Cutjack C22M Linerlock Black, 3.0" (C22M- 1BK)

This is my 1st knife. I started researching knives prior to purchasing this and decided I would either go with the Cutjack, RAT2, or the Mini-Griptilian. Ended up choosing the Cutjack over the RAT2 based on looks and over the Griptilian based on price. When I first got the knife it was really hard to open initially. It almost felt like there was a magnet that was keeping it closed. I thought maybe it just needed a break in period but my fingers were going raw just from flipping it open after a several dozen times. I then checked YouTube and found some videos that showed how to take it apart along with polishing the washers. I did that and put the knife back together. No luck. It was still extremely hard to get initially open the knife. I took it apart again and noticed that the lock arm had a small nub that inserted on the blade (found out that this is called the decant). I then bent the lock arm just a little bit in order to decrease the resistance of the decant pushing against the knife when opening. I put it back together but it was a little too loose now. Took it apart and tightened the lock arm a little bit and put it together. Perfect! Just right! The knife now opened easily and smoothly. Took a little bit of work but overall I'm happy because I learned a little about how knives work and I now know more about my knifes internal mechanism. Overall it's a great knife but you may have to adjust a few things. If that doesn't sound like something you want to deal with then maybe get the RAT or Griptilian, but if you don't mind making some adjustments I think you'll be very happy with the Cutjack. Just an outstanding knife for the price.

Good little knife. Hard to get it to flip open, hoping that changes with use and time. Still a good value.

This knife gives you a lot of bang for your buck! D2 steel which seems to be legit after a lot of use and no sharpening needed after decent amount of use. Bronze washers. Decent pocket clip, not super deep in the pocket like some prefer. Really happy with it. Was stiff and difficult to open at first. Disassembled and lubed (several instructional videos online) pivot which helped. Has since worn in and pretty easy to open.

Great knife... built on 2 high quality thick bronze washers. Perfect detent. Locks up solid at 90% every time. Milled liners. Great 3 inch D2 blade, 3 ounces awesome. Nice finger choil, solid design ! Sharp. Flips easily, Good clip,.. The only mod I made was to very lightly stone the corner edges on the top corners of the flipper tab they are very aggressive. Very happy with this purchase, highly recommend, this is a lot of quality for the price as is the Ganzo Firebird F753M pictured as a comparison.

Needed some breaking in for the flipper. It uses brass washers and they just need a break in period. The knife came sharp and clean. I did have to take it apart and put back together to get the blade centered without there being any blade play. All and all it’s a good edc knife and for the d2 steel the price is right.

I recently had my 2nd Spyderco stolen so I decided to replace it with something decidedly less expensive, and this was recommended by several people. For the money, I couldn't be happier. The blade is one of the best for this price range, with nice thumb jimping and a great finger choil, the knife is lightweight, and it fits my hand very well.The cons are that the action is very stiff out of the box. It required loosening the pivot screw by about a quarter turn and it is getting better over time. Also, the clip is very stiff as well, which means it takes a bit of extra effort to slip it into your pocket, but that is loosening up with usage like the pivot.Overall highly recommended!

I like the reverse belt clip and the shape and sharpness of the of blade. The flick open action is not the greatest after getting a little junk on the blade (a longer more ergonomic nub might've helped) but the handle is the biggest let down. The material is a hard slick plastic that is just a little too narrow for my liking. Not only did I noticed it first thing it's been months since I bought this knife and I'm still not in love with the handle. A different choice for the plastic's pattern would have gone a long way not to mention a little more heft would have been appreciated.

Good quality for the price.