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Boker Plus FR Exclusive w/ S35VN Steel
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Boker Plus FR Exclusive w/ S35VN Steel
Soundtoxin
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Jan 10, 2018
Got my knife today. Crazy light! My friend has the Urban Trapper, but since this was supposed to be a beefier knife, I didn't expect it to still be so light. It almost feels like a toy. The liner lock works well, and it flipped open nicely on the first try, which is actually rare for me with a new knife. I get a bit of a weird sound when pressing in the liner lock to close the knife. I'm hoping it'll go away over time. I haven't spent too much time using the knife yet, just did a quick paper-cutting test with the piece of paper that came in the envelope. It seems to cut well from that. I like the deep carry pocket clip a lot, although it felt a bit loose, which made me nervous. I'm going to use it as-is for a while, and if things get more loose I'll probably give it all a once-over with some nano oil, loctite, + tightening.
Note: to give an idea of my perspective, I also have a Ferrum Forge Falcon (daily carry), Boker Plus Kwaiken, and Kizer Uprising A2.
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wickid-good
15
Jan 11, 2018
SoundtoxinSoundtoxin, My knife makes that same sound on pressing the liner lock. The liner is so thin it kind of rings coming off the blade.
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Verwilderd
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Jan 12, 2018
SoundtoxinMine makes a noise as well. I think a bit of lubricant would help. The lock and blade are rubbing on each other and since it’s the metal is thin there, it sort of vibrates.
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FFMS
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Jan 15, 2018
VerwilderdTitanium and steel have this effect. Lube will most likely make it worse. It will wear down, if not you can try rubbing the contact surface with a pencil, the graphite makes it a lot smoother and help wear it down. This is why most knives have a metal inlay there :)
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