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I would go for the Benchmade, had the big Grip, only thing I didnt like was the scales, go aftermarket with the scales and clip ant its really unique and good knife.
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Yeah that is not much of a choice for me. It's out of my budget and the shipping and import fees would be insane.If you can save up a bit more, the hogue knives Doug Ritter RSK is well reviewed. It's basically a griptilian by the same designer that did it for Benchmade. Some would argue its better. No one's tested the m390 on it yet, but they do have better reputation for qc than Benchmade. But alas most companies have some qc issues that get through.
You also can't get ahold of one from Hogue, from what I can tell. People report waiting months to get theirs shipped to them.If you can save up a bit more, the hogue knives Doug Ritter RSK is well reviewed. It's basically a griptilian by the same designer that did it for Benchmade. Some would argue its better. No one's tested the m390 on it yet, but they do have better reputation for qc than Benchmade. But alas most companies have some qc issues that get through.
Thanks, I haven't read the thread in a while tbo. Good to know. Guess we'll have to grab one fast if they hit the exchange.You also can't get ahold of one from Hogue, from what I can tell. People report waiting months to get theirs shipped to them.
And maybe a tiny little cut out for easier access to the lock.If I were to tweak the design it would be to add another 1/4" of handle length and make it a flipper, but I'm pretty pleased with it as is.