Disassemble a CJRB Pyrite with Full Steel Scales // planning on fully customizing

Let’s take apart this CJRK Pyrite and take a look at this button lock mechanism. I’ve always wondered exactly how it works. Maybe you have too. With plans forming to fully customize this Pyrite, e need to know how it works and how we can make adjustments for customization. Hope this provides a bit of information.
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[@jdubxi11]

Great video, I've been interested in grabbing one of these. Not as much a fan of this style of button lock, same as kizer's. I'm sure it's fine, but I much prefer the civivi approach which is actually a liner lock and the button feeds through to push it aside rather than putting a finger in the blade path. I feel it's a stronger lock than just a plunge style button. Still think I'll get one, hearing such good things about it so far. Thanks for the tear down video, real helpful!

[@carneraerial]

Interesting! I haven’t gotten my hands on a Civivi button lock ( bought my oldest son an elementum as his first bigger knife, but it is a straight liner lock). I will say this pyrite has a ton of blade bounce on the close. Glad it was helpful. Thanks.

[@sloanNYC]

That button spring was driving me nuts too when swapping scales. So small and fiddly.

[@carneraerial]

Hah. Yep. Learned to hold it down with the blade now