BM bedlam 8600

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lwiph

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Hi everyone,
When I first saw this new blade, it was kind of very strange blade, but now it's realy growing on me... but the point is: autos are illegal (in the North :P) ... Do you thing there's a very little chance to see this model offered in manual opening or at least assisted opening. Just like the Rift is offered in MO and Auto?

That would be very awesome!!!
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I don't know if they will make a manual version. Probably depends on sales of the auto? I wonder if the auto can be disabled so that it is just a normal AXIS lock?

Have you seen the 741? It has a similar handle but the blade is fairly different. Looks similar though.
 
Autos aren't illegal EVERYWHERE in the North! You're allowed to have them in Vermont as long as the blade is 3" or less, and you can have them in Rhode Island in any length. ;)
 
Just a little up North from Vermont, any autos are illegal ;) unfortunatly! And yes this BM 741 looks nice. Warriors and Wonders is still waiting for the first order from what I see on their site.

I'm not expert, but i'm pretty sure the auto can be disabled, but no thumbs studs ... I'll just wait, but a MO Bedlam would probably sales good!!!
 
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lwiph said:
Just a little up North from Vermont, any autos are illegal ;) unfortunatly! And yes this BM 741 looks nice. Warriors and Wonders is still waiting for the first order from what I see on their site.
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Yes indeed, I have the 741 on pre-order from Jay. He has been trying to light a fire under BM to get them in sooner. I am really looking forward to the 741!
 
lwiph said:
Hi everyone,
When I first saw this new blade, it was kind of very strange blade, but now it's realy growing on me... but the point is: autos are illegal (in the North :P) ... Do you thing there's a very little chance to see this model offered in manual opening or at least assisted opening. Just like the Rift is offered in MO and Auto?

That would be very awesome!!!
Lp
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You don't typically see auto knives released and then offered in manual. It's the other way around.

I'd be surprised if it's ever anything but an auto. At this point I'll just be happy to see a plain edge satin version.
 
That's more of a Persion/Turkish Bowie designed blade. It would look better if the thumb ramp was not there.
 
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