Thinking of buying a Lone Wolf D2 automatic

[fordf250]

It would sure be helpful if present owners of this knife shared their experience. I want to carry & use it. I like the Double Action and Hidden automatic switch activator as well as the 3.9 inch length. The street price seems reasonable. What do you think? Thanks...

 

[T.K.C.]

Like I said in the first thread that you posted about this; is that I would be hesistant to buy any Lone Wolf knife! I have been reading that their quality is questionable.

 

[fordf250]

First time I posted anything to anything. I put my question on 3 threads thinking different strokes for different folks. I replied to your comments in the other thread. I have folder and long knife experience including the Puma and KaBar I carried in Vietnam, but only limited knowledge on automatics other than the cheapies I had as a kid...

 

[pecker]

Save your money, the Lone Wolf mechanism breaks easily after a short period of use

 

[3rensho]

I don't know about your local law, but in most places carrying an auto is a felony offense. That said I owned a Lone Wolf Harsey Tactical, not an auto, but it was a decent knife. Ended up selling it because I was moving out of the country.

 

[Dog Man]

Like I said in the first thread that you posted about this; is that I would be hesistant to buy any Lone Wolf knife! I have been reading that their quality is questionable.

My Lone Wolf Lobo DA Auto is an expensive paper weight. Poor blade finish, poor scale to liner fit, the leaf spring overrides the liner lock causing the blade to fail to lock open, and customer service was a steaming load. My first, and last, Lone Wolf product.

 

[fordf250]

I'm got the word... Too much uncertainty with Lone Wolf and probably bad idea to have a EDC auto. I'm looking at the BM Nitrous Blitz. Got good feedback on that so far... thanks for your help...