MT LCC qeustion

[John Puckett]

I was reading the post about the guy that wanted a knife for around $100 to $200 that is SOLID. I read about all these people saying that they have had all these different company's liner locks failing them but I have never once read anywhere about the liner lock on a LCC failing. I've had a LCC m/a for over a year and I've carried and used it a lot. It still locks up very very solidly. So I was just wondering if anyone here has ever had a LCC liner lock failure? I'm sure that there is a few but I've just never heard of them. Thanks for taking the time to read and reply to this. John

 

[wolfmann601]

quite often, and have many from Gen 1 to gen 4 in every configuration and have beaten two of the living day-lights out of.
NOT once did one ever fail to lock, stay locked, or cut. I did have one that at first would not fire in auto-mode, but some well-placed Mil-tec/Rem-oil and a "bloody-thumb" and it fires sweetly. but there is a miniscule bit of grit under the blade coating, which has "dulled". This is a "cosmetic flaw" and I am certain MT will make it right.

The LCC, IMH(umble)O, is a fine EDC............wolf

 

[samo]

Dude,

I have two MT LCCs.. Generation one knives.. They are solid and had hardly failed me! Sometimes, even the best knives are abused till they fail, you can't blame the manufacturer for self inflicted damages..

Sam