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Hi all, I've been carrying a Subcom since last October. No faults, no glitches and no complaints (Ok, apart from the thumb studs that take a bit of getting used to...3 days!). It's the best EDC that I've carried in my pocket. Just got a Wharncom the other day and waiting to see how that holds up. ps I have twisted the blade around...and the frame lock didn't give out.
 
mightyduck said:
Hi all, I've been carrying a Subcom since last October. No faults, no glitches and no complaints (Ok, apart from the thumb studs that take a bit of getting used to...3 days!). It's the best EDC that I've carried in my pocket. Just got a Wharncom the other day and waiting to see how that holds up. ps I have twisted the blade around...and the frame lock didn't give out.
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Mahalo mightyduck,

Welcome to the Biscuit Madness!:D Yes, the "sweet spot" on them studs is at the corner closest my logo, and PRESS that sucker open, flicking is for the advanced or "immortal", like Dr. Snubnose!;)

Happy to hear you're enjoying your knives...keep us posted!

God bless:cool:
 
I always find these kind of spine wacks plain stupid and molesting to any made knife . Stand alone well built quality knives.

WE CUT WITH THE EDGE AND NOT THE SPINE so what use is in putting extreme force on the spine with doing things like that. Look at STR s page in the tool shed he shows a proper way to test if a lock is right or not!!

These kind of things are like puttin 1000 ton weight on a kitchen scale.

It just don't make sence to me!

I never had any problems with my wharcoms and i'm no sissy with mine!!!
 
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