Boker Tacticals any good?

[wuyeah]

Hello, i currently own 3 boker. All 3 are classic series which i found boker's 440C definatly not as sharp as my Kershaw mojo, Benchmade skirmish. Feel free to write if you feel differ. I think its mainly because all 3 classics are meant to be collective purpose.

I was looking at boker speedlock. a bit afraid it will not be sharp.
benchmade opportunity looks like a nice choice too. but its no auto

what would you say? is speedlock any good?

 

[Nimick]

Well, they aren't bad. I can't speak to that particular model, but I will say that the Infinity I bought 2 months ago was not as well made as the one I bought 5 years ago. although the blade material was made in japan. You might be able to get an equal quality product cheaper elsewhere.

What about the speedlock appeals to you?

 

[wuyeah]

well, i was looking for a bit bigger knife to own that is fairly quick open accompany with nice sharp blade. Boker speedlock came in the picture just simply because i own so much boker classic, it was natural. Have to say, it has a bit traditional look in a modern design. But after i search more, just about lots of knives became a good consideration when you look into it. Benchmade 960 its nice, its 4200 is a killer as well. I just read the reaview about RRF, which i had post asking question about it.

RRF now seems like the most possible. just of my curiosity about step in custom knives.

 

[ginshun]

I have a Top Lock, which I believe is just a non-auto speedlock.

It is a decent knife, nothing special, but worth the price.

 

[USAFSP]

If you like Boker knives, and want to stay tactical, you can't go wrong with the Walter Brend tactical folders. They are very nice for the money.

 

[Daywalker]

If you like Boker knives, and want to stay tactical, you can't go wrong with the Walter Brend tactical folders. They are very nice for the money.

I agree, and I think a G10 version is on clearance sale right now on the Boker site!

God bless