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Paragon XO-Lite Any Info????

Centurian

Centurian

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Has anybody owned or handled a Paragon Xo-Lite? If so, how was it? The knife from pictures looks pretty cool but the liner seems kinda thin.
Any information would be appreciated
Thanks
 
Hi Centurian- Since you mentioned the liner I assume you're talking about the manual version, so I guess my reply won't really help you.
Just for the record though I have owned several of the automatic versions and it was a nice knife, very light and solid lock up. The handle also felt quite nice in the hand, but I have seen pictures of the manual and you're right in that the liner looks paper thin, well in the photo's anyway, but I have never handled the manual version.
Donald.
 
The liner is a little thin. It doesn't seem to effect lock up on the ones I have seen though.
 
I have an XO-Lite for sale/trade. The handle is a little scuffed in a couple of spots, but it's a nice knife. Lock-up is solid. The blade itself is rather wickedly partially serrated and recurved, too.
 
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