Benchmade Nagara Nak-Lok

fishwatcher said:
I'm curious if this is the same experience others have with this knife, or if easier openings are more the norm?
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In the beginning mine was a bit different (if thats the word) to open as it took a while to get used to the way you swung your thumb out to open it. Otherwise I havent really had a problem opening mine.
 
I'm looking to pick one of these up soon and have been impressed with everyone's comments. Frankly, it seems that if one could *overlook* that it is made in China, this knife is of higher quality than 3/4 of blue class knives! Is this the case? If it was "Made in America" how much would this model be selling for? $150? $200?
 
the lock looks like a spyderco compression lock concept but taken one step further in that you can use the button to disengage the lock?
 
RKH said:
Good review Barrabas74. I have one and I think you covered the knife real well. I have a Mini Pika 2 In TI and forgot it had the same steel. The Nagara is the only new BM knife I like. The torrent looks good but I have not seen one yet. I am partial to the Axis lock but this lock is nice on the Nagara. I don't care for thick clunky knives and lately the BM are a little thick and heavy for my likes.The Nagara ia a classy slim beautiful knife and not to thick.

RKH
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This caught MY eye, did you SEE it as I did?

"The torrent looks good but I have not seen one yet."

Whoa, read that again. How can it look good if you havn't seen one yet?

Bootcher
 
BOOTCHER said:
This caught MY eye, did you SEE it as I did?

"The torrent looks good but I have not seen one yet."

Whoa, read that again. How can it look good if you havn't seen one yet?

Bootcher
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Catalog/webpage/online reviews vs. in-person?
 
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