Benchmade my way.

[treeman8008]

So i finally got everything together and got my car running, the money for the insurance together and all that stuff, got the car for a present over a year ago and it took this long to get it operational, its a blue 1999 chevy cavalier 4door sedan base model. 110k miles.
For a present to celebrate like a step in gaining my independence (that and now no1 has to give me a ride to work anymore) they bought me a benchmade.
They bought me a griptilian, idk what model it is and i dont really care because thats just awsome

Also my car driving is awsome too lol.
It should come sometime this week and ill post pics from the box to the knife .
I know Bm grips arent that big of a deal around here and people get them all the time, believe i just saw a thread made a few days ago about someone wanting one, but hey its a nice knife .

Iv never officially owned my own benchmade, i borrowed some from people and played with them in stores but never bought one, mostly because of lack of money. In a few days i can officially say im a proud benchmade owner

 

[mkjellgren]

Nice work getting your wheels up and running. You'll be pleased with the griptilian. I truly believe it is one of the finest edc knife platform in production today. The handle material is a little cheap feeling (and hollow feeling on the full sized grip), but rest assured, it's tough stuff and will last a lifetime. If like me, you decide you like the knife well enough to drop another $100-150 on some custom scales, it just takes an already great knife and turns it into a SPECTACULAR one. Yes, with the custom scales we are talking about a $200+ griptilian, which can turn some people off, but in my opinion, it feels more like a $300-400 knife. Anyway, like I said, even with its one downfall (cheap scales), the grip platform is one of the best around. Enjoy it, it may be your first, but definitely won't be your last...