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Yep. I can. The blade is pretty well polished (so it's quite slick), but I can do it. In a way, this might be the one good thing about the relatively weak spring.
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Here's a pic of it closed (showing how much you have to grip)...
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Yes, I can very easily open it as you suggest 
Might even be able to open it by pinching it with knuckle tips
Been using it over the week-end, it looks a nice knife I admit but the spring is a real drawback.
My CASE Slimline Trapper and Queen Utility do the business a lot better I'm afraid.
Might even be able to open it by pinching it with knuckle tips
Been using it over the week-end, it looks a nice knife I admit but the spring is a real drawback.
My CASE Slimline Trapper and Queen Utility do the business a lot better I'm afraid.