Buck Revolution-XT

[AddictedToTools]

Has anyone tried one of these:

http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=102&P_ID=5352

From what I can see, it has the best of both worlds for folder and fixed blade, seeing as the carabiner would stop the blade from closing.

[Sean]

I kind of like those.  Haven't got one as a matter of fact this is the first time I think I've
laid eyes on one. 

[AddictedToTools]

I was just thinking what a good UK legal carry a slipjoint knife of that design would be. The lack of lock would make it legal, but it couldn't fold on you!
I would get one of these, but I lack the funds 

[Screwtape]

Am i missing something or does this blade lock with that central button, therefore making it non Uk legel 

[John]

It locks so without good reason it's illegal carry 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Sorry mate, but that's definitely a locker

[ryan1835]

It locks so without good reason it's illegal carry 

its a shame "because i want to carry it" isnt a good enough reason :/

[Screwtape]

Is this is they type of thing you where thinking of?

Blade locks open as long as you grip the handle,  although i seem to remember a recent conversation about needing to grind a few mm off the blade length to make it properly legal not borderline.

http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=5057

[AddictedToTools]

I was just thinking what a good UK legal carry a slipjoint knife of that design would be. The lack of lock would make it legal, but it couldn't fold on you!
I would get one of these, but I lack the funds 

Sorry, I should have made myself clear, what I meant was that if someone made a knife like that, but that didn't lock, it would be a good UK legal knife.

[Sparky415]

Is this is they type of thing you where thinking of?

Blade locks open as long as you grip the handle,  although i seem to remember a recent conversation about needing to grind a few mm off the blade length to make it properly legal not borderline.

http://www.heinnie.com/product.asp?strParents=&CAT_ID=0&P_ID=5057

  Done

[Nikos]

I was just thinking what a good UK legal carry a slipjoint knife of that design would be. The lack of lock would make it legal, but it couldn't fold on you!
I would get one of these, but I lack the funds 

Sorry, I should have made myself clear, what I meant was that if someone made a knife like that, but that didn't lock, it would be a good UK legal knife.

Probably not. You see, the Revolution XT is not a locking folder with a revolving carabiner, but rather a fixed-blade knife with a revolving part that covers the blade when in the "closed" position...

[Zack]

So, it's a locking fixed blade that folds.  Gotcha.