Tried liner lock a lockback LOL

[Charlie Mike]

I was waving my CS medium "ada" and I tried to close it by thumbing for a liner to push aside Too much muscle memory from my Emerson.

Anybody else catch themselves trying to close a knife the wrong (locking) way?

 

[Ozy]

Nope....never.

 

[C Ben Susrool]

Of course , my favorite lock is the frame lock, carried an axis lock for awhile and always stuck my thumb underneath it looking for the lock release.
:grumpy:
Hard to teach an old dog new tricks, now have all frame locks. :thumbup:

 

[gibbyx]

Nope....never.

Damn Aussies. Liars! All of 'em.

CM, I see the "...ada" name has really stuck. Ha Ha.

Yeah I make that mistake sometimes. Sometimes I'll confuse tip up/down also. I think it's only a serious prob if ya have trouble with fixed blades.

Gibby

 

[ColonelX]

i every so often mix up my delica and my leek when im not paying that close attention and try desperately to close a frame lock as a locback

 

[Artfully Martial]

Weirdly enough, despite my great variety of locking mechanisms, I never mix it up. I don't know why.

 

[knarfeng]

I was waving my CS medium "ada" and I tried to close it by thumbing for a liner to push aside Too much muscle memory from my Emerson.

Anybody else catch themselves trying to close a knife the wrong (locking) way?

Been there. Done that.

 

[hwpaintballer]

Closing for me isn't to much of a problem, but I sometimes find myself feeling for a flipper when I go to open my spyderco para. I have never searched for a thumb hole on a kershaw though.

 

[miro44]

Closing for me isn't to much of a problem, but I sometimes find myself feeling for a flipper when I go to open my spyderco para. I have never searched for a thumb hole on a kershaw though.

That happens alot for me, too.
Oh and i sometimes feel for an Axis lock on my Kershaws