"Monster Slayer"
| quote: Originally posted by joe_karp:
Another tried and true suggestion: Give the knife a bath in hot soapy water...
Plus one on this recommendation. Hot soapy water works better'n about anything. Afterward, I'd flush it out good with WD-40, then let it dry, then lube.
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| I like this answer. quote: Originally posted by dj: If your mechanically inclined , take the sucker apart and clean it. Best bet is to send it to BM and have them KEEP IT. Maybe its gettin weak and worn.
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| My buddy and I bought the 9100 at the same time. His did the same thing. I took his knife in the mens room and ran the water as hot as I could get it. I ran it under the water for a few minutes. Then I took hand soup and cleaned it. Ran it under hot water again. Dried it and used a teflon based lubricant. His 9100 was firing like new. The pocket lint and other junk in his pocket gummed up the mechanism. If your not a fan of pocket clips, doing this once a month is the cure. |
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