It took me a little while to get used to the 522, as the weight and balance were extremely different then any of my previous knives making it feel off when I opened it. To add to the change the clip is reversed, as well the mechanisms tension and lock were different from the CRKT I had been using for the last six years. So there was a slight change to the motor skills needed to manipulate it with one hand. This was a small matter in the long run as far as I'm concerned.
Things that have impressed me, The fact that despite having been stabbed and stuck into god knows I can't remember, used to cut everything from zip ties and paracord up to wire and bone it hasn't lost its effectiveness or finish. I have yet had the need to hone the edge and there has been very little damage to the cutting edge. The black BT2 Coated Blade has even managed to maintain its' finish with very little chipping or wear. And the handle/guard, not a single nick or scratch. Which is something new for me as I've been able to damage the handle on every knife I've have ever owned.
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