These Use Skinned Down Med Triangle Bits - Known as a "Sigil" Bit For the chassis screws.

Essentially you need a "Thin to No Wall" Medium triangle for these, If You try To Use a regular med triangle, you'll destroy the handle. 

The Pocket Clip Screw However needs a med triangle- dont try to use a skinned down one (or a sigil bit) or else it will break from lack of a thicker tool bit wall. These are known to be very very tight and will require heating to remove.

These Use Skinned Down Med Triangle Bits - Known as a "Sigil" Bit For the chassis.

Essentially you need a "Thin to No Wall" Medium triangle for these, If You try To Use a regular med triangle, you'll destroy the handle. 

The Pocket Clip Screw However needs a med triangle- dont try to use a skinned down one (or a sigil bit) or else it will break from lack of a thicker tool bit wall. These are known to be very very tight and will require heating to remove.

These Use Skinned Down Med Triangle Bits - Known as a "Sigil" Bit For the chassis.

Essentially you need a "Thin to No Wall" Medium triangle for these, If You try To Use a regular med triangle, you'll destroy the handle. 

The Pocket Clip Screw However needs a med triangle- dont try to use a skinned down one (or a sigil bit) or else it will break from lack of a thicker tool bit wall. These are known to be very very tight and will require heating to remove.

No Screws, Just a T30 torx to remove the clip then the scales need to be slid apart (the knife has a dovetail construction)