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Timberline Timberlite?
- Thread starter Lycosa
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the main issue with the neely lock was that,
should it's blade get really stuck or jammed tight into something that was being cut;
chances are that forceful vertical pulling motions would disengage the lock.
having said that, i would use it on soft and not so compact objects.
but other than that,
yeah!
it's quite some knife to look at.
i have the spearpoint and another with tini coating, btw.
should it's blade get really stuck or jammed tight into something that was being cut;
chances are that forceful vertical pulling motions would disengage the lock.
having said that, i would use it on soft and not so compact objects.
but other than that,
yeah!
it's quite some knife to look at.
i have the spearpoint and another with tini coating, btw.
I don't recall a red, but I have black and camo models.
They were also made in clear handles as dealer demos with fake unsharpened blades. Back when, AG Russell sold some with the clear handles and a real blade.
The Timberlite was apparently made by Camillus, and so when Camillus closed a few years ago there was a small flood of Timberlite knives hit the market.
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...s-made-other-brand-names?highlight=timberlite
can't say i ever saw one.
but i do have an early production model circa 1990's
of sog knives red handle "autoclip" though
(picture isn't mine. but seen here though is a current model with a factory fitted thumb stud in finger slot)
