u/Dependent-Ratio-170

Anyone in here have one, and what is your experience if you do? Wharncliffe and carbon scales if you want specifics. 14C28N steel. TIA

I scroll daily and I see so many posts, videos, etc. filled with grown adults who have realized that the optics of being an adult and playing with a fidget spinner isn't good. So, they turn to knives instead. A lot having never used a knife in their lives. Constant talk about how it excels at being "fidgety", or something of the like. Now none of this is bad, but I wonder why the manufacturers are still making way too many knives with an antiquated liner lock, knowing that this puts the fingers of said fidgeters, right into the path of a closing blade. Surely making a top liner lock, clutch lock, or even a button lock as standard now, can't cost more than a couple bucks, right? /rant