GPO MAN
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Looks like they already sold out of the blue but the feather is still available.
Drunken Lynch clip now available
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DA170
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Ordered the Blue Blast Drunken Lynch clip when they first came available! Just got back into town after a much needed vacation and installed the Clip to compare to Apurvis!
The presentation of the sealed box, Flight tag, Wera T6 driver, Thank you card, And sticker was typical class from Casey!
The base of the milled clip is formed perfectly for the small resess in the Drunken scale( actually a little snug on my example! I realized the Apurvis screw was to long so I went back to the stock from Spyderco!
The clip orients to the upper part of the scale away from cutout in lock bar... maybe where the original should have gone?!?
When installing this clip on your Drunken NEW DIVOTS will be made into the titanium scale. The front lobe of the clip hitting the scale ,Is more "square" with the knife in this position than the stock or Apurvis versions.
The Lynch clip is well made and should stay in position better then the Apurvis, But it's quite proud of the scale. Because of this and the higher placement of the contact point, My immediate reaction was a miss for me personally... ergonomically! I'm going to keep it as this knife will always be in my collection, But it's not the end solution I was hoping for. YMMV
The presentation of the sealed box, Flight tag, Wera T6 driver, Thank you card, And sticker was typical class from Casey!
The base of the milled clip is formed perfectly for the small resess in the Drunken scale( actually a little snug on my example! I realized the Apurvis screw was to long so I went back to the stock from Spyderco!
The clip orients to the upper part of the scale away from cutout in lock bar... maybe where the original should have gone?!?
When installing this clip on your Drunken NEW DIVOTS will be made into the titanium scale. The front lobe of the clip hitting the scale ,Is more "square" with the knife in this position than the stock or Apurvis versions.
The Lynch clip is well made and should stay in position better then the Apurvis, But it's quite proud of the scale. Because of this and the higher placement of the contact point, My immediate reaction was a miss for me personally... ergonomically! I'm going to keep it as this knife will always be in my collection, But it's not the end solution I was hoping for. YMMV
