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Best Folding Knife for Everyday Carry
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PHORTO
(8/19/2021)
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Finally one of these reviews includes an automatic knife, and it's a beauty. At three-fifty, the Benchmark is a bit pricey.
I have several, the most expensive being a Buck 112 conversion that cost $150 (more than 10 years ago), but the price belies the quality and beauty of the knife. It. Is. Gorgeous. And it's a Buck.
The others are more utilitarian, and include two S&W ExtremeOps (black, and silver) and a S&W HRT.
More automatic knives, please.
Pretty-please, even. :-) |
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