CASE PRO-LOCK II
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CASE PRO-LOCK II
This knife seems to be a departure from anything I think of as CASE. It's an eight dot 'Lightning", shoulderless grind, integral bolster, brass pivot pinned, no handle pins, bolster-stamped logo, lockback, about 4-3/8" closed. I've never seen any others. Just an odd knife to me. J.O'.
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Re: CASE PRO-LOCK II
Back in 1982 they made at least 4 that I know of a Pro Lock I , Pro Lock II , Pro Lock III & a Pro Lock IV .
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Re: CASE PRO-LOCK II
Different for sure JP. How does it feel in your hand?
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Re: CASE PRO-LOCK II
These knives were kind of an oddity for Case. They were introduced in 1983 and in production until 1985. Widely distributed to dealers but not well accepted by users.
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Re: CASE PRO-LOCK II
DOGLEGG: Feels lousy, sharp, square edges, odd angle of attack for any kind of use. Maybe Case was feeling the pressure from Asian imports. Not to offend anyone but it's just not a knife I'd care to carry. If anyone is trying to complete a set I'd probably trade it off. Appreciate the replies. J.O'.
Re: CASE PRO-LOCK II
Thanks J. O.