Benchmade pictures

I'm thinking a couple years. The picture is an old one. Although, I haven't had problems with rust. It doesn't patina/stain that easily either. I have quite a few knives in rotation, so it doesn't get carried all that much. I have a bunch of M4 , benchmades are all coated of course. The spyderco manix M4 hasn't rusted on me, but my Gale Bradley did develop rust spots around the pivot behind the scale. Perhaps I let some pickle juice or something linger in there :confused:


Here is a recent photo.
 
AmPitBull said:
I'm thinking a couple years. The picture is an old one. Although, I haven't had problems with rust. It doesn't patina/stain that easily either. I have quite a few knives in rotation, so it doesn't get carried all that much. I have a bunch of M4 , benchmades are all coated of course. The spyderco manix M4 hasn't rusted on me, but my Gale Bradley did develop rust spots around the pivot behind the scale. Perhaps I let some pickle juice or something linger in there :confused:


Here is a recent photo.
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I dunno, maybe I'll just have him reshape the blade and not regrind it. Knives rust easily in the summer where I live, and I'd rather not have to worry about it. I love the black contrast with the raw steel though.
 
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My new baby
 
knife2Agunfight said:
I dunno, maybe I'll just have him reshape the blade and not regrind it. Knives rust easily in the summer where I live, and I'd rather not have to worry about it. I love the black contrast with the raw steel though.
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Living in the central valley, I don't need to worry about rust much during the summer. Winter does get very humid though.
 
AmPitBull said:
I'm thinking a couple years. The picture is an old one. Although, I haven't had problems with rust. It doesn't patina/stain that easily either. I have quite a few knives in rotation, so it doesn't get carried all that much. I have a bunch of M4 , benchmades are all coated of course. The spyderco manix M4 hasn't rusted on me, but my Gale Bradley did develop rust spots around the pivot behind the scale. Perhaps I let some pickle juice or something linger in there :confused:


Here is a recent photo.
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What model is this?
 
You all may get sick of seeing this guy, but it's somewhat of a grail for me so it gets carried and used every day since getting it! And it just looks so good in front of the camera :D
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skidmark72 said:
How do you posts pics
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Begin by uploading your picture to an online photohosting service (plenty of free ones, though they've usually got some limit to the size/number of files you can have at any one time). Imgur, flickr, photobucket are all common ones.

Once you've done that, find the url that links directly to your image as hosted on the site - for example, "http://i.imgur.com/0NH0e7S.jpg"

It should end in a picture-type file extension; ".jpg" is probably the most common.

Then just put that url into image tags in your post - so, [ IMG]urlhere[ /IMG] - just without the spaces.

So it'll look like [ IMG]http://i.imgur.com/0NH0e7S.jpg[ /IMG]. Without the spaces, it becomes

0NH0e7S.jpg
 
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