
HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
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pjtomo
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HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
I pulled about five of these out of the pile o' knives I'm selling and don't know what it is or should I say I don't know the style. Took me a while but I eventually figured out how to open it. They are Imperial's. KNow what the model # is?


Thanks,
Pat
Pat
- johnnierotten
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Re: HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
I don't think they have a model number......I've always heard them called Trick knives.
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- MrBlister
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Re: HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
What was the trick to opening it ??
- nifenut
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Re: HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
It opens with one end or the other vertical and closes with the opposite end held vertical.
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pjtomo
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Re: HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
There is a little pin that moves freely about an 1/8 of an inch in the case. To open the blade you have to push the blade in, turn it on end and tap it on the table. This causes the pin to fall away from the "hook" on the blade. To close it you close the blade, hold it in and flip it on the other end. The pin falls and catch's the hook and keeps the blade closed.MrBlister wrote:What was the trick to opening it ??
Here's a quick video I made:
http://s428.photobucket.com/albums/qq9/ ... V05284.flv
Thanks,
Pat
Pat
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Poolshark
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Re: HELP ID THIS ONE PLEASE
That video was a big help. Thanks