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Permalink Reply by Ron Cooper on June 19, 2013 at 14:06

That is sweet! Is it an automatic or is that button on the handle just a locking mechanism? The blade looks full, like it's never been sharpened. What's the back-story on this knife -- how did you come upon it?

Permalink Reply by George K. Groot on June 19, 2013 at 17:29

What a unique find. I am impressed.

Permalink Reply by Alex K. on June 28, 2013 at 10:02

Hi Wes, What an awesome knife! You usually see them with either the "Flylock" etch or no etch at all. It's pretty cool to see it wih just the "Stainless Steel " etching. Probably a late production knife when they were cutting costs to keep their heads above water. Let me know should you ever decide to part with it.

Permalink Reply by Lee Saunders on June 28, 2013 at 14:31

That's a nice one for sure!  I love the stainless steel etching and in good shape too.  What's the handle material can you tell?

Permalink Reply by Wes Hanson on July 8, 2013 at 8:55

So, Gang- I'm going to a knife and gun show this weekend in Slidell, LA. I think I'll take this Flylock with me, but I don't have the book on these guys to give me a ballpark value. Can anyone help me out with that?

Permalink Reply by Wes Hanson on July 9, 2013 at 12:20

Hey, Alex--

I am in fact looking to part with this Flylock. As I mentioned in the above discussion, I'm thinking about taking it to a show if I can find out what it's worth, or are you actually interested in it?

Wes

Alex K. said:

Hi Wes, What an awesome knife! You usually see them with either the "Flylock" etch or no etch at all. It's pretty cool to see it wih just the "Stainless Steel " etching. Probably a late production knife when they were cutting costs to keep their heads above water. Let me know should you ever decide to part with it.

Permalink Reply by Lee Saunders on October 28, 2013 at 0:35

Hey Wes did you actually sell your Flylock at the show??  Or do you still have it?