Becker pocket knife would be neat.

Did anyone say Phat Bob yet? Dozier folders? Zombie folders?

I think part of the problem, is that a BK folder is a tough compromise of features. You could easily end up with something heavier, more complicated and less reliable than a BK 11/14 - and no easier to carry / conceal. Not to mention more expensive.

I have some SAK and multitools - honestly, all are jack of all / master of none.
 
I think the first thing you would have to sacrifice for a Becker folder that had the same user profile as the Becker FBs would be ease in carry/conceal.
 
IMO a folding bk3 lockback would be amazing. Kinda like a blackhawk hawkhook but bigger, stronger, better, and made in America.
 
thatotherguy said:
IMO a folding bk3 lockback would be amazing. Kinda like a blackhawk hawkhook but bigger, stronger, better, and made in America.
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Now that would be a pocket full of knife. Probably best not to fall in the river with that thing on. :D

Moose
 
DerekH said:
We already have a multi-tool, it is called the BK3000. Here is a pic.

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I had one in my cart and was about to pull the trigger.

Then I realized... no bottle opener.
 
Guyon said:
I had one in my cart and was about to pull the trigger.

Then I realized... no bottle opener.
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You are right of course. That is far too obvious an oversight. I will have the designer beaten for his forgetfulness.
 
seriously though, why would you need a bk folder when there are spyderco's?? :D

I'm USA all the way, however I have knives made in japan and taiwan, that put some (keep your hat on) U.S.A. blades to shame.... both in fit, finish, and performance..

I guess most of it stems from quality control from the U.S. manufacturer....., and most importantly who they farm their work out to overseas..
 
Battle Creek Knives said:
seriously though, why would you need a bk folder when there are spyderco's?? :D

I'm USA all the way, however I have knives made in japan and taiwan, that put some (keep your hat on) U.S.A. blades to shame.... both in fit, finish, and performance..

I guess most of it stems from quality control from the U.S. manufacturer....., and most importantly who they farm their work out to overseas..
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Made in USA is fine to have on a blade, ya'll know how I feel about that, but it has to be quality. I wouldn't buy a POS because it was just MADE IN USA. I want quality American products, for a reasonable price.

I don't think that's asking too much.

Oh, and both my current rotates are USA made, one in Golden Colorado, the other, Tualatin, Oregon. I think .

Moose
 
moosez45 said:
Made in USA is fine to have on a blade, ya'll know how I feel about that, but it has to be quality. I wouldn't buy a POS because it was just MADE IN USA. I want quality American products, for a reasonable price.

I don't think that's asking too much.

Oh, and both my current rotates are USA made, one in Golden Colorado, the other, Tualatin, Oregon. I think .

Moose
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Amen.I have no problem supporting Chinese manufacturers, if their quality is good. That being said, if I have the choice between anything foreign and American made, I will spend the extra $10 or whatever to buy American.
 
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