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OK, here is the scoop! Peter is gonna make 4 of these total.
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Price is $300 $250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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thats what i thought. but the working max for a non milled linerlock is approx .07-.08 thick any more than that and the pressure required to open the lock would break your thumb. id be game for some .08 linerlock versions.
and wait till you guys see the scale for this bad boy! here a little teaser
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All 4 are spoken for:
Introducing the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Alphahunter Framelocks
1. Alphahunter- Black Mamba
2. Reeek- Scalloped CF/M4 - Bullet Proof
3. Shipwreck- Scalloped G10 Tan/M4- Desert Warrior
4. Thrill- Black G10 scalloped/M4- Sudden Death
Each will be unique and numbered. Congrats Guys!
No, I reckon they are not. What is Chuck Norris gonna say when he finds out you guys stole his knife order?
In all seriousness, I think it is really cool what you guys are doing. Alphahunter - that is a really nice blade design, its gotta be cool seing your vision come to life in some very talented hands. Very Cool.
Thrill must be over at the ZT/Hinderer Flipper Thread! Lol!!!
All 4 are spoken for:
Introducing the "Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse" Alphahunter Framelocks
1. Alphahunter- Black Mamba
2. Reeek- Scalloped CF/M4 - Bullet Proof
3. Shipwreck- Scalloped G10 Tan/M4- Desert Warrior
4. Thrill- Black G10 scalloped/M4- Sudden Death
Each will be unique and numbered. Congrats Guys!
How will the pivot be supported, spaced ? IKBS, Bushings ? The lock bar face looks a bit close. Lockbar, depending on Ti alloy used can be taken down to .035, with min. .50 width, radius at .187. Do some experimenting with open force on lock bar. This will determine the unlock P needed and the detent retention force. With big blades the engineering gets complicated. The detent force has to factored in or the blade will be off center when closed, push out / run out.
Big blades like this need lots of lateral support from ball bearings or .50 dia. bushings.
Watch the thumb stud / thumb hole arc. You want a roll out of no more then .250, otherwise you will need to shift the blade in your hand when opening.
looks good, have fun,
Jim