Does anyone make a traditional style - in an auto?

[yablanowitz]

Are we wishing for some of these, but new?



(Yes, I have been described as the south end of a northbound horse, more than once.)

 

[Ray1911]

I think the AGA Campolin Diana looks like a traditional auto. Not sure if I can post it here but to me it looks traditional and it's made the old way too.

I just ordered the Diana in ebony. I would have ordered the stag but they were out and they didn't know when they were getting more in.

 

[VashHash]

I just ordered the Diana in ebony. I would have ordered the stag but they were out and they didn't know when they were getting more in.

I've been enjoying mine. Pretty good for edc task.

 

[Ice Tigre]

Folks should look at the assisted openers that Case are doing. If anything like modern assisted then they're just as fast as a switch knife, with the bonus of not being illegal in 90% of the country.

Freaking expensive though.

 

[PointyThings]

Colonial still makes their plastic handled autos, including the paratrooper knife.

 

[Ray1911]

I've been enjoying mine. Pretty good for edc task.

I just got mine in today and am very pleased!

 

[VashHash]

I just got mine in today and am very pleased!

Glad to hear that. It's a very nice design. Mine locks up very solid.

 

[Ray1911]

Glad to hear that. It's a very nice design. Mine locks up very solid.

Yup. Mine too. Razor sharp! I also got some AKC lever locks and they are pretty sweet also.

 

[sf fanatic]

This was a modded double action Buck auto with the nail nick that I picked up about 10 years ago. Buck now makes factory ones w/o the nick that come with a full warranty.
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[beezwax]

I have a couple dozen autos at least, but the closest any of them come to being a "traditional" style knife is this one, Mikov lever-action OTS with horn covers. Very cool knife that you don't see too often.