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Question: What size torx screw does the clip take?
Document: My third and final problem is probably the worst (and it isn't that bad). When i tried to switch the clip to tip up carry it seemed that the left and right screw holes were stripped. I tried the other side for tip up carry and the same problem. It turns out that while you are screwing the screws into the knife you have to push crazy hard on the clip to get the screw to actually go into the handle and pass the clip. Overall great blade for the money.
I own several higher quality knives, but this is one of my favorites. Why? The price, size, and weight. The blade is about as long as a person would want to carry comfortably on a daily basis. The weight is reasonable for a folder this size as well. There are several methods to open the knife with lightning quickness, it's entertaining to play around with too! I only needed to loosen the blade pivot screw slightly for optimum opening, yet it holds solid with zero blade play.
But, it holds the knife in very tight. The silver finish is lame on the clip but that is nothing steel wool and black paint won't cure.Lock up is 98% tight. I'm a lock up snob. I HATE HATE HATE blade play. The knife loses 2% because when you pay $50 (give or take a few) for a blade you usually can't have your cake and eat it too. The blade is fast at the expense of a wee bit of blade play.
Inexpensive, lightweight for its size, and wicked sharp! I love the build quality and the four way reversible pocket clip.
The Spyderco Resilience is an awesome knife! The size is huge and is definitely a pleasure to hold and use. It comes very sharp and the deployment speed is amazing! The lockup is tight and the pocket clip is excellent. Overall, this is a great blade to have and to fondle. You will love the resilience, buy it!
It screws through the G-10 scales and into the liners. Retention is great; not too tight and not too loose. If you choose to carry the Resilience tip up, the pocket clip has a hole in it to orient the tubed lanyard hole through the clip. If you choose to carry it tip down, the same hole in the pocket clip just shows the pivot pin. The handle screws and the pocket clip screws are Torx (T-6) screws.
As far as sub-$100 knives go, this one takes it, by a land slide. It arrived 2 days early, incredibly sharp. The blade only opens, it has no wiggle to speak of. The jimping is just sharp enough to provide amazing traction, without chewing up your hands. And on top of all this, it's incredibly light for it's size. When you clip this knife to your shorts, it disappears. You can't feel it at all.
This is by far the best knife one can buy at this price point! The Blade and overall build quality is comparable with much more expensive knives. Some people have said that this knife is to large for EDC, well i have to disagree!! For such a large folder it is very light considering its size. When I clip it in my blue jeans pocket I hardly know its there. So I think its a perfect EDC. But hey, opinions vary right!!
Pros:The knife came razor sharp out of the original box.Perfect blade shape and size.Feels great in my hand.Aggressive jimping that locks my thumb in place.Raised pocket clip for easy storage.Smooth deployment. (At first. )Cons:Pocket clip comes right hand tip-down carry. (May not be a negative for all, but I prefer tip up. )This blade WILL start getting specks of rust on it within a week.
after being so impressed with the tenacious, decided to purchase this... wow! the blade is huge and super sharp right out of the box! smooth opening action didn't require me to adjust the pivot screw (unlike the tenacious). the lockup is solid with no blade play whatsoever. my hands are pretty big so the handle fit perfectly in my palm. can't say anything bad about the resilience. buy now!
Answer: yes