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Chris Pierce

Chris Pierce

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Knives that I don't see myself using in the future. Prices include shipping in the USA Paypal preferred. I will ship international if buyer pays shipping. Please email me with any questions/comments
Cpierce206@gmail.com


EDI Genesis ATS 34 blade, FRN? handles TI locking liner and deep pocket clip. No blade play
$60

Kershaw S60V Blur Blem fast assisted opening, no blade play the blemish is a slightly wave edge grind that does not effect sharpness
$60

CRKT My Tighe fast assisted opening no blade play
$25

Cold Steel Recon 1 ultra lock blade has been chemically striped. No blade play
$55

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Thanks for looking
-Chris
Cpierce206@gmail.com
 
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i am interested in rat 1 but what does it mean "lockup is about 40%"?
 
it means that the locking liner locks the blade open at about 40% of the tang. So the liner can move another 60% (of the width of the tang) before it runs out of room. Lock up is nice and tight with no blade play. I can take a better picture of the lock up if you'd like
 
yes please i try to understand i take out my buck vantage pro and look at lock but it is 50% i think since it is in the middle? I just dont want rat 1 to fail lock if i do hard work with it since thats pretty much what i will do
 
Generally early lock up is considered better than late lock up because it gives more room for wear as you use the knife. I have used the heck out of this particular knife and have had no issues with it.

You can see the lock up in this picture. The RAT 1 is the 2nd knife from the left.
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