Two Schrade push button knives?

Schrade stopped making these before 1958. If its stiff it may be that the oil has thickened and slows the blade. It should swing very easily. Another reason is the spring just may have weakened over the years and needs replacing. The springs over time do weaken if left compresses (knife closed).

Try a few drops of a good knife oil, work the blade without using the spring wiping away the excess oil.
Let us know it helps at all.
check out Rich Langstons book and CD on switchblades. Its still being sold on e-bay
some pictures of his collection at
http://www.collectors-of-schrades-r.us/corners/LT/Lts_files.htm

TTYL
Larry
 
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US M2 by Schrade Walden with genuine bone handles. WWII
US M2 by Geo. Schrade "Presto" brand. Painted black handles with bail. WWII
US M2 by Schrade Walden with black plastic handles. WWII
US M2 Geo. Schrade "Presto" with black plastic handles, bail and lanyard &
original wrap. WWII
US MC-1 Survival Knife by Cammilus with shroud cutter. Post War
US MC-1 Parachute Knife. Not automatic. Shroud cutter only. Post War
 
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