Benchmade Griptilian Kevin Wilkins Grips Handles Information Sheet Requested

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NickZac

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So it is time that I get a set of the Wilkins Grips after hearing all of the positive reviews. With that said, I am the confused buyer as I cannot find any information explaining the configurations. A guide as such would be great help to anyone considering these grips as they are a major purchase and one wants to make sure they are purchasing exactly the model and color that they want. I've seen G10, aluminum, titanium and more. Does anyone know a lot about the variants made? If a spreadsheet/matrix is made with this information, it would be very useful for both the seller and buyer. Any assistance is greatly appreciated so thanks in advance! I think what needs to be listed is:

-Grip model name/number
-Model knives it fits
-Handle material (ti, alum, G10, Micarta, etc)
-Handle design and characteristics (thumb notch, dimpled, lanyard hole, cup holder, etc)
-Handle color
-Handle weight
-Handle price MSRP and SRP
-Approximate order time
 
They come in large and small configurations and are only available at Moore cutlery for usa buyers and from Kevin Wilkins for the rest of the world. They aralso only available in limited quanities so what ever Gary moore has onthe site is all that is available!! Hope this helps
 
Yeah, I'd check Kevin Wilkin's own site for more info. I've seen the complete variant list on his site before, but it was a while back. Don't know if it's still there or not.
 
I have two, 1 small 1 large. They come in Standard or Mini just like the Griptilian knife.The Mini WilkinsGrips will fit all models of the mini-Griptilian, the Standard WilkinsGrips will fit on all Standard sized Griptilian. I have my WilkinsGrips on Ritter Grips w/M2. But they'll fit on the D2 Grip from Cabelas too. The only variable that maybe different would be the Tanto style blades. They have been made out of Aluminum, Titanium, G10, G11 Laminated and Corian.The availability of WilkinsGrips in most of these materials is a bit sketchy at times, G10 being the exception to that rule. For what you want go to either Kevin Wilkins or to Moore Cutlery site,Google them. The WilkinsGrips are Fantastic!

Here's Moore Cutlery:
http://knives.cx/store/index.php?manufacturers_id=301
 
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Personally, I would go with cuscadi scales. You can custom order them in any material you want with different texture options and backspacers. They also seem to be a little cheaper.
 
I have a set of mini wilkins grips I got in a trade with gary @ moore cutlery he knows his stuff and has been around for a long time. He gets all the US wilkins grips and will gladly work with you. Best to give him a call as he will talk your ear off about them. His personal EDC is a mini griptillian sheepsfoot blade with a custom carbide edge and the G-11 scales. If he has access to loads of customs and very high end production and chooses a combined $200 knife its good.
 
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