Vantage Force Pro.

[Joshua J.]

My bad experience was looking at it. That was enough for me.
Here are a few posts with my impressions of the knife. And I didn't even mention the rounded tang.

(Initial impressions.)
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ck-Bravo-amp-Vic-Bantam?p=6969933#post6969933
(General forum thread, see post #5)
http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/708937-Buck-Bravo?highlight=Buck+Bravo


You can sort of see the rounded tang here.

Grinding the tang to make the liner slip off easier is not something I like to see, at all.

 

[Joshua J.]

Anyway, to keep the thread on track, the Vantage looks well designed, has a great reputation and everyone seems to be happy with the way it is set up. All I'm after now is a thicker lock-bar.

 

[Plumberdv]

My bad experience was looking at it. That was enough for me.
Here are a few posts with my impressions of the knife. And I didn't even mention the rounded tang.

Somehow,I sorta knew that already. Probably best then that you shy away from the whole Vantage line. Ever looked at the CSAR-T? That one has a real meaty-beefy lock bar.

 

[Joshua J.]

Somehow,I sorta knew that already. Probably best then that you shy away from the whole Vantage line. Ever looked at the CSAR-T? That one has a real meaty-beefy lock bar.

I had not noticed that before, it's the same handle as the Bravo, but with three liners of the same thickness (thick!). Thanks for the tip.

 

[cabdmd]

Hope that this question can be addressed in this thread.
Does the extension of the liner lock past the edge of the non-dominant scale affect the ergonomics? Some reviewers have said this feature makes the grip less comfortable.
Thanks.