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Kershaw 1730SS Zing Stainless Steel Folding Knife

Nov 27, 2014

I picked up one of these about a month ago and my framelock does NOT keep the blade from closing if you put any pressure on the spine. Just figured I should mention that for anyone thinking about picking this up.

Nov 27, 2014

ecao

Nov 27, 2014

PyrobitsHow much pressure are you talking about? If its only a moderate amount then it certainly sounds like a defective lock to me. Kershaw has pretty good customer service, so you might want to contact them about the issue.

Nov 27, 2014

Emmo

Nov 27, 2014

PyrobitsThe problem is with your particular knife. It's not a design flaw. I have one (as well as a half dozen other Kershaws) and the lock is fine. Kershaw has a lifetime warranty. Take advantage of it is my advice. This is a good bargain for $20 delivered.

Nov 27, 2014

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Pyrobits

Nov 30, 2014

ecaoIt takes about as much force to pick up a cup of coffee to close the knife when the lock is engaged. I'll contact Kershaw about it..

Nov 30, 2014

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Pyrobits

Nov 30, 2014

EmmoYeah, I have a Kershaw Skyline and it's perfect in almost every respect, I picked up a Zing because I wanted to mess around with the assisted opening with a brand I knew. I'll have to poke at Kershaw to see what they say about the Zing's lockup.

Nov 30, 2014

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kamiyo

Dec 16, 2014

PyrobitsI just received mine today and it is excellent. The lockup is great, there is no play whatsoever in any direction. The frame lock is so tight I need my other hand to undo it sometimes. If you haven't contacted Kershaw yet, you should do so as soon as possible.

Dec 16, 2014