Remington Cutlery R11602 R51 Assisted Opener Folding Knife with Black Oxide Finish Tanto Blade, 4 1/2-Inch, Black

When I first received this product I asked how does one open it. I could not find a trigger to open it. THERE IS NO TRIGGER! You have to open it like a regular folding knife. Spring assist? The action is so stiff you have to pull it and there are no screws to adjust. Why I might as well have bought a regular folding knife since I have to use two hands. The reason I bought it, the only reason, is the name Remington since surely that denotes some form of quality. Some joke! I have many spring action knives and this is the first with no trigger. I've been taken down the river with this one. The only reason I gave it one star is its good blade, strong handle, slim design and sharp edge. If it had a trigger and quick action then this would be a five star knife. Don't buy it unless you want a good folding knife light in the pocket.

The blade cannot be opened via the thumb stud. It's too tight. You have to use your off-hand to pull the knife open, at which point the assisted opening operates so it whacks your hand, (not hard). Maybe if you had gorilla strength in your hands, you could open it normally.As it comes, the blade is slightly sharper than a popsicle stick.Other than that, the knife is well built and the design is aesthetically superior.

the tanto style is a great choice in my mind. no spring assist so when you get down the feel of it opening it with your thumb and grip just feels great and all my friends want to trade me for it . con- its a less tan 15$ deal so...capitalism; however for that same deal, its absolutely worth it

A Great Knife For The Money. Sharp, Well Constructed, Lightweight. Only 4 Stars Because It Is Spring Assisted However, Its Pretty Hard To Open Without Using Both Hands.

Article solide, pratique et efficace. Rien à dire de plus. Pour le reste c’est une question de goût.