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gunner wrote: Nope, your mistaken, those are 9" wide.

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You must have some big women in your country...

Saikuri wrote:No, I must pull them up so that i can take the knife apart .

Rats! I was hoping it was some secret knife-maker thingie, that I could learn and better acquaint myself with the mysteries of cutlery modification...

gunner wrote:...Hard telling what they were intended for...

I recognize those...They're for a feminine hygiene/recreational product...Forum rules prohibit any more accurate description...

the only leverlock spring that "ever" broke on me was a cheap pakistani leverlock... If that one was like the one I bought (for like $12) it was a replaceable spring and it had a hole drilled through it...for a wood screw to secure it to the liners... :shock: :roll: For the money, the Pak's are pre...

...If it doesn't PM me and I'll get you with the company that does them and we'll get it fixed for you. Horizonod - Isn't Paragon out of business??? Or are you thinking of the company that does the dual-action conversions??? I'm wondering if they would touch an older conversion that is different fr...

Yes, I also would like to know how to pull up the brass bolsters on a knife...

Whazzat??? Anyone??? Ratstuph???

It is a Paragon conversion, single action with an oval button. OK, can you see into the blade cavity? Clean it out good; use whatever cleaner you prefer (I just use WD-40 and then blow it out with comp air). Take a look at the tang; does it protrude into the cavity a good amount? Like at least 1/16...

Sorry, due to advanced CRS I don't recall the old door closer springs (although I do remember the sound they made!)... :( That AK-47 knife that was pictured in another thread puzzles me, too...I know they're all different, and probably not made from real AK-47's, but for the life of me I can't figur...

I'm having a problem visualizing the tube spring part...(I have the same problem with the AK-47 knives, too)...just how does the tube spring in the opposite handle impart any movement to the blade???

One of my customers has a converted Buck 110 that is in need of repair. It opens unexpectedly. Does anyone know who can fix it? Thanks. Which conversion is it? Cumberland, Paragon, or Unknown??? Does it have the round button, or the oval one??? [round button w/hole in blade = single action; oval bu...

JerrBear wrote:

swingshot wrote: Are the mechanics of such a thing or beyond your understanding?

YUP! They or are...

They be or beyond mine, too...

Also, looking at the blade, it seems to have an extra hole...right about where the pin for a swinging guard would be...

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Grim wrote:...i think if a leverletto was used in a movie it would boost its popularity...

I don't know...if a leverletto was used in a Rosie O'Donnell movie it would set automatics back at least 75 years...

swingshot wrote:The blade is powered by a tube spring which runs the length of the inside of the handle without a button...

...But it *has* a button...

grizz521 wrote:I wish I could figure out how to post a picture of it?

Do you have a scanner? Scan it as a color photo, blade bent if it won't fit, and attach it to your post...

You can also open a free PhotoBucket account and post the pic there and link to it from here...