benchmade aileron....tire thread...

The last thing a C.I.A. agent or anyone in that field needs to worry about is a knife; it reminds me of the hype of the east german secret police auto that was marketed by adams international years ago ;turned out to be nothing more than a maniago barry wood looking auto made in Italy.with an e german logo on it(used they say for interrogation and backup or some other crap according to the literature) Keep the comedy coming I can use the laughs....
 
Aside from the weird traction etching thing and serrations, the knife looks good. I was hoping to see some car doors or pig carcasses getting stabbed in the video. That’s going to be a big deal breaker for me
 
SpySmasher said:
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Alright that looks kinda neat
 
Wouldn't the traction treads hinder slicing in general? I mean, let's be real here. Most people are gonna use this for every day purposes, not self defense.
 
That's another Benchmade I won't get. This 2 hands opening stuff is like going backwards in terms of evolution to me. Won't swap that for any of my EKI...

Edit: after watching the video... This 2 hands thingie work with about all my knives, except my doukdouk.
 
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I hate to be the bearer of bad news here but you don't need laser etchings to open many knives one handed without the deployment hole, thumb stud, etc. I sometimes open many of my Spyderco knives this way just for fun.
 
basmca said:
yea i agree.
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No running here. Not now or in the future. Had open heart surgery October, 2017, and while I ran for up to 5 minutes in post op recovery class, I run too slow to out run anyone, so I'll give 110% to take out an attacker.

The way I figure, the attacker has abt as much a chance of surviving me as a 300lb buck with 16 points on open day. NONE.
 
It's good and ok to be different. Different strokes for different folks.
 
731Chopper said:
I hate to be the bearer of bad news here but you don't need laser etchings to open many knives one handed without the deployment hole, thumb stud, etc. I sometimes open many of my Spyderco knives this way just for fun.
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It is apparent from your comment that you do not understand the concept here. I am not talking about opening a knife with one hand.
I’m talking about flicking the blade open using your ring, middle or index finger only.
No arm waving, no lock abuse.
Flick!
 
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Keyman said:
It is apparent from your comment that you do not understand the concept here. I am not talking about opening a knife with one hand.
I’m talking about flicking the blade open using your ring, middle or index finger only.
No arm waving, no lock abuse.
Flick!
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My apologies.
 
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