Does this knife have a locking system?
1560146
This is a linerlock. Meaning that the stainless steel liners that run the length of the handle keep the blade locked open. It is a fairly strong lockup and is a solid knife all around, If you are interested in this knife then I recommend that you buy it.
1560147
Yes it does. It's located on the underside of the knife right next to where the blade is when closed.
1560148
It does have a liner locking system. It locks up like a bank vault, very solid.
600307
Yes it does. I have two versions of this knife. One has only one of the three screws left holding it on, and the second has all three. Keep track of your screws or be ready for your clip to fall off. Great knife otherwise.
430790
No, at first it is a little tough to do until it gets worn down, but if you turn the open blade towards yourself and look at the handle, there is a piece that is oblique in there. Push the top of that piece so it is straight up and when that piece is straight up you can close the blade. That is the locking system. Simple, but proven effective. It'll get easier and easier to close.
1826493
The knife has a liner lock. Here is detailed information on knife locking systems: http://www.knife-depot.com/blog/a-guide-to-the-types-of-knife-locking-systems/
299116
There is the regular lock most knifes have in the center and then there is a small switch, looks like a weapon safety at the middle of the knife. You must pull the switch and push on the middle bar both at the same time.
1077015
I haven't had any problems, but I haven't used mine much. It's not the best quality knife I own and I could see where the locking mechanism would malfunction and become a problem.
248113
Yes, the blade has a locking mechanism which needs to be depressed before knife will close. I always use two hands to close the knife.
816701
No it does not. However it is the best and most comfortable razor knife I've ever used. I have one and work and one at home. Many other manufacturers' models have a push button that unintentionally releases the razor while in use. This one does not. It is locked in. The weight and feel of the knife are also great. I definitely recommend it.
514873
Not sure of your question. There is a thumb tab for opening blade as well as a notch at the base of the blade your index finger can assist opening. The lock is spring steel, operated to close the blade. This is a no-frills, handy, comfortable knife for a great price.
2026450
The blade of this knife does NOT lock, however when held naturally the steel protrusion you see in the picture of the folded knife is held down securely by your thumb.
1724375
Nope. It doesn't, and it's a constant annoyance. If that were built in, I'd love this knife without any qualms. That is my one complaint.
2203826
It is a frame lock. The mechanism LOOKS like a liner lock, but it is actually part of the frame of the knife.
357795
No its like tht theres a metal lock on the inside of the knife were ur blade folds into
1444699
Yes. When the knife blade or any of the tools are pulled from their storage place in the handle they lock. A small black 'ring' is at the base of the tool handle and when pulled back the blade releases so the knife can close safely.
2007974
Yes it does. Great knife in the hands of someone who knows how it works. Wife broke mine by opening it with the lock on thus breaking the lock which is plastic and designed not to be forced open.
127618
The blade locks up like a vault with a liner lock. Very secure and strong. You can't go wrong with this knife.
808306
Sadly no. It snaps into place and is great for things like whittling wood, and general knife-use tasks, but if you require a true locked blade, this won't be it. Hope this helps. J.