Yep..I too would like to see one...though not quite sure how I'd like it with the spydie hole. Certainly not knocking a successful design feature for opening but it does sometimes limit blade/handle config. As much as I love my spydies, you do need to have enough blade exposed to make the hole work. Only a couple options to make this workable. I do know I want it streamlined in all dimensions, dehorned yet useable as an emergency impact tool if needed open or closed position, good useable and maintainable blade geometry, self servicable construction, deep carry and totally ambi, great grip no slip wet or dry. Heck as far as opening goes I see no need for studs or holes. I'm still not sure which is 'better' but for me bm/axis or rekat/rolling lock both work so well no other opening method is needed. May get some grief here but I like the simplicity of the Glock in operation...it works 'one way'...pull the trigger. Good design and simplicity sometimes works. Just thoughts on this end on 'my' perfect folder.
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