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CRKT Cuatro Liner Lock Knife

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CRKT Cuatro Liner Lock Knife

Name: CRKT Cuatro Liner Lock Knife
Brand: CRKT
SKU: crkt-cuatro-liner-lock-knife
Rating: 4.166667 (6 reviews)

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Richard Rogers’ career in knifemaking dates back to 1997. A cattle rancher in New Mexico, he understands how handy a good knife in the field can be Read More

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AlexLandryS

Aug 28, 2018

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It has a good weight in both the blade and the handle. Quick delivery. But the action of the knife is sub-par... It's hard to open and the closing mechanism is misplaced, putting it litteraly under the closing blade seems dangerous. Also, it's about as sharp as my butter knives.
Very quick delivery.

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DallasW

Aug 12, 2018

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This has become my EDC. I bought it for the slim profile and blade shape. Fits in pocket nicely and easy to open. Not very expensive and I would buy another one if needed. Very pleased with the purchase.

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Scooter.Bomb

Aug 12, 2018

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Has become my go to EDC, easy to carry, sharp out of the box, super fast and smooth opening. All around a great purchase. The only issue is the handle is a little too smooth and can sometimes lose grip if your hands are too wet.

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Matt57

Aug 12, 2018

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The design is top notch, which is why I bought it. Richard Rogers produces incredible knives while ranching. The translation from CRKT is cheap enough I don't feel confident in the knife being robust. I've taken chances on a few CRKT designer knives, and they're all similar with the exception of Ken Onion pieces (some). There's a thin steel liner for the lock, which is...thin. The blade stock is also thinner than most knives I prefer, and with no metal liner on the other side of the G-10 scale, it flexes easily. There's nothing about this knife that shouts moderate use. It reminds me of a cheapo ACE Hardware knife that had a liner lock failure for my light outdoor use if I had no alternative. I really appreciate large-scale manufacturers like CRKT making knives based on incredible designs by knifemakers, but my opinion is they should increase the quality to better represent the original intent of the maker and offer something that is very reliable along with the desired design, which is the premise.

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