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You already know how smart and considerate theses guys are, so I'll save my fingers. Welcome!

Wow.... wonderful stuff. Fantastic!

which is not to be compared with the famous Milano Mr JerrBear lies about ( havingness-not). But I don't see any Milanos..... :?: Mr. Furcs & Mr. Jarvis, Okay, Okay - You guys can stop this any timeness... One minor ' lapse in truthfulness ' and it's gonna haunt me the rest of my days? Fibbers got ...

Amazing and inspiring. Wonderul to look at, and and sure stirs my continued, almost lifelong interest in these wonderful knives.

79spitfire Sorry Mr 79spitfire, You can wipe your mind of that image, I really was just kidding, But more to the point, I've always stored some autos folded and some not, and I have never seen a difference in spring tension, even after many, many years. They've either popped or not from day one on....

Very, very nice.
Congratulations!

u have to clean the blade and all the mechanism and working parts and spree and then you have to aply oil on those parts and then you aply a thin film of gun oil at the blade to avoid rusting then you have to find a dry place away from direct sunlight and store open the knive and all will be ok wit...

Welcome! I'm also a new member and you will, as I have, learn quickly how great this board is. The members here are extremely knowledgeable, very helpful and also entertaining! You'll like it here a lot.

Its almost a switchblade i think.The lever on the spine opens it up just like a switch.In fact some websites said they thought it was more like a switchblade than a spring assist"" I'm not sure about the look, reminds me of Mel Gibsons movie Road Warrior but..... is the spline switch like a Kershaw...

Oh yeah.... me likey

I like this topic because it's asks the question almost everyone is seeking the answer to: What's the best automatic to use for what I need that I can afford? Personally, the more I've asked the more I found out I can't find the ultimate answer, and for me that ends up being part of the fun of the q...

Very, very nice knife, and beautiful pictures, too. Congrtulations.

jarvis wrote:

Furcs wrote:Maybe a special screwdriver? Looks like a star?

Torx

Gotcha.

thanks, jarvis

Man, you guys are good. I'll have to get my magnifying glass to see the screws 'cause they're not exactly 'pipe wrench size', know what I mean? Maybe a special screwdriver? Looks like a star? Can you tell I'm not a experienced knife repair man? ..LOL. But I sure do like knives, and I'll try anything...

I'll try it guys, thanks a lot.