http://www.lonewolfknives.com/...harsey-lc14900.shtml

Got this recently from a friend.It has a hidden auto button under the rubber grip.
I don't impress too easy with knives but this one puts my microtech socom to shame.
I have the half serrated blade and those serrations are the most aggressive i've ever put my thumb against
I think i'll retire my microtech "vallotin" now

I have used that knife and I really like the ability to open manually or auto. Check out the Lobo as well. Manual or auto and the auto is activated by pressing up on the left scale.

I've got one of their knives with Carbon Fiber handles and love it! It's my everyday carrier.

Oo me likey.

I have several Harsey knives (no Lone Wolfs (Wolves?)) and all of them are designed just about perfectly.

Didn't know about that one... looks great. I love the Lone Wolf-Harsey designs.

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Originally posted by Jimmy Newman:
I have several Harsey knives (no Lone Wolfs (Wolves?)) and all of them are designed just about perfectly.

You'll not get a argument from me Jimmy.They did this one right.To date the only "heavy use" autos i've found that will hold up are the microtec socom and Och's forge seal knife.

The only problem i've had with either is the rare but annoying occasion for them to open in your pocket.
Plus having to monthly blast the lint/crud out of the bolster and cavity.
I'm not going to have those problems with this knife

I have a Gerber Harsey Air Ranger I like. It is a big folder which is a good thing!

This thing is fantastic. I have a lot of great knives and the Lone Wolf D2 puts everything else to shame....except for one thing, it's big/heavy. It looks like a bunch of others, but nothing comes close IMO.



As far as opening accidentally, I had that happen once, turns out that the hidden catch has to be turned inwards: towards your body. Otherwise, leaning into a desk can fire it off.

I have a manual T2. Best made folder I've ever owned.