Smith & Wesson CK105H Extreme Ops Knife
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Smith & Wesson CK105H Extreme Ops Knife
Customer Review: Great Value
Summary: 5 Stars
For the price this is a great knife I have had mine for about 5 years, the only problem I have had is that some how the pin fell out and I had to replace it. Have used it for both light and heavy use and its help up great.Customer Review: Great knife
Summary: 5 Stars
I received this knife in new condition, in less than a week from Amazon. It's a great knife - very light, pretty and VERY sharp. It's the easiest opening knife I've ever had, using just a thumb. It's a great addition to my knife collection. Top marks to Smith & Wesson and to Amazon.Customer Review: Great knife for the price
Summary: 5 Stars
i bought the Smith and Wesson Extreme Ops in the local Army/Navy Surplus store the other day, and i have to say it has been a great tool for me. it comes sharp, and has a good feel in my hand. it has a etched in diamond pattern on the handle, which i assume is supposed to help it not slip as easily, considering its all steel. i use it for my daily job in the military, and am very satisfied with it.i carry it daily, and it lives up to the Smith and Wesson name for reliability and quality.Customer Review: Great little knife
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this knife as a replacement. In opening it up I was immediately impressed by what a great feel and how light this little knife is. Weighed it out, and it's only 85.8g. Shaved a little bit of weight on my camping pack. I bought it for camping, and can't wait to put it to use. It seems really sharp. Only time will tell how it will hold up over time and abuse.Customer Review: Not as great as I remembered it.
Summary: 2 Stars
First off, for the $11.21, I certainly admit this to be a good buy. However I bought this because I had lost it years ago, and was hoping to rekindle some lost flame.
I bought it at Gander Mtn. in Arizona. It was much more expensive. And it operated smooth as butter.
After opening my new one from Amazon... I am frustrated as to how difficult it is to get the knife "opening" initially with the thumb stud! I have to push up almost to the point of miscomfort.
Once open, the blade does lock quite nicely. Overall the shape, and style just don't impress me as much I guess. I would check out the SWMP1B/2B knives instead.
Now on what J. Sweaney (Kerrville Tx) said: I do not believe this is counterfeit. ([...]) They have the same knife on their website, just another color.