Modern lockback folders (Traditionals allowed)

[marcus52AR]

I love the Thread 'For the love of Lockbacks! (Traditionals only)' https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/for-the-love-of-lockbacks-traditionals-only.1614517/

in the Traditional section. I thought it would be nice to have a similar thread for modern lockbacks.

Of course backlocks are allowed as well as midlock and tail lock knives.

 

[Railsplitter]

 

[Wolverine666]

 

[Sbs1974]

 

[jfk1110]

 

[jfk1110]

This link bring you to the epitome of modern lockbacks!!!!!
ALL TITANIUM!!!!!

Clip Point Lockback

Just finished this Lockback. Blade is made from heat treated ATI425 Titanium (HT done by @Mecha). Handle is 6AL4V Liners and Blue Juma. Screws, Pins, Lock, Spring and Spacer is made from 6AL4V. Washers are phos. Bronze. 100% rust proof. :D OAL is 7.9" Blade is 3.5" long and .114" thick. Weight...

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[DaveReb]

 

[sailfish]

 

[Stelth]

 

[CHNeal]

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[GAGL]

LionSteel TM1 Carbon

https://flic.kr/p/2mGxerm

 

[Bastler]

 

[gooeytek]

 

[marcus52AR]

LionSteel TM1 Carbon

https://flic.kr/p/2mGxerm

What are your thoughts on this one? I have this on order in satin and carbon fiber.

 

[flatblackcapo]

 

[Steven65]

Jerry Halfrich jigged Micarta........

 

[GAGL]

What are your thoughts on this one? I have this on order in satin and carbon fiber.

An absolutely amazing knife in every way.

One of the most comfortable handles i've ever handled and the blade is slicey but stout, if that makes sense. I thinned out the edge a bit, as most LionsSteels are a bit thick behind the edge.

Sleipner takes a keen edge and holds it for a long time.

Usually i hate pocket knives that run on bearings but this one is so nice, i had to keep it...

You won't be dissapointed

Share some pics of yours when it arrives.

 

[marcus52AR]

An absolutely amazing knife in every way.

One of the most comfortable handles i've ever handled and the blade is slicey but stout, if that makes sense. I thinned out the edge a bit, as most LionsSteels are a bit thick behind the edge.

Sleipner takes a keen edge and holds it for a long time.

Usually i hate pocket knives that run on bearings but this one is so nice, i had to keep it...

You won't be dissapointed

Share some pics of yours when it arrives.

Looking forward to getting mine soon! I ordered mine back in Nov from across the pond along with another Boker lockback. The listing said "allow 14 days for stock". It's been a bit longer than 14 days now.

The TM1 intrigued me with the integral frame and bearings. The handle looks chunky for bigger hands too which is a bonus.

One complaint I heard was voids in the handle. Yours looks pretty good in the picture.

 

[RICKSTER]

 

[GAGL]

Looking forward to getting mine soon! I ordered mine back in Nov from across the pond along with another Boker lockback. The listing said "allow 14 days for stock". It's been a bit longer than 14 days now.

The TM1 intrigued me with the integral frame and bearings. The handle looks chunky for bigger hands too which is a bonus.

One complaint I heard was voids in the handle. Yours looks pretty good in the picture.

I got XL hands and find it hard to find a folder that's comfortable for extended hard use. The TM1 does a very good job at that.

There are tiny,tiny voids but i don't really care, since it is a user for me and doesn't affect the funtion of the knife at all whatsoever.

Finger crossed yours arrives soon