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GEC 23 LL
I picked up one of these single blade GEC 23 Beaver Tail liner locks, and to be honest, can't tell you why! I knew it would be too large for my liking. I knew the pull would be stronger than I would like. And I knew I would be scratching my head wondering why there was a half stop on a liner lock ... especially one with a strong spring like this! Okay ... I bought it because I liked the jigging on the cherry AND, because I was quick enough to snag one without being on a reserve or pre-order list! It was almost like a lottery win!
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Comment by Jan Carter on July 23, 2020 at 20:22
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Lol Dennis, enjoy it. I agree the 23 is a tough one. I prefer the single blade 73
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Comment by Dennis Hibar on July 21, 2020 at 3:42
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It's a nail chipper for sure Ron! Fortunately, longer blades are a little easier to open with such a heavy pull than smaller blades. I can get it started with my thumbnail, then switch to a pinch. However, it still eats away at the thumbnail!!!
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Comment by Ron Cooper on July 20, 2020 at 15:30
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And.....it has the highly prized beaver shield! That's a win in my book. But, boy oh boy! If the pull on your knife is anything like the pull on my 23 ~ circa 2008 ~ then, you'd best be gettin' a good knife pick. Or do what I've had to do, and that's keep that nail breakin' son of a gun on the shelf!
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