Request for specific Military liner lock closeups.

[PG5768]

Nice find. STR is always a good read. :thumbup:

Thanks. He has some very good insights in to the strengths and weaknesses of various locks and the knives that use them. My biggest take-away is, "you've gotta be smarter than the knife" if you don't wanna git "bit".

 

[Pete2s]

I bought a Spyderco Military to prove to myself that liner locks cannot be trusted. I cannot get it to fail. I've stabbed and put weight and pressure on the spine and I've only succeeded in moving the liner lock from a perfect 100% engagement to a hair over 100%. The liner lock by Spyderco is now one of my favorite locks.

 

[yablanowitz]

This is the only Miltary lock picture I have at the moment. I could have sworn I had one of all my Millies together, but I guess not.

 

[trix2004]

get Titanium Mili , its indestructible
here is the pic next to sebenza
upper knife mili

 

[cutter17]

I'm going to send you an email.

Good job Josh on keeping the thread on topic!:thumbup: Too many times a question like this takes a thread in all types of directions.

 

[Tonie Nichols]

Did I read the advertising right? Isn't the titanium Military a frame lock?

 

[EricV]

Not my image(if anyone knows who's it is post up), but exactly the reason why the compression lock isn't you're everyday liner lock:

knife in pic is a para.