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Is this knife a assisted opener or a switchblade? I asked the seller this question and this is there answer.Dear knife-nut,

hi there I dont know anything about knifes. what do u meant whit automatic. theses blade dont pop out by in self


- mina1070

I FORGET THE NAME OF THE LOCKING MECHANISM
ANY WAY THE KNIFE IS NOT AUTOMATIC OR ASSISTED.

YOU PULL BACK ON THE "STUDS" BEHIND THE BLADE ON THE HANDLE AND IT RELEASES THE BLADE LOCK SO THAT THE BLADE SWINGS FREE, OPEN OR CLOSED..

I think it's an Axis Lock.

IM

IMBand wrote:I think it's an Axis Lock.

IM

I believe you are correct and it was patented by Jason Williams of Wyoming RI. Jason and his step-dad Bill McHenry are two fine knifemakers.I have the 14th knife he made(when he was just 19 years old) and it is a beauty.

Thank You. Mark

IMBand wrote:I think it's an Axis Lock.

IM

It is definitely an Axis Lock. Definitely not auto or assisted.

^ a fantastic little knife

I believe you are correct and it was patented by Jason Williams of Wyoming RI. Jason and his step-dad Bill McHenry are two fine knifemakers.I have the 14th knife he made(when he was just 19 years old) and it is a beauty.

WOW, I would love to see that K7K

Beechtree wrote:^ a fantastic little knife

I believe you are correct and it was patented by Jason Williams of Wyoming RI. Jason and his step-dad Bill McHenry are two fine knifemakers.I have the 14th knife he made(when he was just 19 years old) and it is a beauty.

WOW, I would love to see that K7K

Ask and ye shall receive:

It's an axis lock and it's called a Sequel (the original knife in the post)

Yeah, it is really an Axis Lock. I have one here.

That is a beauty Ray!

Hey Knife-nut,

Were you able to decode the sellers reply?

K7K, I just saw your post now. WOW, that IS a beauty. It has great back work. And done at the age of 19 no less. Fantastic.