This is sweet. Can't wait to get mine tomorrow. I didn't like the bugg outs. I went with the Kershaw Iridium. I'm too cheap to mess with knives over 100.
Not all crossbar locks are created equally. I wish people would show the amount of contact that the bar makes on the blade and how much travel room the frame leaves to account for the bar breaking in. This one looks almost maxed out, but without knowing how much use the knife has seen it's impossible to know if that's an issue or not. I really like that blade shape! EDIT: around the 8:00 mark is what I'm talking about. There appears to be plenty of travel room left, and hopefully it makes use of that because the contract area seems minimal.
I see what you mean now. Yeah the bar itself is on the smaller side but because The springs are so damn buff I’m sure it will hold up. The execution of this knife really did impress me from the second I unboxed them.
I think this Amin company is either ch or eafengrow inc a few other brands . Check out the cankuc1136 it’s amazing . Looks just like Medford infraction and the design is amazing . You ll see when in hand and see al the dep,yment ootions and the sound . If a real one sounds like this with the front flipper I might get one . Two other knives I like are the ef335 the microtech doc strider one, and the Ganzo Adimante skimen design is amazing , at least my example is and kne more for a chunky monkey I thought was such good value for the price is an eafengrow902 which is a knife you certainly will not regret purchasing . This thing should be 3-$400 with how smooth it operates and the finish is , well . Check it out . I think it’s one of the only original designs . 😊
i wanted a cheap cross lock to fidget with, and ganzo was not the answer lol(i went with the spyderco clone) the omega springs are pretty tough and so is the action, i cant really complain for 23$ but it's not what i wanted fidget-wise...this looks pretty smooth though
I love the look but for the kind of tasks I need it for a standard drop point would of been better. I do plan to chop the blade to meet my requirements later on. But in the mean time I still use it a lot at work.
This is sweet. Can't wait to get mine tomorrow. I didn't like the bugg outs. I went with the Kershaw Iridium. I'm too cheap to mess with knives over 100.
The bug out isn’t worth it anymore unfortunately.
Not all crossbar locks are created equally.
I wish people would show the amount of contact that the bar makes on the blade and how much travel room the frame leaves to account for the bar breaking in. This one looks almost maxed out, but without knowing how much use the knife has seen it's impossible to know if that's an issue or not.
I really like that blade shape!
EDIT: around the 8:00 mark is what I'm talking about. There appears to be plenty of travel room left, and hopefully it makes use of that because the contract area seems minimal.
I see what you mean now. Yeah the bar itself is on the smaller side but because The springs are so damn buff I’m sure it will hold up. The execution of this knife really did impress me from the second I unboxed them.
I think this Amin company is either ch or eafengrow inc a few other brands . Check out the cankuc1136 it’s amazing . Looks just like Medford infraction and the design is amazing . You ll see when in hand and see al the dep,yment ootions and the sound . If a real one sounds like this with the front flipper I might get one . Two other knives I like are the ef335 the microtech doc strider one, and the Ganzo Adimante skimen design is amazing , at least my example is and kne more for a chunky monkey I thought was such good value for the price is an eafengrow902 which is a knife you certainly will not regret purchasing . This thing should be 3-$400 with how smooth it operates and the finish is , well . Check it out . I think it’s one of the only original designs . 😊
What is your favorite blade angle and preferred sharpening system? I have a st106 and a st130. Probably pick this one up as well.
A knife has already been released ST 151 ))) We took into account all the comments!
i wanted a cheap cross lock to fidget with, and ganzo was not the answer lol(i went with the spyderco clone) the omega springs are pretty tough and so is the action, i cant really complain for 23$ but it's not what i wanted fidget-wise...this looks pretty smooth though
Wow that's a sweet blade 👍
I love the look but for the kind of tasks I need it for a standard drop point would of been better. I do plan to chop the blade to meet my requirements later on. But in the mean time I still use it a lot at work.
Got an ST110 and within 3 days it had a rattling noise when closed. Had to send it back for a replacement. Hoping the replacement isn't the same way.
Adjust the pivot fastener on the Benchmade.
I have it is what it is
Fix your audio