blade razor sharp slices like a dream. I have mine in cocobolo and they pick beautiful wood. Others however have not been so lucky and have had problems with F&F blade lineup, lock problems, scale problems you name it. There was actually a thread about the T-2's problems and call backs a while ago. My suggestion is Find one hold it pick it up, play with it if all looks well BUY IT! you wont regret it, and if its a bad egg leave her lie....