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so any of you guys/girls into framelocks

ive started to like them alot-

camillus-dominator

kershaw- zdp mini cyclone

strider - pt

bradley-alias2

rick hinderer 3" all ti xm18

and my favorite- a yunaknives-hard2 prototype-

ive also had a small sebenza and umfann-and have a hastings metal work " stingray" on order
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For my money, one of the coolest small framelocks is the Kershaw Chive. ::tu::
Both my wife and my daughter carry one.

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I've had my eye on a large sebenza ::drool:: ::drool:: But my eye ain't got any cash ::dang::
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I much prefer a frame lock or liner lock to a lock back in most lock blade knives. I think this is because I can operate most of them one handed.

I like the Kershaw Leek for an assisted opening frame lock. I also have a frame lock kit I built, which I really like.

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Post by singin46 »

I really like the Kershaws, have 1 Chive and a couple liners really like the AOs. One of my EDCs is a Scallion, great little knife.

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My favorite and most liked Camillus Knife is this one.
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8) Three of my favorite frame lock / liner lock Makers, in no particular
order are;

Benchmade

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Post by Hukk »

justold52 wrote:My favorite and most liked Camillus Knife is this one.
Well, I have one of those somewhere around here. Last I saw a spring got in there somehow and it just jumps open now. :mrgreen:
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Post by singin46 »

Hey Ken, what does ROBO POWER refer to exactly on that Camillus?
How does it work? Push button or just lock.

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I have a couple of the Camillus "Robo Power" knives.
I believe it is Camillus' trade for some of their assisted opening knives.

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my dominator is the non assist ag russell one-

i do like the assist of the zdp mini cyclone-
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Thank you Dale, thought it might mean that. ::tu::

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Post by justold52 »

orvet is right and thanks for jumping in to help. It would have been hard for me to answer. Your words said it right.(their assisted opening knives)

MITCH RAPP it looks like alphabet order to me. :lol: :lol:
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8) Ken; You always crack me up with your observations! :lol:
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