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Question: Can I remove the pocket clip?
Document: Would it work for self defense? In a pinch, yes. It would probably serve best as a letter and package opener/EDC type knife, but being SS it would probably take some light work level abuse. The pocket clip allows the knife to ride low in the pocket and will work, but it is rather weak and flimsy feeling. This won't be an issue with me, as I prefer to carry a pocket knife inside the pocket and I often remove the pocket clips altogether.
I like the way this knife look. Been carrying it everyday, clip on my front pocket. Has a nice sharp edge and decent weight.
I own multiple knifes and this one is very usefully for everything that I do. It has a nice clip so it doesn't fall down to the bottom of your pocket very convenient would recommend this knife for anyone.
There is no provision for changing the position of the pocket clip. This seems to be a well made knife and came pretty sharp out of the box. IF I cut down the blade stud and it still opens the knife well, then I will be very happy with this knife.
With the built-in clip, I am able to keep this knife in my front pocket, clipped to the top. This keeps it in excellent reach.The blade is easy to open with a flick of the thumb and locks securely in place.So far, all I have used it for is cutting callouses off of my hands and cutting open packages from the mail.
That, to me, is surprising since, again, I carry it in my front pocket every day and use it multiple times per day. The action is smooth. There is no wiggling movement in the blase at all and the liner lock release is very comfortable compared to my S&W; "Homeland Security" model knife. The clip is still tight and secure.
I just got this knife in today and i started playing around with it to see if i had made a good buy. I wasn't expecting the knife to be as big as it is. Its long but slim and easy to carry around and the pocket clip is great. I honestly thought that the blade would be bigger, wider. But i was surprised at how sturdy the steel is.
Got this knife on a whim one day in order to get me over the $25 free shipping line (ended up being essentially a free knife) and was not disappointed in the least. The pocket clip is sturdy, as is the thumb knob, but most impressive was the action of the knife. The opening action was so smooth and locked up so tightly, I couldn't imagine how it could be any better than it is. This knife is a steal.
This knife is easily the best value of any I've owned. I've had it for about 6 months. The outside is plastic, but is hard and solid enough that I for a long time thought it was metal. The inside is metal, as is (obviously) the blade. It's very durable, and has a pocket clip that can easily be removed by taking off a single screw. Balance is pretty good, and the blade is sharp as a razor and about 4" long.
The blade is long and stabby and both my MTechs were surprisingly sharp out of the box and neither had the blade play that others have experienced. This is a modern, high-tech looking stiletto and is fun to play around with.The liner lock is thin and I did have the lock issues at first but for this price point is not a shocker. The pocket clip is high riding and well designed but time will tell of its durability.
Answer: yes