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Cabot then gestured to Archon to approach, and he held the hilt in his right hand, placing his five fingers in five of the six depressions in the hilt, and took Archon's hand and placed one of his fingers on the sixth depression. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 13, Sentence #87)

Of course, thought Cabot, it is locked in place. There is a releasing touch. The touch would have to be simple, to be quickly applied, and it would doubtless be indexed to a six-digited paw. Cabot then gestured to archon to approach, and he held the hilt in his right hand, placing his five fingers in five of the six depressions in the hilt, and took archon's hand and placed one of his fingers on the sixth depression. The touch, thought Cabot, cannot be a simple grasp, but it must be nearly so, to be such as could be applied with a moment's notice. He then pressed his own fingers and the finger of archon into the depressions swiftly, twice. The dagger sprang free from the sheath and there was a cry of wonder from archon, and the others. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 13)