does the blade lock?
1399951
Define what you mean by lock does it jam does it stay it place if you mean the second one then yes and if you mean the first one no I've had for some time now
1399952
It locks, but I would buy it from tiger USA instead because mine was broken when it came in the mail
1399953
Yes the blade locks..... unfortunately the blade lock goes to far and now it won't close anymore.
40932
Yes, the blade does lock in place, and the spring assist works great. Overall, it's a great knife.
40931
Yes it does, I got it for my boyfriend last year for Christmas and it is an assisted open knife and locks when opened. You have to push in a metal piece to close it.
94894
If you hold the blade upside down and release the lock the blade will fall open. That's how mine came right out of the box. Not sure about loosening or tightening the screws and what affect that will have though as I've never tried. In my opinion this knife is great and worth the try, as you can always return it.
319213
No, but if you pull the release down you can flick the blade open. Great knife!
1809155
no. The one in that picture has no lock. Those with a lock have it in the center of the circle at the base of the handle.
321211
The blade would break before the lock gave way. It's much like Cold Steel's Triad Lock. There's no way to accidently close this knife. If you ever handle one and try to close it, you'll instantly see what I mean. Get it. It's awesome!
808301
Unfortunately, it is not. However, this Swiss knife is very useful and the main blade of the knife is firm when peeling an orange for example.If you need strictly a Swiss knife with a locking blade then you could try the rescue Swiss knife. I own that one too, and it does have a locking blade.
808300
Unfortunately, it is not. However, this Swiss knife is very useful and the main blade of the knife is firm when peeling an orange for example. If you need strictly a Swiss knife with a locking blade then you could try the rescue Swiss knife. I own that one too, and it does have a locking blade.
1596311
No they don't "lock" in the opened position. Only the knife and scissors lock in the opened position. I have read some of the other answers to your question saying that the tools "lock" in the opened position. There is a resistance spring to hold them open but to me this isn't "locked". I own some Gerber tools and they have what I call a "lock open" position. You have to slide a locking bar to release an open tool. You can actually "pry" against the lock without having it unlock.
983413
Maybe, but you have to depress the lockback and hold before putting closing pressure on the blade. Sometimes the lockback switch is stiff and it needs some oil and working in a number of times. I hope this solves the problem. This is a Great knife!!
265560
Look at the inside of the handle there a metal liner wits serrationz it. Oust right to left on it. And carefully close blade. It a liner lock.
1043861
Yes It stays In place. I have had mine for about a year and the blade still locks in as tightly as when I got it.
1258869
While the knife does not lock closed, it's pretty firmly shut and lacks anything that would catch and accidentally open it. That said, I tend to err on the safe side and I don't think I'd toss a razor in my pocket that's not locked closed. I clipped mine to my belt and never had a problem (until I lost the thing in the river).
357795
No its like tht theres a metal lock on the inside of the knife were ur blade folds into
1526255
It does not lock by itself. You need to add a lock to slide through the holes in the handle provided. I bought a master lock for the job.
40933
Yes it locks in place and does have a safety, however the first blade I ordered blade won't flip out and in a result of that I had to buy a whole new knife because the previous one has broke.