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Columbia River CRKT 6855 Ignitor Sport Assisted Folding Knife 3.38" Satin Combo Blade, Green and Black G10 Handles
Millersreach
Alaska
Dec 11, 2010
Pros: Overall Quality, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
Awesome serrations
Cost versus fit and finish is excellant. Veff serrations are awesome. Not an every day carry knife, but a special purpose knife for the boat or in your survival kit bsg. The opener needs breaking in. I am using a penetrating synethic oil.
Columbia River CRKT 6855 Ignitor Sport Assisted Folding Knife 3.38" Satin Combo Blade, Green and Black G10 Handles
Lc
dallas
Jul 10, 2015
Pros: Ease of Opening, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
good knife. great for work
Only disappointed that it is not American made.
Columbia River CRKT 6855 Ignitor Sport Assisted Folding Knife 3.38" Satin Combo Blade, Green and Black G10 Handles
Nitecall
Cedaredge, CO
Aug 20, 2009
Pros: Weight, Ease of Opening, Overall Quality
Cons: None
CRTK Ignitor
I collect knives that have unusual ways of opening, and this is the first assisted opener I've seen using the thumb peg. I was impressed with the way they did the serrated part of the blade. It was not conventional, yet sharp and effective.
Columbia River CRKT 6855 Ignitor Sport Assisted Folding Knife 3.38" Satin Combo Blade, Green and Black G10 Handles
This is a great knife and I use it all the time, always with me when I go outdoors and looks really cool. The lock on the assisted opening is great, but a little hard to get used to. The assisted opening is very clean, snappy, and sometimes intimidating. Definitely not something to fool around with.
Columbia River CRKT 6855 Ignitor Sport Assisted Folding Knife 3.38" Satin Combo Blade, Green and Black G10 Handles
It is a beautiful knife in form and function; in design and color scheme it is most appealing. The blade takes an edge like a razor blade and keeps it - it slits things open like nobody's business. However, after the first couple of days of opening and closing it repeatedly, it stopped opening readily. My thumb got sore from trying to get it open and I finally gave up and put it away for a day or two. When I picked it up again, it opened sometimes, but sometimes not. It is very frustrating and, as I said, my thumb has a sore spot on it, because I haven't found the magic placement on the button where it will open every time. Any suggestions? Or should I try a replacement. It seems to work VERY well right after I oil it or put graphite on it, but that's only for a little while. I can't carry a bottle of oil around with me and oil it every 20 minutes, can I? That seems to be the only workable solution at the present. Perhaps I SHOULD try a replacement after all - maybe this one is a lemon.
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