So the same as mine then.
Quote from: Benner on October 12, 2009, 12:04:32 PMSo the same as mine then. Sounds like it mate , it doesnt bother me as I can't see any conditions where it would fail.Dunc
Ben I have a Single bladed OHO Ranger and it has no side to side play but does have up and down play when locked open .Dunc
Quote from: WhichDawg on October 09, 2009, 04:13:08 AMI just checked my OHT, slight, never noticed before it's so slight.I just received my Ranger 58, even less but a tiny bit, neitherbother me in the least and if it wasn't for Ben and this thread!~ So that's Pacific Salts and Rangers I have ruined for everyone now then.
I just checked my OHT, slight, never noticed before it's so slight.I just received my Ranger 58, even less but a tiny bit, neitherbother me in the least and if it wasn't for Ben and this thread!~
Quote from: Benner on October 09, 2009, 06:11:29 PMQuote from: WhichDawg on October 09, 2009, 04:13:08 AMI just checked my OHT, slight, never noticed before it's so slight.I just received my Ranger 58, even less but a tiny bit, neitherbother me in the least and if it wasn't for Ben and this thread!~ So that's Pacific Salts and Rangers I have ruined for everyone now then. LOL!Remember when you raised a big stink about the vertical play in your Salt. ;>Said it bugged you when you went to cut anything on a flat surface because you could feel the blade shifting as you presssed down to start the cut.Reconciled youself to the nasty blade slop in your Salt yet?Learned to live with that horrid little click whenever starting a cut?Seriously, I think any lockback will have some small degree of vertical play when locked up, just due to the basic design..
Isn't it "common knowledge" that SAK liner locks are only there to avoid having the blade close on your fingers and not to provide the "solid lockup" we're used to see in "tactical folders"?
Probably, but I was keen to hear if people had mixed results and as it can be seen, they do.