Is this a linerlock?
1688597
No slide lock on the side, Easy one hand operation opening and closing. I have 2 of the 22-47162 and one of the smaller size. Only problem I have is with the smaller one is it will unlock in my pocket and will open.
1688598
No. There is a small slider on the outside opposite the clip that you have to slide up to unlock the blade for closing. You can see it in the product picture.
1688599
No. The thumb button on the side of the knife releases the blade when pushed upward.
572024
I should have added that the locking system is an import version of the Schlage lock design and they take the Schlage key blanks. I'm not saying this is an issue but only the locks are not Stanley per sea but rather Schlage in design.
686094
not sure what a liner lock knife is, but this one unlocks by depressing a piece of steel next to the blade in the handle. I don't have a problem with it.
679057
For any type of tool box the is standard. That mean this lock can be installed in your tool box.
1443930
I am not sure. Mine came with the cable lock. It pulls out of the top of the rack.
899800
Three pronged twist lock used to be milwaukee signature, i doubt skil would use these, this tool is widely used by framers, the connector is not reliable, you dont see them in new milwakee (saw all, drill.. or anything with a hard case)
1526254
Yes..there are 2 areas to lock case...I bought master locks..they have small ones at home depot....tight fit but it works
229752
Yes it is worth it, the frame lock is different in my opinion and has a nice lock up. Liner locks feel more weak.but you will have to get used to the stiff lock bar for the first week.
892330
Mine is solid as a rock heavy duty but liner lock barely locks-I don't trust it.
41712
Not sure - it is a standard Master Lock. Looks like most of the Master Locks that have been around for decades. The big difference is that it is galvanized (doesn't change the size) so that it wont rust and freeze up - so far so good on that aspect.
2255877
I have no idea, as I only bought one. It is a good lock for the money. I suggest you contact the seller. Good luck
2203826
It is a frame lock. The mechanism LOOKS like a liner lock, but it is actually part of the frame of the knife.
785781
It is a frame lock. The lock is part of the frame not a separate liner. The handle is stainless steel. Fabulous EDC knife.
229751
My understanding is that a "liner lock" is not a part of the knife's scale, or gripping surface. A "liner lock" is a lock that is part of the liner of the scale or grip. This lock is technically a "frame lock", where the titanium handle has been shaped so that the scale itself is used to lock the knife. I'm afraid I don't know where you got the $50 difference from; is that price for a different version of the "Sage"? If so, I suspect it's like comparing apples and oranges - each version of the Sage is a Salute to a different Innovation in folding knives, so it really depends on whether you want a liner lock or a frame lock. My understanding is that a "liner lock" is not a part of the knife's scale, or gripping surface. A "liner lock" is a lock that is part of the liner of the scale or grip. This lock is technically a "frame lock", where the titanium handle has been shaped so that the scale itself is used to lock the knife. I'm afraid I don't know where you got the $50 difference from; is that price for a different version of the "Sage"? If so, I suspect it's like comparing apples and oranges - each version of the Sage is a Salute to a different Innovation in folding... » Read More My understanding is that a "liner lock" is not a part of the knife's scale, or gripping surface. A "liner lock" is a lock that is part of the liner of the scale or grip. This lock is technically a "frame lock", where the titanium handle has been shaped so that the scale itself is used to lock the knife. I'm afraid I don't know where you got the $50 difference from; is that price for a different version of the "Sage"? If so, I suspect it's like comparing apples and oranges - each version of the Sage is a Salute to a different Innovation in folding knives, so it really depends on whether you want a liner lock or a frame lock. « Show Less
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No, This Lock does not have an autolock feature. Not having the feature was one of the purchasing process parameters.
503351
Yes it is. There is one (obviously) on the other side. The good news is that it can fit both the lock and the power cords at the same time as the holes are big enough.
1163162
Mine is suppose to lock but does not. Do not buy if you are looking for security.