200 for a titanium frame lock ...... go!

[Stainz]

The Benchmade 790 Subrosa, a handsome Ti/S30V assisted opening framelock, although discontinued, is still available and less than your $200. I removed the drive pin, making mine a manual knife - much more to my liking.

Stainz

 

[MarkIII]

If you intend to use it look into the ZT blems and save a few bucks.

 

[Haaammer]

Love my Alias 2, so I give Bradley another vote.

 

[3f8]

Spyderco Ti Military

I'll second that one.

 

[evilgreg]

Watch the exchange and you can snag a Southard for around that price. If you can wait a bit, the ZT 801 looks like it will be pretty spiffy when it finally hits the stores later this year.

 

[Jasonsdman]

Another vote for the Bradley Alias here! Not a Sebenza, but close enough for half price.

 

[Blade-fiend]

I just picked up a Lionsteel aluminum SR-1 on amazon for under 200 they kick ass and with the stabilizer lock it turns it pretty much into a fixed blade.

 

[goodeyesniper]

Spyderco Ti Military. Or the Fluted Ti Military if you can find it.

 

[JDunn709]

+1 Ti Mil

 

[geargeek]

I just picked up a Lionsteel aluminum SR-1 on amazon for under 200 they kick ass and with the stabilizer lock it turns it pretty much into a fixed blade.

This would be my vote, or else the HEST DPX 2 folder, also by lionsteel

 

[Scottie3000]

Spyderco Ti military is in the ballpark.

 

[jill jackson]

I got this off a dealer on eBay for 162.50 shipped and it's not a blem. Very solid and great fit and finish.

 

[bld522]

Another vote for the Southard. It's a helluva lot of knife in a lightweight (4 oz) package.