What do you guys think of this knife, seat belt cutter and glass break? - Page 2

ISurvivednmu · 01-30-2015, 06:43 AM

I am new to this, but is Benchmade part of Hechler and Koch firearms?

Also, here are 2 benchmade knives for less than 30 bucks. Are they worth it?

Benchmade HK Knives Ally Knife

Benchmade HK Knives Tanto Pika II Knife Combo with Edged Coated Blade

Are these the chines junk versions or a deal?

bowtie98607 · 01-30-2015, 11:56 AM

Kershaw and there made here! Once a year (usually in November) They have a factory sale at ridiculous low prices. I've bought factory seconds and some experimental's at 10 cents on the dollar! Best knives I've owned!
http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/

*Camaro_Corvette* · 01-30-2015, 12:15 PM

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Originally Posted by bowtie98607

Kershaw and there made here! Once a year (usually in November) They have a factory sale at ridiculous low prices. I've bought factory seconds and some experimental's at 10 cents on the dollar! Best knives I've owned!
http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/

I do love a good Kershaw knife. About to send one in for warranty. Hopefully the warranty is as good as everyone says it is.

I love this knife, and I want it back!

shibbs · 01-30-2015, 12:21 PM

Speaking of Benchmade - if anyone can score me an Infidel.... I'd REALLY appreciate it!

To the OP - I wouldn't ever put my life on a cheap knife. If it's honestly something to save your life, spend the money you think your life is worth.
Besides - a good knife can and will last a lifetime, or several. Right now I carry a CRKT Anubis. No open-assist, no serration, no glass-breaker, no way I'll EVER break this thing.

Synner · 01-31-2015, 12:01 AM

After using multiple types for real situations, not outperforms a dedicated belt cutter such as the Benchmade 7. A knife that sees use will make it much duller over time and the limited surface area means it may not cut, or not cleanly/quickly, in the emergency situation its intended for when every second counts.

For glass breaking the hammer style is much easier, the tiny knife ones can require some serious oomph and hitting it at the right angle to work. But it'll get you inside.

Mutant Racer · 01-31-2015, 05:08 AM

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Originally Posted by shibbs

Speaking of Benchmade - if anyone can score me an Infidel.... I'd REALLY appreciate it!

You can't cruise to another state where they are legal and buy one? If you can wait until summer I'll hook you up.

hypercarfanatic · 02-03-2015, 01:55 PM

+1 for kershaw. I EDC a brawler, and it is super reliable and well made.

01-30-2015, 11:56 AM	#16
bowtie98607 Drives: 2015 Chevrolet Corvette Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: Vancouver, Washington Posts: 222 View My Garage	Kershaw and there made here! Once a year (usually in November) They have a factory sale at ridiculous low prices. I've bought factory seconds and some experimental's at 10 cents on the dollar! Best knives I've owned! http://kershaw.kaiusaltd.com/ __________________

01-30-2015, 06:43 AM	#15
ISurvivednmu Drives: 2013 ZL1 Join Date: Dec 2013 Location: Michigan Posts: 85	I am new to this, but is Benchmade part of Hechler and Koch firearms? Also, here are 2 benchmade knives for less than 30 bucks. Are they worth it? Benchmade HK Knives Ally Knife Benchmade HK Knives Tanto Pika II Knife Combo with Edged Coated Blade Are these the chines junk versions or a deal?

01-31-2015, 12:01 AM	#19
Synner Drives: cars Join Date: May 2011 Location: Oversneeze Posts: 4,542	After using multiple types for real situations, not outperforms a dedicated belt cutter such as the Benchmade 7. A knife that sees use will make it much duller over time and the limited surface area means it may not cut, or not cleanly/quickly, in the emergency situation its intended for when every second counts. For glass breaking the hammer style is much easier, the tiny knife ones can require some serious oomph and hitting it at the right angle to work. But it'll get you inside.

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