Will the SNGs continue to be made with both a thumbhole and a thumstud? Or are there any plans in the future to make variations that have just one or the other? Also, on the current model,does the thumstud impede your thumb at all from fast access to the thumhole? Thanks.
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If you look really close, those are not thumb studs, but rather the stop pin that hits the handle when open and stops the blade from rotating any more than fully open. It is intended to be opened by the thumb hole only.
Take a look at the Cuda Maxx and you will see the same style of stop pin used.
Take a look at the Cuda Maxx and you will see the same style of stop pin used.
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We like both.
The stud also acts as a bumpstop. But it is there to open the knife.
You can open the knife WAAAAAAAAAAY easier with gloves on when you have both.
Mick
We like both.
The stud also acts as a bumpstop. But it is there to open the knife.
You can open the knife WAAAAAAAAAAY easier with gloves on when you have both.
Mick