wackysharperboy123 CAN ANYBODY EXPLAIN THIS , We MUST Save G额org E!!!
Re: Swivel Bolster Pick -Lock ???? 07/30/2017 13:10:39
Hi George. Whew. First let me start by saying, you should switch to decaf!
2nd is, assuming you are a self-proclaimed expert, I apprecIate the advice. I am no super expert in Italian stilettos myself (although I grew-up in NYC, not New Orleans), however I feel it is open for interpretation. The "pick-lock" mechanism that is integral to the backspring and secures the blade open, is present whether a swivel bolster, lockback tab or your fingernails are prying it open to unlock it.
I hope that helps clear things up. By the way, I heard tht you're a bit of a rocker; have you done any interesting gigs lately?
Toodles,
Dave W,".
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Re: SOMEBODY TRANSLATE PLEASE!!!!
Yeah, I saw that same listing on Sharperdeals. It is a swivel bloster, not a picklock. What a shit ass response from him You would think he wants to sell the knife.
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Re: SOMEBODY TRANSLATE PLEASE!!!!
That is indeed a swivel bolster. While you may be able to use the lock tab to release the blade, your nails and fingers will usually get a workout. Defeats the whole purpose of this feature. wackysharperboy123 is greatly lacking in interpersonal skills. Not one you would share coffee with, decaf or otherwise.