4" blade folder choices?

[lava_lamp]

Some Bradley vs Millie comparisons here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8266500#post8266500

 

[Seven1Niner]

You're missing out the legendary Benchmade 710. It's a very good large folder to edc.

 

[hoopster]

Some Bradley vs Millie comparisons here: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=8266500#post8266500

Wow, I don't know how I missed that thread. Thanks Lava lamp. As much as I like the GB, that comparison has me leaning towards the Military.

 

[hoopster]

You're missing out the legendary Benchmade 710. It's a very good large folder to edc.

I know it. As good as it must be, it does nothing for me if you know what I mean.

 

[hoopster]

The Emerson CQC11 Blackhawk is a great working knife that fits your description to a tee.

/dusty

I was really liking that Emerson until I realized it has a slight recurve blade.

 

[Reeek]

A big hell yeah

Hogue EX-01 comes in a 3.5 and 4 inch version. Great knife!

 

[dinozzo]

The military would be a great choice! I LOVE my millies

The Hoge EX01s looks very nice as well, but i havent owned one.

Ive owned 2 enduras, and prefer the military, a choil comes in handy IMO on a larger knife.

A sebenza would definitely work too, but they are above your price point.

 

[wouter1967]

A great, and butter smooth knife with a perfect F&F is the Al Mar SERE2000 (liner-lock), VG10 steel. And if you do not mind black blades, the BM760LFTi (mono-lock), CPM-M4 steel, is also a strong beauty.

Both are above $150,- (unfortunatly ??)

 

[Vasya156]

Cold Steel Voyager is a good knife with 4" blade, VG-1 steel. It's light but tough and cheap. The bad thing is you can't reassamble it.

 

[hoopster]

Well, I ended up with the Military and couldn't be happier. Kind of makes me wonder why I didn't try one sooner. I can't believe how easy this knife carries. I'll go ahead and close this thread out. Thanks for the help guys.