It looked like this one, with it's beveled scales, would be comfortable. Thanks for the quick answers and the review! I really do enjoy most of my budget Kershaws.
Yes, it's a budget knife, but it's built solid and the stone washed blade is solid too. The grips are glass filled nylon, so it feels more woodish, especially whens its been warm from being on your person. Not chunky is the pocket and I will check and see if I have something of lanyard area later. Made using some of the most noteworthy blade steel available, the Kershaw Knives Freefall Pocket Knife K3840 will offer you the impressive edge that youll want out of a top of the line knife. It's an internal lock, not a frame, so no issues there either. Never had an issue with any blade play, shifting, looseness, etc. No issues, hardly ever notice it in my right pocket clipped. It both equals and exceeds a lot of their competitors with their Chinese line of knives that. Kershaw is infamous for their lock-tite from time to time. Kershaw gives you great value and a well made knife for the money. The end clip came a little loose, nothing a T6 twist didn't fix. The blade is a modified tanto with a hollow-ground and slightly. The Freefall features a 8Cr13MoV steel blade and a black Glass-Filled Nylon K-Texture handle. The Kershaw FreeFall is a tactically styled blade and a palm-gripping, ergonomic handle.
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Thanks for sharing, sorry for the barrage of questions, just curious! Description Reviews (0) The Kershaw 3840 Freefall is a Manual Flipper knife that is great for everyday carry. Kershaw Knives 3840 Freefall 087171034942 Default Store View. How long have you edc'd it? How is it holding up (blade play, lockup, etc)?Ĭan't tell from your pics, but whats the width? Does it feel chunky in the pocket? Can we get a better shot of that lanyard hole at the end of the grip? It looks plasticy, is it? How do you like the end mounted clip? One screw, looks like it could shift some.
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