Benchmade Bugout in M4 Please

[mr2blue]

I would be on this like a crack head in a bad way

Any thoughts or secret news?

 

[vwb563]

I'd be in for one. I love M4.

 

[BMCGear]

My preference is 20cv.

 

[mycough]

Yup, 20cv and M4 would be sweet. I bet we see them both the way they have been selling.

Russ

 

[Cscotttsss]

Yeah, I'd buy one in a heartbeat.

 

[woodysone]

So would I love a bugout in M4. Love Benchmade M4 in anything!

 

[ackpublius76]

I would take any more M4 options.

 

[argyle1812]

Coated M4 would be amazing

 

[toker]

If by M4 you mean M390/20CV, then I agree.

 

[rsantos97]

No way! Why would anyone want M4 instead of M390/20CV. I seriously don't understand why people are in love with a rust prone steel, that has to be maintained.

 

[abbazaba]

Lets do this already! M4 would be my first choice, 20cv/M390 my second. K390 seems like an unrealistic fantasy.

Basically the only Benchmade I carry anymore. I'm 100% in for Bugouts with upgraded steel Upgraded handles ready... Gray Ti in pocket today.

 

[levs18]

I’m in for either m4 or m390/20cv.

 

[sharp_edge]

Put M4 or m390 or 20cv on the knife with that flex plastic handle would be a waste. Replace the plastic with titanium and then I have my next Benchmade to buy (and it is ok if it means $200+).

 

[uxo2]

M4

WITHOUT a coating

 

[jpm2]

No way! Why would anyone want M4 instead of M390/20CV. I seriously don't understand why people are in love with a rust prone steel, that has to be maintained.

I prefer a blade less prone to damage.
The only thing I maintain is the edge, just like any blade, just less often.

 

[mr2blue]

No way! Why would anyone want M4 instead of M390/20CV. I seriously don't understand why people are in love with a rust prone steel, that has to be maintained.

Personally, I can get M4 sharper than any other steel and I have had no corrosion issues. Just personal preference for me.