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Slowly as in less force than opening it non flick speed, i.e. no inertia. The concern is it is just a little sticky to engage. It hangs up a bit at the last bit of travel before it should snap into final lock. You have to look to see it is engaged. Correcting it if it is NOT in place takes no more ...

Not the detent ball. I am not a knife novice and know what to look for in that regard. At no point is the detent ball involved with what I am concerned about. The ball has traveled off the blade by the time the hang up occurs.It is the very last part of the blade deployment.It looks and feels locked ...

Because I want to sell it in a proper condition or at least be able to be upfront with the buyer and advise him. That is a big difference from handing over something perhaps defective and potentially dangerous. I am not sure and I want to be sure. If you sold it and never planned to use it what ...

So I recently landed a Fluted Ti Millie. Gorgeous. I have owned many frame locks but this is my first with a steel insert. My question. When opening it slowly and it seems to have engaged, the lockbar face does not fully click over. It kind of hangs up a bit and needs to be nudged to full lock. Once ...

No, there is not. That information is made available for some runs at the time they're announced, for others at the time they're released, we've found out the quantities for a couple by asking on this forum, but there are probably still a few for which it's never been specified. Sprints of Japanese ...

I like Spyderco sprint runs and have a few. Is there a place to find out the numbers produced of each run?I does not say on the Spyderco site for this model. I have a Brown Millie in CTS-XHP and have used it well. I can't seem to find how many of this run where made.

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