Pros: Pocket Clip, Overall Quality
Cons: None
Smith & Wesson Quality
High quality just as you would expect form the Smith & Wesson name.
Reviews and Ratings for Smith & Wesson 24-7 Lockback Folder 2.9" Blade, Black Aluminum Handles - CK109
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Customer Reviews
P.W. Holdridge, Phd
Chattanooga, TNApr 27, 2010
Hkp2000
NorCalMar 06, 2012
Pros: Weight, Handle Material, Pocket Clip, Blade Sharpness
Cons: None
cheap and nice
Picked one on sale at a local store yesterday. For the price, you are getting a solid back lock knife with a low rider clip out of the box. The back lock uses a kind of integral spring. It's a good value for urban EDC where there is a local 3" blade length limit. It is build solid, but lacks a bit of refinement and ergonomics - just as expected from a Chinese made S&W folder. A handle is a bit too thin to provide enough grip when opening.
Chauncy
Los AngelesJun 28, 2016
Pros: None
Cons: Handle Material
EDC budget
I was attracted to the price and blade length. Where I live, legal length is 3" blade. The blade holds an edge fairly well but is slightly difficult to open. The action feels gritty and rough. But it does work well and I can open the blade one handed. The lockback feature is positive and secure. The model in the display was much more smooth and easy to manipulate. Overall, I feel it was a decent purchase but would spend another $20 and buy a better blade.
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