NEW RAM 1910 Flipper!!!!

offsetlover said:
don't bet on it. :D:p
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I'm going to make a bold prediction.... this knife will become OL's second favorite knife. The only thing that shall come between this knife and the #1 spot is that safe queen of his by the same name. That, and he would have to change his screen name. "RAMLOVER" just sounds a little twisted. Seriously though, this is one smooth knife that is incredible versatile and hard to put down. I can open and close this thing 1 handed in so many ways, using flipper, flipper and lock, just lock etc etc. It can be closed with absolutely no sound, and opened almost as silent. The custom i have is not even this smooth. when unlocked, the blade has absolutely NO drag. It almost hangs so you can swing it back and forth with no sound or feel to your hand. Yet, it locks up with no blade play, and closes rock solid. I'm just telling you guys... wow
 
How would you rate this thing for ease of use by lefties? That is the one thing that has me hesitating.
 
rbmcmjr said:
How would you rate this thing for ease of use by lefties? That is the one thing that has me hesitating.
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I'll let you know when mine gets here. I have a burning desire to be ambidextrous, so now whenever I learn a new skill i learn it with both hands, every whip crack I can do with my right hand I can do with my left (save one.....for now) every way I can open my speed bump with my right I can do with my left. So when I'm playing with my RAM, I'll let you know how well it works lefty.
 
Bookworm said:
I'll let you know when mine gets here. I have a burning desire to be ambidextrous, so now whenever I learn a new skill i learn it with both hands, every whip crack I can do with my right hand I can do with my left (save one.....for now) every way I can open my speed bump with my right I can do with my left. So when I'm playing with my RAM, I'll let you know how well it works lefty.
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I agree and can do most any knife with both hands....I just hate to say "Sure" when not everyone has had the same amount of practice
 
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