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so i got this old benchmade that i dont know much about. i DO know it is a 401 panther partly serrated. does anyone know anything about it and any reviews? thanx
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Benchmade 401 panther? NEED REVIEW
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Benchmade-Panther Model 401-Made in the USA Blade style: Clip point Blade length: 3.25" Blade thickness: 0.125" Blade material: G-2 stainless steel Blade hardness: 57-59 HRC Overall length: 7.625" Size closed: 4.375" Handle material: Black Matte Zytel Weight: 2.8 oz
With one liner as was typical of early 90's Benchmades this was designed as a utility knife, and probably came in 440C as well as G-2. They're not worth a heckuva lot being pretty simple, but as a piece of BKC history and If NIB it's worth keeping...and if a user, well, use it!
With one liner as was typical of early 90's Benchmades this was designed as a utility knife, and probably came in 440C as well as G-2. They're not worth a heckuva lot being pretty simple, but as a piece of BKC history and If NIB it's worth keeping...and if a user, well, use it!