and as for the locking blade in SA, thats stupid. IMO a non-locking blade is just asking to get the holder of the knife hurt. I know i've done it with my non-locking knives. of course I NEVER use the knife for a screwdriver/pry bar/etc
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- Tue Aug 01, 2006 10:00 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Assisted opening knife classified the same as an auto open
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I've got a Kershaw that I picked up at walmart for $25. It has no assist whatsoever. but I can get it open as fast as many of the assisted knives i've seen.
and as for the locking blade in SA, thats stupid. IMO a non-locking blade is just asking to get the holder of the knife hurt. I know i've done it with my non-locking knives. of course I NEVER use the knife for a screwdriver/pry bar/etc
and as for the locking blade in SA, thats stupid. IMO a non-locking blade is just asking to get the holder of the knife hurt. I know i've done it with my non-locking knives. of course I NEVER use the knife for a screwdriver/pry bar/etc