Mikov 241 Predator Overview 

Mine rests at half-way after I close the blade. I fold it down the rest of the way with my thumb. I figured that's the design. Not sure. Either way, I love mine. One of my best knife purchases ever. In a day of hype, exotic steels, etc. this thing is just a gorgeous workhorse of a knife.

dunno if available on Blade HQ but they're sold by Mikov and are possible to order.

Blade play is terrible with these. The Lock up, not too trust worthy. Being riveted, luck of the draw on how much play and deployment speed.

Very small blade play is normal on these knives

+Xavier Yeah, but do Kershaws come in dark horn and look this classy? This is more of a gentleman's knife.

+Vin Ellis For something like this I think it's all about what your money's worth to you. I'm not personally all that into the whole gentlemen's knife thing, but if that's what you like then yeah, this is going to fit the bill much better.

Xavier It's a really nice knife either way.

+Xavier You can also get them in RWL-34 which is ridiculously good steel.

The Mikov by a mile. The Frank B black tactical is literally garbage. I own both and it's no contest.

You are pretty wrong :) victorinox can opener is entirely different design.

mine did

Springs break. It really is not that good of a knife.

Yeah it’s not that great of a knife lol. It’s a cool budget knife absolutely but there’s an ocean of knives that are far better than this, for not too much more in price either.

​@@JONNYCABANIThe spring is easily replaceable on Mikov autos. They actually have 2 springs, just-in-case one breaks or fails, it can still open with only 1 working (not as quickly though). The Mikov company sells replacement leaf springs for just a few dollars per pair. You can easily remove or replace them, without needing to disassemble the knife at all. These really are very good, durable, quality autos built using the old world kick-spring and pins type design. Compared to even the nicest Italian Stiletto the Mikov is better and tougher. The only other old-school knife that rivals it would have to be the older custom Buck 110 auto-conversions (depending who did the conversion). Not the new coil-spring Auto-Buck 110, but specifically the old leaf spring versions.

+SafeHandle Yep.

That is the left handed version.