One more thing about the Spyderco 'Jess Horn'...
It's probably obvious, but lacking the trademark hole in the blade, the Spyderco C27s aren't 'one-handed' folders. (Er, openers...)
It can be done, but it's in the nature of a stunt: Opening the blade with only the thumb requires a lot of pressure against the thumb notch.
Instead, I always open mine using both hands, pretty much like one would a normal slip-joint knife. It's easier and safer, and it precludes over-stressing the pivot by side-loading it.
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FOG,
2013-03-02, 09:00
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- Gingher 'Pocket' Scissors: A Brief Review - Brian A, 2013-03-02, 09:08
- Gingher 'Pocket' Scissors: A Brief Review -
Rgates,
2013-03-02, 11:25
- The knife shown above is a Spyderco. - FOG, 2013-03-02, 12:07
- Here's another C27P pic, this time with the blade OPEN. - FOG, 2013-03-02, 12:53
- One more thing about the Spyderco 'Jess Horn'... - FOG, 2013-03-02, 13:48
- Gingher 'Pocket' Scissors: A Brief Review -
Alfred John,
2013-03-02, 13:55
- You're welcome. - FOG, 2013-03-02, 14:04
- Gingher 'Pocket' Scissors: A Brief Review -
Drago,
2013-03-02, 14:04
- Just a guess... - FOG, 2013-03-02, 14:08
- 'Playing Hooky' (lol) - FOG, 2013-03-02, 14:36
- Swiss Army knife hook...... -
Otony,
2013-03-02, 19:48
- That makes sense. - FOG, 2013-03-02, 22:26