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Nice nife Will. I like the style of liner lock, no interference with the index finger. Can I ask who made it?
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Of course you can and thanks
It's a Queen Cutlery Teardrop Linerlock in Zebrawood ( I have examples also in BEM, ACSB & WCSB) The lock certainly causes no interference you're right and the conventional springback (slip joint) mechanism is already tough but this adds to security. Also got a Copperhead Queen that has this mechanism, ultra tough
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Sounds like a nice variety
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. Tear drops are great and even better with that style lock. I have a GEC 23 and a 55 with the same liner lock and figure other manufactures would be wise to take notice.
Thanks for the info. BTW it's 11 deg. F here today which equals -11 C.
Will Power
. Tear drops are great and even better with that style lock. I have a GEC 23 and a 55 with the same liner lock and figure other manufactures would be wise to take notice.Thanks for the info. BTW it's 11 deg. F here today which equals -11 C.