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Question: I found one that was my son's and made the mistake of opening it.  Now I can't close it. Is there some trick to it?
Document: I bought this knife as a replacement. In opening it up I was immediately impressed by what a great feel and how light this little knife is. Weighed it out, and it's only 85.8g. Shaved a little bit of weight on my camping pack. I bought it for camping, and can't wait to put it to use. It seems really sharp. Only time will tell how it will hold up over time and abuse.
These knifes are not the best made, or the sharpest by any means. But you can't beat the price. If you're looking for a well crafted incredibly sharp knife, i'd go with a Case(they are pricey), but these are still pretty good, great for the money. I use them at work extensively everyday and they last about 6-8 months before they start breaking down, but once again...you cant beat the price
Unfortunately, the thumb studs on both sides of the blade are abrasive and make it wider than it needs to be. You only really need one of these, or save weight and put a small hole in the blade for one handed opening.Overall, I own similar cheapo Mtech knives that cost much less and didn't have to be adjusted to work properly.
This knife is absolutely 100% better than I thought it was going to be. All of the reviews told me that it was going to be a great knife. I didn't realize how serious they were. This is the BEST knife for it's price. A MUST for anyone who works at a store and needs a trusty knife within reach for opening packages and boxes. It is number one!
I initially had some issues with this knife but sent it back and received a replacement after some minor shipping issues. It comes with a reasonably sharp blade out of the box. I am able to open/close this knife with one hand but it takes a strong thumb.
My first S&W;/Taylor and definitely not my last. Highly recommended for $13. *EDIT* I found this video on YouTube by cutlerylover, one of my favorite youtubers. Apparently this knife is a counterfeit. [...] the section about this knife is at about 5:55. So if this is true, and I believe it is after doing some searching myself, I'd stay away from this model.
First off, for the $11.21, I certainly admit this to be a good buy. However I bought this because I had lost it years ago, and was hoping to rekindle some lost flame.I bought it at Gander Mtn. in Arizona. It was much more expensive. And it operated smooth as butter.After opening my new one from Amazon... I am frustrated as to how difficult it is to get the knife "opening" initially with the thumb stud!
This is one of those rare items that you may want more than one since it is such a good knife by Smith&Wesson. I have never had a sharper knife than this one. The weight is just right for a pocket knife. I did have some trouble trying to figure out how to close a knife like this,I am use to the more conventional pocket knife or Swiss Army knife.
This is an excellent knife. This is one of many knifes I own in my collection. I had it for many years and gave it to someone, but I missed so much that I had to buy another one just like it. Is it wrong? I like it it because it is very thin and super light, yet it is tuff and sturdy. If fits easily in your pocket, easy one-hand open/close. Pocket clip is a little two low.
If I held this in my hand before, I never would have bought it.The blade is made in China, but that's probably the best part of the knife. Easily opens one handed, but a little too easy for a new knife. Does not come razor sharp but it has a decent edge.The aluminum handle is too thick and flat. If the handle seems beveled in pictures it's because of the pattern embossed on the handle. The clip at the back looks cheap and uninspiring.
Answer: no