Benchmade NRA Question

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Does anybody have experience with the Benchmade-made NRA Outdoors knives? I'm wondering how the quality is as opposed to Benchmade's normal knives. Are these red-class knives, or are they made in the United States? The model I'm looking at is the Pardue 12205, and had these questions about it. The price is only $38, which is very cheap for a Benchmade. So I'm curious as to the quality.
 
I don't know much about them but I can tell you that they ARE red class knives. There is atleast one that was made in the USA, and that is the Osbourn one. But it sells for over $100.
 
There are quite a few NRA knives made in the USA by BMK.

BM12800P - Osborne Gaucho
BM12550 - Hinderer
BM12520 - Snody
BM12500 - Osborne

Might be more these are just quickies.
 
I've had one for awhile now, the small Stockman slipjoint 12720.

Quality is really high, stainless and micarta construction.

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I'm interested in the opinions this thread generates... I've been itching to order the Snody NRA knife.

Stay sharp,
desmobob
 
I just noticed that the knife I mentioned is made in Taiwan. I knew it was foreign, just not the exact country.
 
I recently bought my 2nd 12800 Gaucho. They seem just as well made as my 770 D2 or a titanium 941 a friend owns.
 
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